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I think this has been the case for most PayPal emails for a long time – I always pack in front of the screen & pull the items up to check (as many of mine have very similar descriptions). I used to do this from the PayPal notification, and the links always brought up the items on the .com site.
Strange Gill, cos all the ones I’ve found in my deleted items folder have .co.uk links, it’s just today they’ve gone squiffy
Hmmm – I’ve had a closer look at a few emails (mixture of last week or so and a couple of years ago), and I have a mixture of links to .co.uk and .com on both sets of emails.
My non-scientific observation of a 2 minute quick study is that payments for single items are more likely to point to .co.uk, whereas payments for multiple purchases are more likely to point to .com :-~
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