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The "Jennifer Davidson sent you an invoice" PayPal scam email invoice below is being sent by online scammers attempting to trick their potential victims into sending them money via a fake PayPal invoice. The scammers create a fake PayPal invoice and send their potential victims the email below with a link to it. The aim is to frighten and trick potential victims into paying the invoice, which is linked to the scammers' account.
From: Jennifer Davidson <service@paypal.com>Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 10:58:56 AM EDTSubject: Invoice from Jennifer Davidson (0002)Hello,Here's your invoiceJennifer Davidson sent you an invoice for $499.00 USDDue on receipt.Invoice detailsAmount requested$499.00 USDNote from sellerIf you have any issues, do let us know +1(833) 388-6329Invoice number0002
From: Jennifer Davidson <service@paypal.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 10:58:56 AM EDT
Subject: Invoice from Jennifer Davidson (0002)
Hello,
Here's your invoice
Jennifer Davidson sent you an invoice for $499.00 USD
Due on receipt.
Invoice details
Amount requested
$499.00 USD
Note from seller
If you have any issues, do let us know +1(833) 388-6329
Invoice number
0002
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