PAYPAL *CEIPREMIERS 40 IL The number 40 associated the charge on my friends card goes to a PayPal recording that confirms your phone number, then last 4 of social and then last 4 of your cc number. I recommend you contact your credit card company and they can investigate this as fraud and block future charges. Since this in on the internet – wanted to help others from getting scammed!!! I don’t care for the fact that I may be out almost $70.00 !!!!! but I don’t know who to contact about this!! To not drag this out any longer, I don’t understand how/why I received one item and not the other along with these SPAM type emails. When I tried to check what they needed the next screen said “Page not found”, and another screen said WARNING Dangerous Webpage Blocked” so I didn’t go any further on that. There I found a few emails regarding my order which were very confusing!! There were 2 or 3 different ID/Order #s, one said “Fedex” was holding the packaged waiting on more information. I was going to try to contact somebody(?) regarding the shoes and decided to check my SPAM folder to see if I had an email there. It’s going on 2 months and I’m still waiting on the shoes. I have received the hair topper (after what seemed like a long wait) however, I ordered the shoes first and still have not received them. The problem is I ordered shoes first and later a hair topper. As with most of you, I do not have a Paypal account. I assume HK is Hong Kong (which was not apparent at the time of order). One says PAYPAL *PROMISEECOM 4029357733 HK AND THE OTHER PAYPAL *BILLIATECHN 4029357733 HK. I’m confused!! I have 2 charges on my credit card but I DID make them. You may also find it reassuring to know that, as the overwhelming majority of comments below demonstrate, you’re not alone in having been concerned, and the odds are very good that it’s a legitimate charge. the date and amount) on your bank statement, by all means you should contact your bank, as it’s still possible that it is a fraudulent charge. Now, all that said, if you don’t have a Paypal account, or have not used it during the time that the transaction occurred, and you also don’t recall making a purchase that correlates to that entry (i.e. But that’s what that charge with the phone number 40 is. We agree that they do a poor job of making that clear (and to be fair, it may be out of their hands in terms of how it shows up on your statement).

If you don’t have a Paypal account, then the odds are very good that the charge that reads something to do with Paypal, and that has the phone number 40 associated with it, is a charge from that vendor or merchant who uses Paypal to run their own charges through. It is Paypal using your backup billing method to cover the shortfall because you don’t have enough in your Paypal account. If you do have a Paypal account, remember way back when, when you signed up for Paypal, and you had to provide a bank account or credit card as a backup billing method? That’s what that charge is. Your tips via CashApp, Venmo, or Paypal are appreciated! Receipts will come from ISIPP. The Internet Patrol is completely free, and reader-supported. (Relatedly, here’s how you can find and cancel all of the automatic payments that come out of your Paypal account.) This is also how it appears on your bank statement or credit card transactions when you do have a Paypal account, and when you pay for something via Paypal, or something is otherwise charged to your Paypal account (such as through an automatic transaction, or using your Paypal debit card, for example), and you don’t actually have enough in your Paypal account to cover the charge. You know that you either didn’t conduct such a transaction with your Paypal account – or maybe you don’t have a Paypal account at all! But it’s ok, because almost certainly what it means is that someone with whom you did business – such as a merchant, or a seller, or maybe an eBay vendor – does have a Paypal account, and they have run your transaction through their Paypal account, even if you don’t have your own Paypal account. You would think that by now Paypal would have gotten the message, but hey, they didn’t ask us.) (Note: This article was first written more than 10 years ago, and people are still finding mystery charges associated with the phone number 40.

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