Paypal (scam message)

https://who-called.co.uk/Number/07521264587

I sometimes get them and so does my wife. Neither of us has a Paypal account. I hope everyone is aware not to click on links in these messages but to delete them.

I delete all of them especially the ones about my small w1lly

how small is it

You wouldn't want it on the end of use nose as a wart clacton and it was big enough to fill up two prams

Nigerian number.

Really, someone who answers with a Nigerian accent? Ironically, my relative is presently in a bit of a dispute with one commercially; his business number is on all his vehicles.

At it bigtime,cold called elderly parents during the week,a straight out ask ok bank details which reason wasn't gotten, what a phuckin shower

Nov 3, 2018 -- 7:45PM, ufcdan wrote:

You wouldn't want it on the end of use nose as a wart clacton and it was big enough to fill up two prams

F**k nose

My relative has forwarded the number and link to Paypal who is dealing with it as I type. Now and again I'd get emails in my 'spam' tray which I'd never open. And believe you me the sender could barely spell and too lazy to spell-check either - so arrogant and stupid.

The reason they mis-spell the emails is because it helps filter out the more intelligent people.

The scammer only wants to deal with stupid people,  everyone else is just a waste  of the scammers time.

Reverse psychology...maybe that was why the text was from a known mobile number. Cheers 'Escapee'.

I doubt pp will be able to do anything to stop it i123.
Same scam using every big trading companies name been ongoing for years and nowt been done.
"Your order is ready for delivery", "You've won a prize" and "Confirm details please" most common messages.

another scam is ring u up,dont want to know your pin no. or bank details just a chat.
do u go in your bank ,are they freindly etc etc they get to know your bank name.
ring back around 3 months later,then try to scam you,now they know your bank

'akabula', had that too but only in spam tray which I binned immediately always. Another popular one was "your bank account (not even a customer) had been compromised". The mobile text was new to me and relative, and it had a link attached ie http://paypal.co.uk.p2ls7.xyz. But straight away we knew it was dodgy however, mobile number and procurement were concerns though.