Monday is one of the biggest online shopping days, but as the busy holiday season arrives, so do scammers. The National Retail Federation predicts more than 70 million Americans will shop on Cyber Monday.

One of the main warnings is to look closely at offers being targeted to you. Pay attention to not just who they claim to be from, but who they actually are coming from.

The FBI is warning consumers to be wary of holiday shopping scams. Nondelivery scams, in which you pay for goods or services you find online but never receive the items. Nonpayment scams, in which you ship purchased goods or services before you receive payment, then never are paid.

What may catch your eye is the Cyber Monday deals on electronics and appliances, but you should also be paying attention to who you buy your potential presents from online. There's been a 25% increase year-over-year when it comes to the number of people who lost money to online shopping scams,

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