Beware of fake PayPal emails and text messages that ask you to verify your account—this is a scam.
In this Craigslist rental scam, potential renters send money to the scammer before seeing the property only to realize the listing was fake and lose their money.
If you've been notified that your Apple ID has been locked, don't click the link in the email as this could be an attempt to steal your password.
Getting more money than you've asked for may seem great, but it could actually be part of a scam to steal your money.
If you enter giveaways on Cash App, don't get too excited if you're told you've won—this could be a scam.
If a buyer on Craigslist insists on only using PayPal to transfer money to you, be careful not to click on any links that they send you or you receive via email from PayPal.
If a Craigslist buyer or seller insists on using their recommended escrow site to complete the transaction, beware. They could be trying to steal your information.
Online puppy scams increased by 500% in 2020, with Craigslist being a common site for scammers to use.
Facebook Marketplace may seem like the best place to find a deal, but it comes with the risk of being scammed by fraudsters with fake checks.
It's all too common to buy a fake ticket on Craigslist. If you absolutely must buy a ticket from a Craigslist seller, be aware of the red flags.