I started receiving these from PayPal in January.
I tried (very hard) to detail to them that one of their addresses is
subscribed to a mail list and that they should be filtering those as
not bona fide, or at least for human screening before responding with
their "how can we help you?" automatic response.
I did not receive even an acknowledgement, in any of the times I
responded to new occurrences of this triggered by my posts.
Very unprofessional and haughty of them.
. . . . . . Ken
At 2016-11-13 10:19 +0000, Michael Kay wrote:
>I have on two occasions had mail and phone calls genuinely
>originating from Paypal customer support about tickets they believed
>I had raised on XML issues. I never found out what the original
>tickets were, but it does seem that some third party was raising
>tickets under my name; heaven only knows what they were trying to
>achieve. Judging by the diligence with which Paypal followed them
>up, it must be a fairly rare occurrence.
>
>The internet is becoming a weird place to live.
>
>Michael Kay
>
>
>>On 13 Nov 2016, at 06:00, Rick Jelliffe
>><<mailto:>> wrote:
>>
>>For some reason, many of my emails to this list are being
>>redirected to paypal (and who knows) with a sending username
>>beginning with "skana" then some changing numbers. is anyone else
>>having this problem?
>>
>>Regards,
>>Rick
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