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DA Issues Check Scam Warning
District Attorney Nola Tedesco Foulston warns citizens to be wary of any check received in the mail in which the recipient is asked to cash it and return a portion of the proceeds back to the sender. Reporter: News ReleaseEmail Address: news@kake.com |
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Hello I am just writting to say that I recieved checks via fed ex from a mystery shopping scam. Well at the time I didn't know it was a fraud until I went to A-OK cash center and they did the investigating for me. When I found this out I sent both the checks to the D.A. office and they havent contacted me to let me know that they received them. I mentioned in the letter I sent with the checks that I would like them to contact me to assure that they received them. Oh well I guess they don't care that somepeople aint as smart as me and will try to deposit in their checking account. I learned that if I would of took them to my bank that I would of got in trouble for fraud. I wasn't going to take the chance.