FedEx is warning customers of a fake text alert going around regarding an issue with a delivery. Learn how to avoid this tricky scam.
Scammers are using SMS messages to send fake alerts to customers regarding a package delivery. Here's what to know about this scam.
Beware of fake USPS text messages that claim your address doesn’t match your zip code—it’s a scam to steal your Amazon login credentials.
PayPal is a convenient way to pay for online purchases and has a reputation for safety and security. But scammers still find a way to use PayPal to help them steal products.
Scammers take advantage of PayPal's buyer protection program to scam sellers out of their money and items for sale.
Delivery companies like FedEx, USPS, and UPS are being impersonated in text messages instructing recipients to visit a scam website—here's what you need to know.
Receive a text message about a USPS delivery? If it contains a link, it's a scam—don't click the link!
Received an Amazon package that you didn't order? Check your account—scammers could be posting fake reviews on your behalf.
You can fight scammers who order big-ticket items from your Amazon account with a one-time password that stops them from receiving the item.
Scammers are sending convincing emails, posing as shipping companies and online shopping sites, in order to collect your personal information.