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| Name | Paypal Bitcoin Scam Email PDF Invoice, Explained (2024) |
| Video Uploader | Video From Jordan Liles |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 12-10-2022 05:49:12 |
| Video Discription | This video is all about this Paypal Bitcoin scam email PDF invoice. This email might look to be an estimate or invoice from the company or from another user, but you do not owe any money. It’s a scam. Do not click any links or call any phone numbers in these email messages. Scammers are attempting to lure out of you personal information, financial data, credit and debit card numbers, Social Security numbers, etc. Sometimes these Paypal Bitcoin Exchange invoice scam emails with the fake estimate or invoice will ask you to click a link that’s supposed to resolve an issue with your account or will supposedly allow you to make a needed payment. Again, don’t click these links. Alternatively, scammers include their phone numbers in these emails. The phone numbers that appear on the Paypal Bitcoin Exchange invoice email scam invoice or estimate go straight to the scammers. They are not official phone numbers associated with Paypal. I reviewed one that was (888) 826-0413. Do not call these numbers, as the scammers will try their hardest to convince you that you need to give them your data to resolve a problem. Don’t do it. In order to combat the Paypal Bitcoin Exchange invoice email scam, don’t mess with the fake invoice or estimate. Instead, change your password and make it strong. Also, enable two-factor authentication. If you don’t know how to do that, simply go to Google and type Paypal two-factor authentication. Those results will lead you to a credible page where you can set it up. Two-factor authentication adds an additional layer of security on top of just having a password. In the future, when you log out of Paypal and need to log back in, Paypal will text you or ask you to send them a code from a code generator. Only enter that code on the official Paypal website, Paypal.com. Never, ever, for any reason whatsoever, give passwords or codes to scammers. Paypal will never ask you to confirm a verification code or password over the phone. I hope that this video helped. If you have been a victim of this Paypal Bitcoin Exchange invoice scam email or any other scam, feel free to share your story down below in the comments. Also, feel free to ask me any questions about this scam or any other scam. My comments are open. Be sure to not share personal info as comments are public. I’m making these videos late at night and on weekends, and I hope I’m helping people out. I could be sleeping right now, but I want to do what I can with the knowledge I have built up about making videos and putting together reports. There’s simply not enough time to cover all of these subjects during the day, what with so much major news happening around the world, so again I hope this helped. Thanks so much for watching and I hope you can hit “Like” (thumbs up) and subscribe. Liking my video might help Google see that it has value, and they might rank it high up in search results, which might just help one person to not be scammed. Image credit: A. Match/Twitter |
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| Tags | estimate | sent you an invoice |
