A dramatic rise in a scam known as "ghost tapping" is putting people who use tap-to-pay features on alert.
Thieves stole thousands of dollars from a couple's bank accounts through Zelle.
If you've gotten a mysterious message on your cellphone that looks like it came from your own phone number, do not click on the link.
A California woman lost over $18,000 through "Zelle" after scammers texted and called her pretending to be a bank.
One man says he's out $10,000 due to the scheme.
You've probably heard of skimming at a gas-station pump where crooks steal your credit or debit card number, but it can also happen when you check out while shopping online.