Victims of fake invoice scams can seek help from various resources. They can report the scam to their local law enforcement agency or to the Federal Trade Commission in the U.S. They can also report the scam to the Internet Crime Complaint Center. If the scam involved a financial transaction, they should contact their bank or credit card company immediately. Additionally, they can seek advice from consumer protection agencies or non-profit organizations that specialize in fraud prevention and recovery.
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Sometimes these invoices request cash, or sometimes crypto, but they usually all have some form of "here's your invoice" or "invoice updated" with a button to say "view and pay invoice." This mimics a real PayPal invoice and is sent through a spoofed version of the service@paypal.com email address. And these scams aren't just limited to fake invoices - we even got a fake text message from PayPal support while researching this article.