When buying on eBay always read the product description carefully. Scammers are using deceptive tactics to trick you into paying for an empty box.
Don't believe everything you see. Online listings have become a playground for scammers using fake photos to win your business.
Although a local pickup may seem more convenient, beware of buyers who are just trying to scam you and get your item for free.
Scammers are sending fake Venmo emails to Facebook Marketplace sellers in an attempt to steal login information and money.
If you ever need to check your Facebook account, always log in directly from the app or by typing in the URL. Don't trust every link you receive in your email.
Beware of buyers on Craigslist who only want to pay for your item with a cashier's check, then overpay you for your items—they're trying to steal money from you.
Escrow services are supposed to keep your money safe, but in this Craigslist scam, these escrow sites will do more damage than good.
Keep your money safe by only paying for your new pet once you have the pet in your possession and avoid using Cash App.