These schemers purchase ads to position their bogus websites atop your search results, cunningly disguised as trustworthy sites.
Ads promising secure account access might redirect you to fraudulent sites cleverly designed to mimic PayPal's login page, but their true intent is to pilfer your money and personal information.
The deception in these scams has evolved beyond simple spelling errors, with subtle distortions like a letter 'U' resembling a horseshoe intended to trick users.
Even when fraudulent ads are removed, new ones quickly replace them, continuing the cycle of deception in this digital cat-and-mouse game.
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