The Phishing PayPal Email Receipt
From: service @paypal.com (uneconomicalkd2 @talkingwith.ca)
Subject: Receipt for your PayPal payment to David Hesslefors
Feb 18, 2013 10:54:32 PDT
Transaction ID: UYL1S74CKFCVBG7A2
Hello,
You sent a payment of $149.49 USD to David Hesslefors (uneconomicalkd2@talkingwith.ca)
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Seller
David Hesslefors
uneconomicalkd2 @talkingwith.ca
Note to seller
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Shipping address - unconfirmed
8787 BAY COLONY DR APT 1201
ROWLETT, WI 80544-8863
United States
Shipping details
USPS Priority Mail
Description Unit price Qty Amount
TAG Heuer Men's CAU7426.FT9944 Formula 1 Black Dial Black Rubber Strap Quartz Watch
Item# 427908987369 $149.49 USD 1 $149.49 USD
Shipping and handling $0.00 USD
Insurance - not offered ----
Total $149.49 USD
Payment $149.49 USD
Charge will appear on your credit card statement as PAYPAL David Hesslefors
Payment sent to uneconomicalkd2 @talkingwith.ca
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