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I don't know if this is a spoof but they have been
under pressure to disclose for some time now.
Currently they don't disclose anything under 6 grand.
I'd say go to the main paypal site and write them
directly or see if they have posted a notice there.
willow
--- "Michael R. Lorenti Jr." <mlorenti@sensatia.
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> It is probably a hoak because I am also a good
> standing paypal
> business member and havent received any such notice.
> Really the only
> way to tell is to look at the original email address
> of the sender. Is
> it from a real paypal address or just made to look
> like it is. Also
> what I do, is if I am not sure just forward the
> original email to spoof@paypal.
> if they send you an email thanking you for
> reporting the spoof then
> it is a spoof. If you get a reply that tells you to
> do something then
> it is not a spoof. Works everytime. Good luck folks,
> michael
>
> Have a great day,
> Michael R. Lorenti Jr.
> mlorenti@sensatia.
> www.sensatia.
>
>
> On Jan 18, 2008, at 1:00 AM, rovenea turner wrote:
>
> > Is this true or is it a hoax?
> >
> > PayPal to begin giving the IRS PayPal users
> account information
> >
> > Notice of IRS Summons
> >
> > Dear *My Name*,
> >
> > PayPal has received a summons from the United
> States Internal
> > Revenue Service requiring us to produce various
> account records,
> > including data related to your PayPal account.
> PayPal understands
> > the summons relates to the IRS' offshore
> compliance program in which
> > the IRS has sought information about offshore
> credit card accounts
> > from a number of companies. Your privacy is
> extremely important to
> > PayPal. PayPal is obligated, however, to turn over
> the requested
> > data. PayPal has been ordered by the United States
> District Court
> > for the Northern District of California to provide
> the information
> > to the IRS, and PayPal expects to begin providing
> this information
> > to the IRS on January 10, 2008. The summons and
> court order both
> > issue from the United States District Court in an
> action entitled:
> > In The Matters of the Tax Liabilities of John
> Does, Case No.
> > CV-05-04176-
> >
> > If you have any concerns about the disclosure of
> this information,
> > you should consult with your tax or legal advisor.
> You may have
> > rights in connection with the summons, including
> the right to seek
> > to prevent the IRS from obtaining some or all of
> the information.
> > The statute of limitations that limits the time in
> which the IRS may
> > assert tax liabilities against you may be
> suspended beginning on the
> > date which is six months after the IRS served the
> summons upon
> > PayPal and continuing until PayPal finally
> resolves its response to
> > the IRS. See 26 U.S.C. § 7609(e)(2). PayPal cannot
> provide you with
> > legal advice. If you have questions concerning the
> summons and court
> > order, we encourage you to contact the IRS, your
> tax advisor and/or
> > your attorney. If you wish to contact the Internal
> Revenue Service
> > regarding this matter, they can be reached at
> (215) 516-4777.
> >
> > Thank You,
> >
> > The PayPal Legal Team
> >
> > Mrs. Rovenea A. Turner
> > When you control a man's thinking you do not have
> to worry about his
> > actions.
> > www.heavensgiftjust
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>
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