Anyone get an email like this? I cancelled my pay pal acct several months ago.

[Fla Dem]

Oliver Biaggini has requested your signature.

Dear Pay’Pal Customer, We would like to bring to your attention that a recent transaction of $567.00 USD has been successfully authorized through your Pay’Pal account for an Apple iPhone 15, 256GB, Black - Unlocked (Renewed Premium) This payment was processed securely via MegaPhone Hub on Nov 03, 2025.

Notice the apostrophe (') In Pay'Pal. PayPal does not have an apostrophe.

[Beringia]

1. I get scam Paypal emails somtimes, I spot them right away usually in my junk folder

[Akakoji]

2. Ten a day. Always to an address

That PayPal doesn’t know. It’s spam

[Bev54]

3. I used to get them regularly and haven't used paypal for over 20 years

Just another phishing email.

[doc03]

4. Yep just delete it.

[Rebl2]

5. I have

gotten similar emails in the past and always delete them. I figure it’s a scam. I used to have PayPal, but got rid of it years ago.

[generalbetrayus]

6. I use Pay Pal regularly and get the scam emails just as regularly.

I just check the sender's email address and if it is not Pay Pal, I just delete it and move on.

[OLDMDDEM]

7. I got an close to what yours said. I never had a paypal account to I kept deleting whenever they showed up.

[Mz Pip]

8. I get them

I just check my PayPal account to be sure, but, so far they all scams.

[Ocelot II]

9. Scam. There are a lot of Paypal scams.

If you're worried, go to paypal's website directly to check that your account is closed, but it's certainly a scam.

[ProfessorGAC]

10. Yes, I've Seen Those

First thing I do is check PayPal and every single time, no such transaction exists.
As I only pay for 3 or 4 things by PayPal, a recent history is easy to review.
Then just delete the email.
I will acknowledge the emails look pretty authentic, though. That said, they don't actually come from PayPal, so pretty bright red flag.

[riversedge]

11. yes, a few months ago. Into the trash it went

[Vogon_Glory]

12. I often use the "reply" key on my Apple phone.

They usually list the addresses of the address used to spam me and countless others. ). I check the message in the “reply” mode, which lists the address of the sender. If they don’t have an address that doesn’t even remotely look like something PP would use, I delete it as junk

[mucholderthandirt]

13. I get emails from Paypal, so I keep an eye on what they say. And I always check up on my account.

I check my credit union regularly, because I've had my eBay account hacked, and a couple of times my debit card.

I never ever click on links in emails. I always verify anything by going directly to an account and looking for any message/notice.

I used to get texts from Amazon about some sort of issue that was going to get my account closed if I didn't act immediately. Right now! The thing is, Amazon doesn't have my cell phone number. I don't give that out to businesses, and only have one government bureau (technically) that has it because I have to verify it's me and only a text will work.

I may have actually been born at night, but it wasn't last night.