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I also received a similar message and can confirm that these are scam attempts becoming increasingly aggressive. It's good to hear the authorities are aware of them, as Australians are growing more vigilant against scams.

I also received an email from this sender regarding an iPhone promotion. I was considering changing the shipping address to my own, but I'm doubtful I'll actually receive the phone.

I got an email indicating that someone named Amanda Fayette had ordered an iPhone for $669.99 and had used my PayPal account for the transaction. This appears to be a scam, and I am worried that they may have accessed my email or PayPal name. I'm hoping that I won't incur any losses.

I received a call from someone named Amanda Fayette located in Lavinton, NSW 2641, claiming that I had ordered an iPhone for $649 AUD linked to my PayPal account. This is a complete scam, as I already deleted my PayPal account.

This is clearly a scam. I've never made any purchases through a PayPal account for the amount they mentioned, and I have no idea why I would be contacted.

I received an email claiming that someone named Amanda Fayette bought an iPhone for $600 using my PayPal account. I reported the email as phishing, but I'm still confused about the scam itself, as there wasn't any payment taken from my PayPal. Should I have called them to dispute it? I'm uncertain about what to do!

I'm located in Australia, and I received an email regarding a phone purchase for $969.00 through eBay via PayPal, supposedly made for an Amanda Fayette. The email instructed that I call the associated number if the transaction was fraudulent, but I checked my account, and no money has been taken, indicating it may be a scam.

This morning, I received an email that appeared to be from 'PayPal' claiming I had purchased an iPhone for $969. However, I do not have a PayPal account, and the delivery was intended for someone named Amanda Fayette. This is definitely a scam, so be wary of similar emails.

I've received a similar email offer for a black iPhone 14 Pro priced at $699.99 through eBay in a PayPal invoice. The so-called "HELP" number associated with the scam is (02) 8005 5816. The individual who claims to have "purchased" my phone is Amanda Fayette, who lives at 425 Urana Rd, Lavington, NSW. This person has been mentioned in other reports as well.

This call appears to be from an overseas scam operation attempting to deceive individuals.

I received a suspicious email regarding an order for an iPhone on my account, supposedly by someone named Amanda Fayette from Sydney. I believe this is a big scam intended to compromise personal information.

I received a suspicious email claiming that I had purchased an Apple iPhone valued at $650 AUD. I suspect this is a scam. Thankfully, I did not provide them with any personal information, but I am worried about the safety of my account. Getting assistance for this issue has been extremely challenging, especially since I am not very tech-savvy.

Based on similar reports, it seems this number is part of a widespread scam. I noticed they are promoting an iPhone 14 Pro for AUD 649.99. These scammers just keep targeting people! Thankfully, many of us are becoming more aware and cautious about such calls.

I received an email that appeared to be from eBay concerning a transaction involving "Amanda Fayette" and an attachment related to a PayPal purchase of an iPhone 14. It seemed like a clever scam as the email looked very authentic.

I received a scam message about an iPhone 14 being sold for $699.00, claiming it was from PayPal. This offer is not legitimate, and you should not engage with it.

I received a PayPal email stating that an Amanda Fayetteville attempted to use my email address to make a payment with PayPal. However, I haven't used PayPal in over a decade. I attempted to recover my account but keep encountering errors even when entering forgotten passwords.

I recently received an email from PayPal indicating that I had made a payment of $669 for an Apple iPhone. I have tried to contact the number provided in the email for two days to dispute this unauthorized charge, but the line remains busy almost all day. As a safety measure, I have decided to close my PayPal account.

I received an email with an attachment indicating that someone had purchased an iPhone for $699 AUD via my PayPal account. This seems to be fraudulent, as I did not authorize any such transaction.

I received a suspicious email claiming to be from PayPal, stating that I had purchased an iPhone 14. I did not make such a purchase, which suggests this is a scam.

I received a suspicious call about a purchase of an iPhone 14 Pro for $649.99. However, I can find no record of such a purchase or any deducted funds. Searching for their helpline online led me to a website where I found the name Amanda Fayette and an address in Georgia. The seller was identified as US_DIGITAL_SELLER, and the email address provided appeared to be random nonsense.

Same as above.

Scam email from PayPal asking to phone this number to block an incorrect transaction.

I received the same email. They are scams.

Received a spam invoice from PayPal for a purchase I hadn't made. This number is listed as their Helpline. Be very wary.

I received an email, similar to one reported by another user, that appeared to be from PayPal. The email stated that I had purchased a mobile phone for $664.99 and instructed me to call a number if I did not make this purchase. I recommend blocking this email as it seems fraudulent.

I received the same emails from a person named Kristen Faubern that included a fake PayPal invoice for an iPhone 14 priced at $649.99. The email contained nonsensical text, making it clear that this is a poorly executed scam attempt.

Scammers using this phone number saying that they are from PayPal.

I received an email that mentioned this phone number, stating that someone in the USA had placed an order for an iPhone 14 under my name. Since I did not make this order, I was advised to call this number back. The phone cost over $600 AUD, which was suspicious since the order was supposedly from the USA.