Too good to be true
I went on this site via Facebook. I brought toilet rolls for £1.99, something which sounded too good to be true. It took my delivery details, so address, telephone number, email address. Paid with PayPal,’ PayPal’ sent me a message that they couldn’t confirm my identity so wanted date of birth which I provided. PayPal didn’t send me confirmation of payment and when I looked the transaction hadn’t occurred. I phoned my bank, they said the transaction hadn’t happened but cancel the card on your PayPal account, which I did. I phoned PayPal they said the transaction hadn’t happened but when I checked my emails a new device was used, a new telephone number added and new two way identification. I got PayPal to cancel those changes and have changed email password and PayPal password. The moral of the story is: If it sounds/looks too good to be true then it probably is too good to be true