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Can't find what is phishy about this messaging thread - except that it shouldn't exist in my inbox! The following two messages are really puzzling. I thought I was able to spot phishing scams and spams, but this was is strange: All the links are actual paypal links not redirects, and the email sender as far as I can tell, seems to actually be [service@paypal.com](mailto:service@paypal.com). Of course the sender could had been faked. But the links are legit, then what's the scam? At first I thought that somebody wanted to trick me into initiating a payout to them, by clicking the link or perhaps to have me call them (and be scammed over the phone). Then I realized the message was not directed to me. it was supposedly sent to somebody at mem.....@....soft.com. This is something I can't really comprehend, how this messages ended up in my inbox and not theirs. The second strangeness, as you can see at the bottom that somebody (can....@hotmail.com) sent a followup email, telling both paypal and the supposed receipient to get lost; and this message, again landed in my inbox. I'm really confused as to how this happened and what the intention of it. Anybody who has a better understanding of what happened and could explain to me? https://preview.redd.it/emtsq0o7e36a1.jpg?width=938&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5a4c36a2f69f825a2f76365824523f6205b131f1