As a reminder this holiday season, it is important that you be ever so alert for scams as they've gotten quite good at it. Example this extremely official looking email from PayPal asking to me approve $899.99 dollars to some company. In this case Universal Coaching Consultants, LLC. It even includes PayPal's official phone number to call for questions. The biggest tell that this is a fraud email is it DOES NOT contain my (any) legit email address. Instead, it its addressed "To" "orderstatus35@xolqa.onmicrosoft" dotcom. Any official document should have your legitimate email address in the "To" box. It should also include your actual account name, never some random email address or name.

Also, when contacting your banking / credit card services for confirmation, always get the number official contact info, not what's on the scammer's messages or phone call. BTW, I did contact PayPal, and no such request exists. I also sent them the copy of this.
This is the second one I got today, the other being for the same amount and same official looking email but asking party is "Robert Ross Band".
Anyway, just FYI, and a simple reminder to keep vigilant. These people are pros and any slip of the keyboard finger or brain and oops.... you just got scammed.
Peace

Also, when contacting your banking / credit card services for confirmation, always get the number official contact info, not what's on the scammer's messages or phone call. BTW, I did contact PayPal, and no such request exists. I also sent them the copy of this.
This is the second one I got today, the other being for the same amount and same official looking email but asking party is "Robert Ross Band".
Anyway, just FYI, and a simple reminder to keep vigilant. These people are pros and any slip of the keyboard finger or brain and oops.... you just got scammed.
Peace

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