(810) 512-7099
Last reported Feb 24, 2026
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Almost got duped. Be careful out there. Just received this email from Paypal this morning. Looked legit. I googled the 810-512-7099 number and didn't find much info so I proceeded to call assuming it was PayPal's fraud hotline. Connected to what it sounded like it was a call center in India. They knew my name and phone#. They even sent a txt msg for a 6 digit code to verify my phone# and read it back to them. What became phishy was when they had advised that I had multiple access on my account and multiple transactions, however there was only one money request in my Paypal account. I was on my desktop in my account and told them I don't see any other fraudulent transactions. They mentioned it was all handled except for this one. They kept forcing me to use my phone and not my desktop, which I thought didn't make sense. This is when I hung up the phone. Changed password and found the legitimate customer service# on Paypal's website and talked to an agent after 30min hold. While waiting, I realized my mistake in glossing over "NOTE FROM M Fumerton:".
Almost got duped. Be careful out there. Just received this email from Paypal this morning. Looked legit. I googled the 810-512-7099 number and didn't find much info so I proceeded to call assuming it was PayPal's fraud hotline. Connected to what it sounded like it was a call center in India. They knew my name and phone#. They even sent a txt msg for a 6 digit code to verify my phone# and read it back to them. What became phishy was when they had advised that I had multiple access on my account and multiple transactions, however there was only one money request in my Paypal account. I was on my desktop in my account and told them I don't see any other fraudulent transactions. They mentioned it was all handled except for this one. They kept forcing me to use my phone and not my desktop, which I thought didn't make sense. This is when I hung up the phone. Changed password and found the legitimate customer service# on Paypal's website and talked to an agent after 30min hold. While waiting, I realized my mistake in glossing over "NOTE FROM M Fumerton:".
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