dahlshouse

Thanks for the info... I don't recall seeing this but whenever I get anything like that ... I don't click on any of the links in that email... I go directly to my site that I know is safe and look there for any messages... Just being aware of these things helps..
Thanks for the posting...

probison

My 90 year old mother received one of these also and she immediately deleted it. She would never buy anything on the internet, much less use PayPal. Shame on whoever is using this scam.

Glenda m

I got three "notices" from Wells Fargo just this morning. I DON'T even have an account with WF!! Delete, delete, delete!

penski

the same thing happened to me

Rann

I also got it--they want you to forward it to [email protected] so they can check it out. If it really was theirs, they'll let you know.

just_the_scraps_m'am

there's some great ideas Rettie!

i've mailed those empty envelopes many times, think i'll start mailing some "JUNK" in there & see how they like it--thanks for the tips on getting rid of the telemarketers,too!

sylvia77

This exact same thing happened to me. Go change your password now! I had 200.00 taken from my account supposenly by me! I got it straightend out but I was very upset.

ptquilts

when you "hover" over a link in an email, at the bottom of the page you will see where that link will take you. Usually it is a site in some other country, like .ru (russia) - not picking on russia, just saying most of them are off shore and definitely not a real PP site.

Surfergirl

I also received this same type of email and was suspicious immediately...I forwarded it on to PayPal...

lbc

Thanks for the info.