A woman fell for a Telegram job scam and unwittingly roped her friends into the scam as well.
After a friend found"random" transactions amounting to $200,000 in her bank account, TikTok user Regine Lee posted aShe has not lost any money but wrote in the caption:"All these transactions made under OUR NAMES are scary and sus."
Despite her suspicions, the TikToker said she did not think much of it."They claimed that it's a real job. So I just gave them the benefit of the doubt.""It was just a s*** tonne of random transactions that amounted up to $200,000," said the Stomper.
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