<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

My uncle has been the victim of fraud since 2008.  We went to Europe (Slovenia), and he had his wallet stolen at a mall.  Ever since then, he has had multiple bank accounts set up in his name that he did not authorize.  One of them originated in Vietnam.  Today, my mom told me that my aunt got an email from PayPal asking her if she wanted an account set up (I'm suspecting this wasn't from PayPal).  She replied and said no.  Now, the account is set up, and was charged $600, but then that was reversed by who ever has control of this account.  But then there was a $100 charge from San Jose, CA (we live in Boston).  My mom tried calling PayPal for my aunt (because my aunt and uncle are deaf), but couldn't speak to a person.  Is all this fraud from my uncle getting his wallet stolen?  Or could it be from my aunt falling for one the Nigerian scams and sending $1400 to Nigeria?  Is there anything that he can do at this point other than just watching his accounts?
<bot>: My uncle had his wallet stolen in Europe, and now he is having fraud accounts opening in his name, and I want to know if there's anything he can do.