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Another Scammer Seeking PayPal Users

 Comsumer Affairs

With all the recent disclosures of stolen data, consumers are not exactly surprised when they are told that their identity has been stolen. A clever scammer is counting on that heightened sense of awareness with an email scam targeted at PayPal account holders.

The email looks official. It bears the PayPal logo and appears to be a routine communication from the online transaction broker. It informs the recipient that their credit card is being billed for $219 for the purchase of a cell phone.

Adding to the air of authenticity is the name and address of the individual who is allegedly receiving the mobile phone. The scammer is counting on the recipient to react with alarm, since they did not order the cell phone and it is not their name and address listed as the recipient. They’re logical conclusion is the charge is unauthorized.

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