Scammers are using realistic-looking fake PayPal emails to get online sellers to part with their items before receiving payment -- leaving them with nothing

We all make typos, but if you are unlucky enough to make one while entering a web address into your browser, you could fall victim to the typosquatting scam.

Fraudsters are using stolen info to trick cell phone carriers into transferring legitimate phone numbers to new devices, leaving consumers with dead cell phones and vulnerable to further attacks

Be cautious when depositing your funds on MoneyPak cards!

Don't fall for phony fortune tellers seeking to fool you out of valuable items and money

Be on the lookout for scammers who want to take advantage of you when donating to disaster relief charities

Steer clear of scammers promising you a "secret" Federal Reserve bank account full of money!

Watch out! Your lucky Facebook friend might be a scammer