Hi there! I understand you’re seeing Total Adblock flagged as a virus in your PayPal wallet, and that certainly sounds concerning. Just to clarify, when you say it’s showing as a virus, do you mean that your antivirus software is alerting you when you visit PayPal, or that you see a charge labeled “Total Adblock” in your PayPal transactions that you didn’t expect?

Also, have you noticed any suspicious charges or unauthorized transactions on your PayPal or bank accounts related to Total Adblock? This information will help me guide you more accurately.

Meanwhile, here’s a step-by-step approach we can start with:

1. Verify Subscriptions and Charges:
- Log in to your PayPal account and carefully check your recent transactions. Is there a charge from Total Adblock that you do not recognize?
- If yes, it’s important to determine whether you ever subscribed to Total Adblock services yourself or if it might be an unauthorized transaction.

2. Check for Possible Fraud:
- If you find unauthorized charges, contact your bank or credit card provider immediately to report potential fraud and prevent further unauthorized payments.
- Change your PayPal password right away and enable two-factor authentication for added security.

3. Contact Total Adblock Support:
- Reach out to our support team via the official channels to clarify your subscription status. We can help cancel any existing subscription and discuss refund options if applicable.

4. Scan Your System:
- Run a full antivirus and malware scan on your Windows device to rule out any infections that might falsely flag Total Adblock or interfere with your PayPal access.

Let me know if you’ve already checked any of these points or if you need help with any particular step, like locating transaction details in PayPal or running a malware scan. I’m here to help you get this sorted.