How do you report a scammer to PayPal?
Paypal support by calling (+𝟏 321–252–7633 ), or by starting an issue at https://www.paypal.com/us/home
To report a scammer to PayPal, you can follow these steps:
1. **Log In to Your PayPal Account**: Visit the PayPal website and log in to your account using your email address and password.
2. **Navigate to the Resolution Center**: Once logged in, locate the “Resolution Center” option. This is usually found under the “More” or “Tools” menu. Click on it to access the Resolution Center.
3. **Open a Dispute**: In the Resolution Center, you’ll see options to open a dispute for various types of transactions, such as unauthorized transactions, item not received, or item not as described. Choose the appropriate dispute type based on the nature of the scam.
4. **Provide Details**: Fill out the required information to open the dispute. This may include details such as the transaction ID, the amount of the transaction, and a description of the issue or scam.
5. **Submit Evidence**: PayPal may ask you to provide additional evidence to support your dispute, such as screenshots of communications with the scammer, copies of invoices or receipts, or any other relevant documentation. Make sure to provide as much detail and evidence as possible to support your case.
6. **Review and Submit**: Review the information you’ve provided and submit your dispute. PayPal will review the case and may contact you for further information if needed.
7. **Follow Up**: Check the Resolution Center regularly for updates on your dispute. PayPal will notify you of any actions taken or decisions made regarding your case.
Additionally, if you believe that a user is engaging in fraudulent or suspicious activity on PayPal, you can report them directly to PayPal’s customer support team. Provide as much information as possible about the user and their activity, including their PayPal email address, transaction details, and any other relevant information.
By reporting scammers and fraudulent activity to PayPal, you can help protect yourself and other users from falling victim to scams and ensure that appropriate action is taken against the perpetrators.
