The Venmo scam that just won't go away
The scammer sends a transaction they pass off as being accidental before asking for the money back. In fact, it's money that came from a stolen credit card number. Eventually, the real holder of the credit card may succeed in getting that payment reversed as fraudulent.
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The Venmo scam that just won't go away
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