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5. "They" are making the rounds.

Sat Nov 14, 2020, 01:31 PM

Nov 2020

I never all the phone number from messages on my cell phone but I often google the numbers.

Here is another one

https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-609-736-0991

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I know it is a scam but shall I be worried? [View all] question everything Nov 2020 OP

Naw I wouldn't worry about that ... mr_lebowski Nov 2020 #1

Welcome to "PITA" world! (Pain In The Ass) MyOwnPeace Nov 2020 #2

Thank you. Wonder how they got my email. question everything Nov 2020 #3

DITTO, received similar message from 'paypal,' elleng Nov 2020 #4

"They" are making the rounds. question everything Nov 2020 #5

I think if any of your accounts have been hacked, they wouldn't WheelWalker Nov 2020 #6

Was not an attachment. Just plain text. question everything Nov 2020 #10

Not unless you open the attachment. n/t PoliticAverse Nov 2020 #8

go into your personal paypal acct and check for bogus transactions.. samnsara Nov 2020 #12

Don't have a PayPal account. Never had one so there is nothing to check.. question everything Nov 2020 #13

They don't want you money, they are looking safeinOhio Nov 2020 #14