Fake invoice scam

by the way, Flora, if this is a paypal scam by a bit-coin company, why would that be neutral?

don't you just love the info at right: unknown carrier, although it's a landline. The media goes on and on about how much we should love forever wars with other countries and never question any big pharm advice (that increases their bottom line), or else you are a wild conspiracy theory nut who the media will cancel. But really, isn't this now-carta-blanc allowance given to phone/attack phishing/vishing/spoofing/spamming criminals, on a daily basis, so very much a WORSE problem? Yet our government and their media sycophants do absolutely nothing about this. Why? Is anyone from Hollywood listening? How about you settle the writer's strike, and make a movie about citizens getting together to take pick axes and perhaps in the final scene, dynamite, as a revenge movie against these worst people on earth: telephone/internet/A-I computer scam/spammers? I'd pay my 13 dollars for that, I tell you what.

Scam involving PayPal charge for Bitcoin currency

Clearly a scam. They tell you your PayPal account is being charged $800, and ask you to verify the charge. By calling, you are: 1) letting them know you are a live person, 2) you have a phone and credit so they can begin an outright search, or 3) give them an opportunity to try to extract more money through even more devious ways. So DONT CALL.

Told me I had to call to stop an $800.00 payment going through pay pal. I do not even have a pay pal account. This was the number Angela told me I had to call to stop the payment.