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An Ormond Beach couple lost $83,000 in an elaborate scam involving a fake PayPal text message and phony security representatives, according to the Ormond Beach Police Department.

Once opened, these emails then urge PayPal users to update their details - sadly, the links embedded within the message are fake and, if tricked, account data is then handed to crooks.

A warning popped up saying 'software updating – do not turn off PC,' and I could see my entire file system being scanned. The scammer accessed my bank account and transferred money between accounts.