Paypal's fishy policy
By Greenery8
@grenery8 (14518)
Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
March 4, 2025 4:47am CST
I woke up today, opened my email and found the email from paypal that they blocked my password cause they sensed some strange activity.
They are asking me to change my password. For several years, it was all good. Momentarily, i have only 5dollars there and over night, something is suspicious in their eyes.
Unbelievable. I'll change it but i hope they will accept it.
What's wrong with everyone these days...
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9 responses
@Juliaacv (52496)
• Canada
4 Mar
When you go to change it log in directly on your own.
Do not follow a link that they may have supplied in your email, that sounds suspicious.
I received a suspicious email regarding my paypal account yesterday, but it was clearly spam, I laughed over it and then deleted it.
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@grenery8 (14518)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
5 Mar
i did, log in, thank you. i saw paypal logo and all that but i don't trust easily things online. i had to change my password cause they declined my old one 3 times but, the good news is everything is good now and just waiting for mylot payment.



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@JordanLader (5659)
• Sparta, Tennessee
4 Mar
When I get weird emails like that from any site, I change passwords anyway just in case. I'm slightly paranoid when it comes to my stuff because I was hacked before and it's not fun.
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@JordanLader (5659)
• Sparta, Tennessee
4 Mar
@Laurakemunto With as many sites as I'm on and everything is connected to something, yes lol it really is. I had to add venmo to my list of crap last year I think.
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@Laurakemunto (13099)
• Kenya
4 Mar
I can imagine how tragic it was. It's good to be vigilant
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@Laurakemunto (13099)
• Kenya
4 Mar
Especially if they are prone to cyber attacks
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@Laurakemunto (13099)
• Kenya
4 Mar
So bad I always wonder why companies such as PayPal can't see a person's account with any dollar
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@Laurakemunto (13099)
• Kenya
6 Mar
@grenery8 yes it's better to just do that way if you've found out that it's for a genuine reason
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@grenery8 (14518)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
7 Mar
@Laurakemunto indeed. just, that genuine reaction is making me go panic; i always sense bad things or maybe i'm a pessimistic person.
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@lilacskies (9000)
• United States
4 Mar
I laughed reading this post. Thank you for that. I have been getting the same text message on my phone that someone is trying to access my email account. A code gets sent to my phone if someone tries to log into my email. I received two codes today at 8am and then at 9am.
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@lilacskies (9000)
• United States
5 Mar
@grenery8 I know, right? I hope so. Haha Thank you for making me laugh! 

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@GardenGerty (162451)
• United States
4 Mar
I keep getting emails about suspicious activity on one paypal, one I do not use anymore. I should delete it. The emails say that they are from "docusign" but if I try to open the document, there is nothing there. Actually in the address from them it is fishy. I block them all as spam.
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@BelleStarr (61338)
• United States
5 Mar
I just had a similar issue with my QVC account. Annoying but maybe necessary.
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