Woman accused of scamming people out of more than $21,000 through fake job postings

A 31-year-old woman is accused of manipulating job seekers into opening new lines of credit and buying expensive items all part of a scheme to resell the electronics.

[TaharkahX]

I would never have fallen for something like that. I'm sorry for the victims, but common sense needs to kick in at some point.

[macharper]

If a potential employer ever asks you to put up any kind of money up front it's a giant red flag.

[GG-sktw]

I don’t understand how people fall for stuff like this. It’s outrageous and totally ridiculous.

[Anna_ep]

Wait...so the proposed business is to set up a charity so that they can profit from it? That's why legit charities and people that need real help do not get any help. Smh.

[redhoode.n.y.]

If u ever fell victim to a crime like that... Slap yourself repeatedly

[TRIPLEDIGITS]

Whoever believed the scammer should be charged also, for being stupid af

[sesshokitten]

You'd be surprised what you would fall for when you're desperate. I had to pay for a plane ticket and hotel for orientation in another state. I knew it was legit because it was setup through my college and I was reimbursed, but it was stressful. I had never heard of having to spend money to get a job. But I was desperate for that job and I'm glad it turned out well

[confidentialp]

I know everyone’s IQ isn’t the same but the people who felt for this scam, I imagine who they can walk and chew gum at the same time

[BigBoss]

Really bro. They should’ve known that was a red flag after she asked them to buy items with their credit cards worth thousands of dollars. I don’t know how they fell for it 🤦‍♂️

[FreshlySnipes]

Scammers should have mandatory 15-year minimum prison sentences.

[lpg]

So the scammers are mad because they got scammed...😂

[padussia]

I'm glad she got caught. People work too hard for their money to have it scammed away from them. She gets what she gets!😡😡😡

[suprememagnetic]

Sounds like he was told they were gonna scam to get money but he was the one to get scammed.
Lesson learned the hard way, be righteous.

[Concepcion]

Is it just sort of ironic that she was doing this in a store called Conns, and I personally have never heard of that store before. But now she'll give Conns a bad name with the fact that she conned people there. 🤣

[InTheGame]

I’m always ready to buy thousands of dollars worth of stuff for a perfect stranger to give away to other perfect strangers because in some way that will = Gubberment Cheese

These people rode the slow bus and I’m being nice.

[deborahbaker]

I don’t understand how some people still do thing’s like this especially now when you basically can’t trust almost anyone including family

[NetteWorth]

When I was 17 I was working at Skechers and I told an older employee about a job I found and how they wanted me to pay money upfront to get the job . The employee told me never ever pay money for a job if they ask you to pay or buy something it’s a scam . I always remembers when he told me this but these ppl need common sense that scammer must a great wordsmith to con these adults out of money they should’ve known better.

[Rhinozzzz]

A fool and their money are soon parted

[alwaysyouramanda]

Reporting in front of a place called Conns 😂

[Daniel__verse_]

Here is the essence of the scam 0:50. If you weren't greedy (profit off it) she couldn't work the scam. She used her greed to play your Greed.