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

The threat of malware lurks in every attachment that enters your inbox. Even those that look legitimate may hide something nasty.

The email will typically include a phone number to call or a link to click. Because the email came from an actual PayPal email, you may think the link is safe, but we assure you it’s not.

It often begins with a fake email that appears to come from a trusted company like PayPal. The message claims there is an issue, such as an unauthorized charge, and urges the victim to call a ...

For example, an email can appear to be from “PayPal Services,” but actually be from [email protected],” the website warns. In an emailed statement from PayPal they offered another way ...

A PayPal representative confirmed the email sent to Mosley was fake, and referred us to the security section of PayPal's website, but when we asked about scores of scammers sending consumers fake ...

PayPal allows you to make purchases or transfer money to other people online or in the app. You can use PayPal by creating an account and linking it to payment sources such as your bank accounts or ...

PayPal is warning against email scam that’s working Fake email says ‘You’ve been paid.' PayPal is warning of a scam that says "you've been paid," when in all actuality you haven't been.

A: PayPal should have removed the charge the moment you flagged it. The company promises to “monitor every transaction 24/7” to prevent fraud, email phishing and identity theft, according to ...

PayPal, like many banks, helps customers track their finances using the Internet. Depending on how you set up your PayPal notifications, you may receive different types of email messages when ...