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the mind of a scammer: the Vicky saga
oh yeah and here's a little bit more about the Vicki saga my sister went to three different places to try and cash the check and the final one she went to it was a check for $1,700 and they couldn't cash the check it completely rejected the check so they had to take it and now they have kept it so no one got money to scammer didn't get money and we didn't get anything and this idiot still won't accept reality that the check wouldn't go through because it was a fraud check it's so stupid and yes we gave the address because we didn't know scammers like that existed or at least I didn't have no idea but regardless I think it'll be fine because it's just one person
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- McGuire Shepherd1 week ago
There have been multiple reports in the past where people have literally been told by scammers that they needed to write a check for unbelievable amounts, then take it to their bank to cash the check, and have the money delivered to an address the scammers claim to be at, only to later find out that people who work at financial institutions across the country immediately identify that the check is fraud and that the address does not exist. Scammers are known for doing this. They have been using the same old trick for years. They literally have nothing better to do, and it is just bullshit.
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