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PayPal Scam Playbook
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About the book
The PayPal Scam Playbook is a digital guide that details how fraudsters use fake invoices, pending payment notices, refund tricks, and account takeover schemes to steal money. It explains how to verify account activity safely, spot support impostors, and secure account details.
Who it helps
Online marketplace sellers, freelancers, and everyday consumers who use PayPal for transactions.
Problem it solves
Scammers exploit panic using fake invoices and urgent support phone numbers, tricking people into sending funds, making dangerous refunds, or sharing security codes.
What makes it different
Rather than relying on basic general advice like avoiding suspicious links, it provides clear steps for verifying alerts within your actual account, seller safety protocols, an incident documentation worksheet, and warnings about recovery scams.
The PayPal Scam Playbook explains how fraudsters use fake invoices, fake pending notices, and support impostors to steal money and account details. Built for online sellers and everyday PayPal users, it teaches you how to safely verify account activity, avoid refund traps, and respond correctly if your account or funds are compromised.
Marketplace sellers receiving unexpected payment notices or overpayment requests from buyers.
Casual online buyers who just received a suspicious PayPal invoice by email.
Freelancers who invoice clients and need to distinguish real payment updates from scams.
Seniors or new digital wallet users worried about fake customer service phone calls.
Online merchants navigating disputes or Friends and Family payment traps.