A new sophisticated PayPal scam sends legitimate-looking emails from official PayPal addresses, using phone numbers instead ...

Warning: This fake PayPal email scam is everywhere right now For added security, set up two-factor authentication on your PayPal account. By Kim Komando The Kim Komando Show.

PayPal allows you to make purchases or transfer money to other people online or in the app. You can use PayPal by creating an ...

This PayPal email scam is more sophisticated than usual. Read on for the red flags—and expert tips on how to protect yourself.

New PayPal email scam The scam starts with an email from [email protected] that claims a new mailing address has been added to your account, even though one hasn’t.

At first glance, the email appears to be from PayPal Customer Care, alerting me about an unauthorized transaction on my account for $712. The email includes a transaction ID and looks very ...

"Confirmation: Your shipping address for the MacBook M4 Max 1 TB ($1098.95) has been changed. If you did not authorize this update, please reach out to PayPal at +1-888-668-2508'" ...

One of the main email types is headlined with "Action Required". This demands that you update your profile details urgently – usually within 48 hours – or your account risks being banned.

Q: Someone made an unauthorized purchase of $1,365 using my PayPal email address. I have filed claims three times, and the first two times they claimed this transaction was “consistent with ...

Never log in to your PayPal account through a link that is shared with you via email, text message or other means. Instead, log in directly from your web browser or app.

Verify your email address by clicking the link in the email sent to you by PayPal. To start using PayPal, you must add your debit, credit card, or bank account.