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Fake PayPal invoice with a phone number to call. The people who answer try to steal your bank details.
Don't call the number. Delete it. If you're worried, open the PayPal app yourself.
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An email, text or WhatsApp message you're not sure about. Don't click anything in it.
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It looks genuine. If money is involved, still check with the company directly.
We can't be certain. Treat it with care and check through the official app.
Scammers copy the names you trust. Common Australian scam messages to check.
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