Cobb County police say a 17-year-old was arrested for allegedly stealing thousands through a roadside Venmo scam in East Cobb ...
Venmo is a PayPal-owned mobile payment app that simplifies sending and receiving money online. It's convenient and can be used for free with friends and family. But, like any app—especially one tied ...
If you are like me and do not like the idea of carrying cash, you must always use Venmo or Zelle. Even though both these digital wallets are great, we need to compare the two to find out which is ...
Theresa Stevens is a personal finance writer based in Boston, MA. As a former financial advisor, she has first-hand experience helping people solve their money challenges. When she's not writing, ...
Venmo for Business lets small businesses accept payments easily with low fees, quick setup, no approval needed and access to a large, young customer base.
Venmo is taking a big step beyond splitting dinner bills. Starting in 2026, users will be able to make rent, mortgage and retail payments directly through the app, thanks to a "first-of-its-kind" ...
You probably already use Venmo to split the bill at restaurants, but should you use it to buy cryptocurrency? Users of PayPal-owned Venmo can now use the mobile wallet app to seamlessly buy four major ...
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Anna Hogan, 27, was waiting on line at Prince Street Pizza on a Friday night when she realized the popular joint was cash only. The 30-something-year-old man ahead of her overheard her debacle and ...
Venmo's growth is exploding and one special quality has made the payment app a runaway success with college students and young working professionals. What might have been most impressive was the ...
For non-social media savvy web users, distinguishing your Twitters from your Facebooks can be difficult. Twitter’s vice president of data strategy, Chris Moody, has called his network “the most ...
When Sarah Mellema wanted to shoot a quick, encouraging message to her friend Sam, she didn’t open Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat or WhatsApp. She didn’t email, text or call. She used Venmo.