With more than 434 million users and counting, PayPal is an attractive target for scammers. Many online scams that involve payment apps—including Cash App, Venmo, and Zelle—bank on the fact that users ...

Online scams are becoming more dangerous and convincing every day. Cybercriminals are finding new ways to gain not just your login credentials but full control of your computer and your bank accounts.

Police are investigating a scam after a woman was said she scammed out of $5,500 after receiving a fake PayPal email.

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Scammers are sending emails that impersonate legitimate businesses to steal personal information. These phishing emails often involve fake unauthorized transactions and requests to contact ...

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Make new friends, but keep the old. PayPal (PYPL) is striking a lot of new partnerships in the payments and commerce business, but its original cohort is still the most important: consumers.

When a victim calls the fake support number, they hear an automated message claiming to be PayPal customer service and are asked to hold while a support person becomes available. The call then ...

When calling the number, a recording will automatically play stating that you have reached PayPal customer service and to hold while a support person becomes available. The call will then attempt ...

That phone number is linked directly to the scammer, not the official PayPal customer service. Compared to other email scams, this attempt seemed less obvious to even a security expert like Windsor.