Wannabe thug (probably a rapper) gets donkey of the day today. $Zoemastermind10 (Based In Miami) on Cash App has struck once again by scamming a special agent’s brother out of $20,000 on top of many others. To all our readers, call or text the scammer and let him know he’s now on law enforcement radar. The scammer’s number is 954-551-3878. The person who turns “Zoe” in will receive a $20,000 reward courtesy of an anonymous source. If you have tips on his whereabouts, contact us or your local law enforcement agency.

Now his face will be all over the news for scamming the wrong person.

Fraudsters are stealing people's money via Cash App scams, raising questions about how secure this contactless payment app really is

Money-transfer apps like Cash App have grown in popularity, allowing users to instantly send and receive money. But scams on these apps are rising too. While fraudsters are sneaky and often convincing, Cash App scams also tend to share common traits that make them easier to spot.

“Consumers flocked to Cash App because it was easy to use and convenient, but unfortunately, the scammers quickly followed suit,” says Alex Hamerstone, advisory solutions director at cybersecurity company TrustedSec. “It is vital for consumers to educate themselves on the tricks and techniques scammers are using and be on the lookout for potential red flags.”

Keep reading to learn the risks of using Cash App and how to avoid the common Cash App scams that could leave your information, online securityand money vulnerable to criminals. To protect your financial and personal information from scammers, learn how to spot common online scams on other payment apps, like Venmo, Zelleand PayPal, too.

You can see the profile picture of $ZoeMastermind10 below. Beware of people who say they can flip money on cash app. They thrive off broke hustles.