Fraud?

DahnHilla

What email address is it from?


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whyamihere

So, to sum up:
You don't have a Paypal account.
They don't have your email address.
You don't even have a card.
You (presumably) know about the phishing scams that are rampant on the web nowadays.

Why are you worried again?

whyamihere

To be honest, if your dad gets scammed and has something he didn't want charged to his card, it's his own fault for not being secure.

tom_majski

just tell him to check his account


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Clearly they all were raped by hordes of capitalist, communist, black Jewish liberals with excellent dance moves and gigantic penises.
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