A clever new email phishing scam can hijack a victim's PayPal account. The email requesting money uses a legitimate sender email address from "service@paypal.com" and a link to PayPal's real ...

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.

But this isn’t just any scam. The attackers are carrying it out with what appears to be PayPal’s official email address, making it highly convincing. Here’s what to look out for.

No purchase required. He’s not the only one getting them; there’s a sneaky scam going around that looks totally legit — because it actually comes from PayPal. Lucky for us, scammers use the ...

At first glance, the email appears to be ... As icing on the cake, I checked my PayPal account and there was no unauthorized ...

The sender will check out, but the email likely contains a phishing attempt. As investigated by Bleeping Computer, this particular scam abuses PayPal’s gift address feature. When a new address ...

It'll warn that PayPal has previously tried to contact you, and says you'll be locked out of your account if you don't reply. McAfee says that this particular scam campaign is focusing on email ...

There’s a new, sophisticated PayPal scam draining ... makes it easier to spot a scam when one lands in your inbox.” Experts warn against calling numbers in an email you received because ...

AND THE SALUTATION IN THE EMAIL IS DEAR EMAIL AT COMCAST.NET. IF YOU DON’T HAVE A PAYPAL ACCOUNT, YOU SHOULD SPOT THIS AS A SCAM RIGHT AWAY. THE POINT OF THIS EMAIL SCAM IS TO GET YOU TO RESPOND.

Enable two-factor authentication and turn on notifications so you can easily monitor account activity on PayPal and other money-sharing apps like Cash App. This scam involves receiving an email ...

Jeremy Fuchs, a cybersecurity evangelist at Check Point Software, told us this particular PayPal email scam is on the rise this spring. Keep reading for more information, including the red flags ...

If you get an email from PayPal ... Users targeted for this scam are receiving emails from PayPal notifying them that they've added a new mailing address to their account. According to Bleeping ...