Email Scam Alert: Watch Out for Fake PDFs

Monday, July 21, 2025 at 5:41 AM

The Texarkana, Arkansas Police Department warn cybercriminals are sending emails with fake PDF attachments that look like they’re from trusted companies like Microsoft or PayPal.

The Texarkana, Arkansas Police Department warns cybercriminals are sending emails with fake PDF attachments that look like they’re from trusted companies like Microsoft or PayPal. The message claims there’s an urgent issue with your account and urges you to call a fake customer service number. If you do, scammers may try to steal your login or financial info or trick you into installing malware. Always double-check suspicious emails and use official contact info from company websites.

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Email Scam Alert: Watch Out for Fake PDFs

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