A Grateful American

| Yes. Not sure how they got your username, unless it is a very simple "dictionary" name. Log in, change the password and set 2-step verification. Then you can relax for another 15 years. 
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| Posts: 45104 | Location: Box 1663 Santa Fe, New Mexico | Registered: December 20, 2008 |  
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No, not like Bill Clinton

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Oriental Redneck

| Yeah, cancel the account. If you haven't used it for 15 yrs, what's the point of keeping it?
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| I'm gonna go with BigSwede and Q on this one: If you're not using it: Delete it. It's unwise to leave something like that laying about, unused. I don't use mine often, anymore, but I do use it 2-3 times/year, on-average. Otherwise mine'd be gone.
"America is at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the system,,,, but too early to shoot the bastards." -- Claire Wolfe "If we let things terrify us, life will not be worth living." -- Seneca the Younger, Roman Stoic philosopher |
| Posts: 26137 | Location: S.E. Michigan | Registered: January 06, 2008 |  
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| I get a few fake PayPal emails a month. Mainly saying my account was charged for some crap. I dont click on any links attached and when I check my account, there are no unauthorized charges. As other have said, if you dont use PayPal then delete it.
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No, not like Bill Clinton

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| quote: Originally posted by YooperSigs: I get a few fake PayPal emails a month. Mainly saying my account was charged for some crap. I dont click on any links attached and when I check my account, there are no unauthorized charges. As other have said, if you dont use PayPal then delete it.
^^^ This. There are a ton of bogus PayPal phishing emails floating out there. They look legit but the links route you to a fraudster’s fake PayPal site rather than the legit one. They ask you to sign in and check your PayPal account and then the fraudster actually does have your PayPal account credentials. |
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| Oh, yep, I get those fake emails off and on too. I do use PayPal occasionally, so I don’t want to delete it. What I do I go directly to the PayPal site, and just check activity to make sure nothing happened. I did change the password a while back, I’ve been starting to change passwords recently for other sites too. One time though, I did get an email stating I was having $400 some charged for something, and so had to go thru the PayPal account and deny the request, that was the only time so far I’ve ever had that happen. If I hadn’t disputed it, I would have lost that money, probably a scammer. But yeah, I never click links from emails, it’s too hard to tell sometimes if they are legit or not. |
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