Looking for jobs from home? Beware of fake company scams. A Kansas City woman now owes nearly $5,000 to her bank after depositing a fake check.
KMBC reportedNow, she owes nearly $5,000 to her bank because a check she deposited from a prospective employer turned out to be fake.
Owens moved from France to pursue an education in Cottey College in Nevada, Missouri. She graduated in 2020 with a degree in psychology. Since she does not own a vehicle, she started applying for remote jobs.She eventually fell for a scam that offered her a remote job with a fraudster posing as a well-respected company.
Once Owens thought she secured the job, her fake prospective employer sent her a check to deposit into her bank to buy office supplies.
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