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- PINZOO Internet United States of America
- Phone: 888-697-6631
- Web: sunlessglowtans.com
- Category: Internet Fraud
PINZOO Sent fraudulent email from Paypal for a transaction I never authorized.Internet
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: From the President
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I received an email allegedly from Paypal claiming that I had authorized a payment to PINZOO instant PIN. I have never heard of this company nor was I looking for anything like it.
In the email is a link one can click to go to "log in to your PayPal account" or to "cancel this transaction". When I hover over those links, the web address that shows is for "sunlessglowtans.com". My malware software identified it as a malicious website.
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#1 REBUTTAL Owner of company
From the President
AUTHOR: Pinzoo.com - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Dear reviewer,
If you have received an e-mail from Pay-Pal stating there is an authorization for a charge on your account, be assured that you have not been charged and there is no actual transaction. Neither PinZoo or PayPal sent you this email. This is called a "phishing" email because the sender is "fishing" for your personal data.
Please forward that email to spoof@paypal.com, then delete it. Pay-Pal's fraud prevention department is aware of these recent spam emails and is working diligently to stop them. Also visit Pay-Pal's Suspicious Activity page for more information and how you are protected against potential unauthorized activity.
We apologize for this inconvenience, we are victims of these spammers as well :(
Yours,
Edwin Janaslani,
President
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