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The Fake Facebook Email Message
From: service@intl.paypal.com <oficonlinrecc@delineo.com>
Sent: Friday, December 11, 2015 6:50 PM
Subject: Your order summary number : 6208349218
Dear [email address removed]:
Thank you for ordering from Facebook. Your order 6208349218 was received on Dec 10, 2015 and is currently being processed.
Our goal is to process all orders within 24 hours of receipt. Orders are processed during regular business hours.
You can change or cancel this order anytime you want , just complete thre required form and submit it.
ORDER SUMMARY:
Shipping Address:
Marion E. Bradford
51 download road
Brighton, UK BN2 6DL
Merchant information:
Facebook Inc.
187 Sherwood Ave
Toronto , CA M4P 2A9
Your order includes the following item(s):
Item: 18894276
Description: Pet Rescue Saga
Quantity: 1 @ £ 38.00
Shipping Method: Electronically
Sub-Total: £ 38.00
ORDER TOTAL: £ 38.00
Please retain a copy of this e-mail for your records. Once again, thank you for shopping at facebook.com
Best regards,
PayPal Customer Service
Please do not respond to this automated message. If you have questions about your order please contact our Customer Service, available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, at . 1 (402) 935 2050
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