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Dear PayPal Member,

This email confirms that you have sent an eBay payment of $47.85 USD to harris2727@aol.com for an eBay item.

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Payment Details
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Amount: $47.85 USD

Transaction ID: 2LC956793J776333Y

Subject: Digimax 130

Note:
If you haven't authorized this charge ,click the link below to dispute transaction
and get full refund

http://www.v8z.net/main/ Dispute transaction (Encrypted Link )

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Item Information
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eBay User ID: scratchandgnaw2

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Edward Harrell's UNCONFIRMED Address
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Edward Harrell
211 David St.
Springtown, TX 76082
United States

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louj

I have read in the previous post that you shouldn't trust e-mails that are sent to you that aren't personally for you. I mean some e-mails don't have your name on it. Is it logical to say that if it really came from paypal; then they would know at the least, your first name. right? Try to report these types of e-mails and just delete them.

irishcelticeyes

I just got this same email today...what does it mean?? I am new to the net and how did this person get my banking account number??????

chargebacks

They didn't get your bank info. This email is an example of phishing. They take a brute force approach to just spamming everyone and anyone hoping someone will bite and give them info so they can take your money. All and all, never provide your info to someone who ask for it by email.

onlineexperts

Just don't worry too much and don't fall to their trap. Never give out any information about yourself, especially passwords and account #s.