Zelle Fraud How to Protect Yourself focuses on a new fraud. Innovative ways to trick #Zelle account holders into sending money to crooks is how these Zelle scams are perpetrated. To protect yourself and your company from these Zelle scams, start by understanding what is Zelle and the unique Zelle fraud issues. #Zellefraud and #Zellescams are proliferating. Some rely on Zelle email and these Zelle email scams are particularly insidious.

Zelle is owned by Early Warning Services. Zelle banks are often in the headlines when there is a Zelle in the news story. These Zelle scam refunds that are manipulated by fraudsters can be devastating.

The issue of who owns zelle is frequently raised. That’s why you often see Zelle Early Warning Services together. Zelle payment or Zelle transfer is often the focus for new scams, or phone scams. Zelle scams are not exactly bank fraud, although since the money comes out of a bank accounts some look at it that way. This transfer fraud is another type of bank scam.

Zelle is owned by be Early Warning Services not the bank where your account is housed. It is important to remember this when dealing with a Zelle scam or Zelle fraud

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