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

When you choose the shipping method, you control delivery and cannot be tricked with bogus shipping labels or rerouted ...

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

PayPal, which also owns the digital payment platform Venmo, has added a new, dynamic, AI-powered scam alert system to its fraud prevention initiative, which is meant to keep its worldwide ecosystem of ...

Scammers have started using AI to trick victims into divulging private information, but now PayPal is using AI to fight back.

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.

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 is now issuing consumer alerts about these scams and a few helpful tips and warning signs to spot the scam. First of all, the email has a generic greeting, not your first and last name.

PayPal is a popular and generally safe online payment system with over 400 million users. However, scammers are exploiting its popularity to trick people, even those without PayPal accounts.

Reporting scams doesn’t just help you — it helps everyone. When you flag fake invoices to PayPal, their team can track patterns, shut down scammers’ accounts and warn others about similar ...

According to PayPal, the new "AI-powered, dynamic scam detection" works for PayPal and Venmo Friends and Family payments. The unnamed security AI will protect transactions worldwide.