<prompt> Human: I thought the transfer was strange since Ive never heard of this person. I even searched on Facebook and asked around a couple friend groups about the name in case it was something from a long time ago and I spaced it. But Ive never known anyone with the name.To top it off, I get a short text 10 minutes later asking for it to be sent back, saying it was an accident.So it has to be a scam, right? Thing is, I dont know much about Zelle. Can someone cancel the transfer in the pending phase? How could someone even get my info to send me money in the first place?I know I can just wait to see if it clears or not, then send it back if it appears like a legitimate mistake. What do you recommend?UPDATE: It wound up being an accident after all. The money cleared the following day in my account, so I decided to be the better person and reach out to let them know. Regardless of how shitty they treated me, Im still not the kind of person to essentially steal money. They apologized, explaining a friend called me and took it way over the line with the voicemail threats. I told them they need to go to their bank and request the deposit be reversed, at which point Ill go to mine and fill out a debit authorization form to let their bank withdraw it. Id send it back through Zelle, but Id prefer not giving them any additional information about me based on how quickly the situation escalated. They said thats fine and theyll do it soon. Been a couple days and havent heard anything still, but the balls in their court now. _ツ_  <response>: Scam. If you want to be generous, in the unlikely case it is an error, you can call Zelle and ask them to cancelreverse the erroneous payment. DO NOT send the original sender 100 with a new, separate transaction. That money would be gone for good as when Zelle realizes that the original payment was sent fraudulently or from a compromised account they will snatch the money back from your account. 