Digital payment systems like PayPal are more popular than ever, and scammers are following the money. Here's what you can do to guard against them.

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

If you’re thinking, If you’ve seen one PayPal scam, you’ve seen them all, think again. As people become more savvy to online scams, bad actors keep scheming new ways to catch us off guard.

PayPal and Venmo are introducing new AI-powered scam detection alerts to help users avoid fraud when sending money through ...

The bottom line: An unexpected deposit followed by a desperate plea to return the funds is almost always a scam. Let the app ...

PayPal and Venmo have introduced AI features to detect and stop scams in real time, helping users avoid losing money.

A new sophisticated PayPal scam sends legitimate-looking emails from official PayPal addresses, using phone numbers instead of links to convince victims to download remote access tools.

A new scam has emerged involving the use of PayPal to pay utility bills, a payment method not approved by We Energies. Some individuals have already fallen victim and lost money to the scammers.

These phishing scams don’t involve PayPal, per se, but the scammers know so many people use it, they can use the brand and logo to trick them. Law enforcement agencies say these scams are surging.

PayPal allows anyone with an account to send an invoice, which scammers exploit to make it seem legit. In the notice saying “you’ve still got a money request” is a phone number you can call ...

A Florida couple offers a cautionary tale in the battle against online scammers: Don’t trust that text message. An older couple lost more than $80,000 after they received a text about an “unauthorized ...