by Michelle
Sun Jan 26, 2014 9:29 am
Requests for payments from various scams may come from Fake Escrow Service - [email protected]
If you are reading this because you have received a request for payment from this company please forward (not copy/paste) the message and any attachments to the address in my signature line and they will be reported to the relevant authorities.
If you are reading this because you have received a request for payment from this company please forward (not copy/paste) the message and any attachments to the address in my signature line and they will be reported to the relevant authorities.
From: Google Wallet <[email protected]>
Date: January 25, 2014 at 9:30:37 AM CST
To: Michelle Banks
Subject: Google Wallet Transaction# 62513859
Reply-To: [email protected]
Google Wallet sent this message to Michelle Banks.
Your name is included to show this message originated from Google Wallet.
Transaction # xxxxxxx
Payment Status: Pending***
Dear Michelle Banks
Your email provider, might misfile the invoice that Google Wallet sent you as spam. Please check your Spam / Junk / Bulk folder if you have not received the invoice from us. If the payment invoice is not in your Spam / Junk / Bulk folder, please reply to this email and let us know to have it resent or send us another email account were to send you the invoice for your transaction.
IMPORTANT: It is recommended to send the payment as soon as possible, because your purchase protection plan is valid for 5 days only. Sending the payment by any other method of payment as stated in the invoice that you received will void this transaction and your right to a refund.
We will make your Internet purchase smooth and worry free and strive for complete customer satisfaction.
If you're looking for more help or have a question to ask, please reply to this email to Contact us.
Thank you,
Google Wallet Customer Support