Unusual account activity with PayPal - change password
You have the nasty suspicion that Unauthorised access to your PayPal account, have gained it, you should change in the same second password.
- To change your password in PayPal, first log in to your Account. Under your "Personal information", select "password" and then "Change".
- In the new password and make sure that it can not be cracked easily. Common name, description, or the popular numbers 123 are not really sure.
- A secure password is characterized by a random arrangement of letters, Numbers, and special characters. In a separate article we have some tips for a secure password selected.
- After you have secured the account with a complex password, you will draw your account a detailed Review. You will note that illegally transferred money from your Account, please immediately contact the Support of PayPal.
- In the case of damage or a suspected fraud, click "conflict resolution" to engage directly with PayPal in contact. Alternatively, you can contact PayPal by phone.
- You can call the PayPal customer service Monday to Friday between the hours of 8:00 and 20:30. Saturdays and Sundays the PayPal service team between 9:00 and 19:30 is there for you. The call: 0800 - 723 4500 is free of charge for you. You may want to contact the PayPal customer service from abroad, dial the number +353 1 436 9003. Please note that this phone number may incur costs.
Unusual PayPal activity report (Screenshot)
There is no access to the PayPal account: So go ahead now
You will not have access to your account, call the Homepage of PayPal and scroll to the bottom.
- In the bottom menu bar, click on the "security"Option.
- On the following page, scroll down again and select in the "Related Links" the Option "Unauthorized account access"report.
- Finally, you go in the right column under "you can not login at the moment?" to "More".
- You have received any suspicious emails, please forward them to spoof@paypal.com .
How to protect yourself from the PayPal triangle for fraud to protect, we have in a separate post summarized.
