![]() ![]() ![]() They also tried to open a credit card in my name!Įasy Net Experts, I am scared to death that the scammers still have access to my machine and all my financial information. In the last 24 hours, the scammers have tried to purchase $1800 Australian dollars worth of cosmetics from a website I've never heard of, and a $250 Home Depot gift card. I then realized that the phone number I called (displayed in the fake invoice email) wasn't the real PayPal, but At this point, I figured something wasn't right and so I hung up the phone. After that, they started asking questions about my bank and credit cards. From there, 'PayPal' connected to my machine and then had me login to my account. The people I spoke with had a very thick Indian accent. Flash forward to January 8, 2020, and I received another message stating that if I don't pay the original invoice ($399), I'm going to be charged an additional ' $500 late fee,' and subsequent 'fees' if I don't take immediate action. I have no recollection of this, so up until now I've kept deleting the emails, thinking they were sent in error. Here's how it happened: beginning some time in March, 2019, I received invoices from PayPal claiming that I paid for some kind of technical support for my computer. I really need your help! I have been scammed by fake PayPal technical support. ![]()
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