Is iOffer real?

Inhaltsverzeichnis:

1. Is iOffer real?
2. Can you get scammed on PayPal?
3. What if I pay with PayPal and get scammed?
4. Can you get scammed on eBay if you pay with PayPal?
5. What is wrong with iOffer?
6. What do I do if someone hacked my PayPal account?
7. Why did PayPal deny my claim?

Is iOffer real?

Shoppers wondering whether iOffer is real or fake can rest assured that yes, iOffer is a legit and real site. The company has a verifiable address in San Francisco, California, and has been accredited through the Better Business Bureau since 2013.

Can you get scammed on PayPal?

The most common ways PayPal users are cheated out of their money through spam, phishing, and various kinds of fraud on the platform. You know how to use PayPal safely, but every day, scammers come up with new tricks to gain access to users' accounts and empty their pockets digitally.

What if I pay with PayPal and get scammed?

If you paid for something via PayPal, but the item never arrived, or you suspect fraud, you can cancel the payment on your own. ... In case the payment is pending for more than 30 days, the amount will be automatically refunded to your account.

Can you get scammed on eBay if you pay with PayPal?

The scam goes like this: At some point a seller account on eBay is compromised. The scammer checks the PayPal email payment address, buys a URL with a similar (usually only one letter different) address and sets up an email address. The scammer sets up a PayPal account with the fake email address.

What is wrong with iOffer?

What happened to ioffer? The International Anticounterfeiting Coalition (IACC) has distorted a lot of fakes sold on ioffer. So ioffer shut down its website for the time being after the IACC and it's payment partner's action of stopping the payment process on the ioffer website.

What do I do if someone hacked my PayPal account?

If you suspect your account has been compromised, Contact us immediately. Report it to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. See the FTC website on identity theft for more information.

Why did PayPal deny my claim?

Denied: If your payment was denied, it means that the recipient chose not to accept it. ... A payment might be pending because: The recipient hasn't signed up for a PayPal account yet. You sent money to an email address or phone number that the recipient hasn't added to their PayPal account.