The company's website www.pureh2o2forhealth.com offered food grade hydrogen peroxide in various sizes at very reasonable prices. When I selected a product to order I was taken to a legitimate looking Paypal site for payment with the exact Paypal logo as you see on Paypal's actual site. I entered my credit card information with my email address and my order seemed to be completed.
I later received an email supposedly from Paypal (again with Paypal's logo) that confirmed my order for the appropriate amount of money. It indicated that the seller was Internet Product Sales and stated that if I had any questions to contact the seller via their email address, [email protected], which has, by the way, the same email provider that I use - gmail.
The charge for the product showed up on my credit/debit card bank statement with a telephone number in the description section. I called the number and it was a legitimate Paypal number but they had no evidence of a transaction for my order.
I attempted to contact someone at both email addresses, the one for the company, [email protected] and the one for the phoney Paypal seller, [email protected]. No response from either one.
I sent the phoney Paypal email to Paypal and they verified that it was not from the legitimate Paypal. Then I knew I had been taken. What was interesting was that there were no indications that anything was amiss. The website and the email confirmation were very believable.
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