Online scams aren't going away, but tools like AI-powered alerts from PayPal and Venmo are making it much harder for scammers ...

Think you’re savvy enough to spot a scam? Think again. A new wave of PayPal fraud is making the rounds—and this time, it’s powered by artificial intelligence. The messages look legit, the support ...

If you accidentally fall for this scam, it’s best to report the activity right away. Not only should you contact PayPal, but you’ll want to reach out to your bank and/or credit card company.

This phishing scam is dangerous because it uses real PayPal emails sent from [email protected]. Scammers exploit PayPal’s built-in features to send real notifications that look legitimate.

You should report the scam to PayPal if you end up accepting the scammer’s request and sending them money. However, PayPal can’t guarantee that you will receive a refund.

Viewers and coworkers alerted News10 NBC’s Deanna Dewberry about receiving invoices from what looks like Geek Squad, a tech ...

Authorities in multiple states are warning that reports of online scams involving PayPal are continuing to persist. In the scam, people received an email claiming to be from PayPal, an online ...

Scammers are pretending to be PayPal, sending unsolicited invoices and stealing consumers’ money, and it is important to be wary of unsolicited emails, know how invoices will be delivered, ke… ...

It’s listed as PayPal’s number, but it’s someone ready to steal your money and info. All the scam emails I’ve reviewed had different numbers attached.

A report published in April by the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center found phishing was among the top three types of cybercrimes reported in 2024. The agency saw $16.6 billion stolen last ...