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PayPal Phishing - hasadom2.com

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from: P a y P a l ® <oX.BbuUL@enipibkcd.us> via ecurjtpeevdd.uilrnattk.yxnwdhxkdfvbfe.otawdncukckbc.languagelevels.eu.com
to: cONTACT@static.65.147.216.95.clients.your-server.de
date: Apr 24, 2021, 5:52 AM
subject: Congrats, Null We've added $1000 To your Account @gmail.com PLEASE RESPOND IMMEDIATELY #BbuUL
mailed-by: ecurjtpeevdd.uilrnattk.yxnwdhxkdfvbfe.otawdncukckbc.languagelevels.eu.com

⚠️ Notifications regarding Your account ⚠️

We've added $1.000,00 to your account

We are waiting for the transaction
to be Sign-up register immediately
to accept the transfer

➥ID : 52587047
➥Name : Null
➥E-mail :
Sign-up >>> https://bit.ly/3v7oTwK#555012147338cWOKpDBeacMt723749313 redirects to http://www.hasadom2.com/4PPLSCZ/3NX3HQJ/?creative_id=7532/0/0/0/0

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