Frauds targeted at PayPal users.

Here are some of the most common PayPal scams you should be aware of:

Fraudulent e-mails (phishing): Scammers send fraudulent e-mails pretending to be PayPal in order to obtain confidential information. These messages may ask for your login information, password, credit card number, etc. Always be vigilant and carefully check the sender's email address and the content of the message before sharing any information.

Fake websites: Scammers create fake websites that look like the genuine PayPal login page. Once you enter your login details on such a website, scammers gain access to your PayPal account. Make sure you always log in to the official PayPal website and check the website URL carefully.

Unauthorized Transactions: Sometimes fraudsters may attempt to make unauthorized transactions using stolen or counterfeit credit card details. Monitor your transactions regularly and report any suspicious or unknown charges to your PayPal account.

Shopping Scams: Fraudsters may sell goods on auction platforms or other websites, but they never deliver. They can also send products of much lower quality than described or completely different items. Read the seller's reviews, check their reputation, and read the terms of purchase carefully before making a payment.

Refund Scams: Some scammers may exploit vulnerabilities in PayPal's refund system by making false claims or claiming that they have not received the goods they ordered. Always carefully check the terms and conditions of buyer and seller protection programs and track the status of your transactions.

It is important to be careful and attentive when using PayPal. Always check information, avoid clicking on suspicious links, do not share confidential information and regularly monitor your account to detect any irregularities. If you suspect fraud, please contact PayPal customer service and report the situation.