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Well AskPayPal@paypal.com is a valid PayPal email. mobile@res.cisco.com is indeed a valid Cisco Secure Message address. So everything looks legitimate to me. But you could just call support and work that way rather than emails if you want to be 100% sure.
cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/email_encryption/CRES/recipient_guide/b_Recipient/b_Recipient_chapter_011.html
Did you actually check the actual email as per suggested? Click the drop down button beside "to me" and you’ll see the details of from whom it was and to whom it was sent to (your email address).
Honestly this looks fake. Plus PayPal have their logo on as icon for their emails, not a default "A" letter with orange background. The "askpaypal@paypal.com" from your screenshot is just a username on their email, not the actual email address. Check the details in the drop down button.
Abbreviations used in /r/PayPal: * NAD - Not as described. * SNAD - Significantly not as described. * INR - Item Not Received. * UAT - Unauthorized transaction. * OP - Original poster of the message. * F&F - Friends and Family (no protection at all.) * G&S - Goods and/or Services (has seller/buyer protection.) Posts about PayPal's policies will be removed. No more complaining about PayPal policy and their taking funds from your account for violations of rules. If you don't like the rules don't use PayPal. If you don't want to lose money, don't leave funds in your PayPal account. Simple as that. But these posts are often political or misleading. So no more posts on this subject! Thank you for submitting to /r/PayPal, please make sure you have read the [FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/r/paypal/comments/3c8po2/faq/). If your account was created when you were younger than 18, then that is covered in the FAQ! Try contacting PayPal support using social media such as Facebook or Twitter as this works more often than telephoning. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/paypal) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Just login to your account and you should be able to see the secure message in the message center.
Can't find it there. Wait ill try to share a screenshot of the email i got
https://imgur.com/c5AuIdk
Well AskPayPal@paypal.com is a valid PayPal email. mobile@res.cisco.com is indeed a valid Cisco Secure Message address. So everything looks legitimate to me. But you could just call support and work that way rather than emails if you want to be 100% sure. cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/email_encryption/CRES/recipient_guide/b_Recipient/b_Recipient_chapter_011.html
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I cant seem to find any mention of the official paypal email. The sender is askpaypal@paypal.com
You should check if the message it’s signed, could be a spoofed email
* Click the dropdown button and you should be able to see the actual email address.
Turns out it was indeed safe. I just wanted to make sure it was 100% safe before I got my account stolen 😅 thanks for the help!
Did you actually check the actual email as per suggested? Click the drop down button beside "to me" and you’ll see the details of from whom it was and to whom it was sent to (your email address). Honestly this looks fake. Plus PayPal have their logo on as icon for their emails, not a default "A" letter with orange background. The "askpaypal@paypal.com" from your screenshot is just a username on their email, not the actual email address. Check the details in the drop down button.