Tree Vanishes from Utah Home for Sale, Suspected Check Scam
A woman in Rose Park, Utah, discovered a large tree had disappeared from her parents' vacant property while it was on the market, prompting officials to warn residents about a potential check overpaym A tree has mysteriously disappeared from a vacant home in Rose Park, Utah, while it was on the market. This discovery led officials to warn about a potential check overpayment scam involving fraudulent payments and bounced checks. The incident occurred over the summer, when a woman listed her parents' home for sale. Daniel Larsen, interim division director of the Utah Division of Consumer Protection, said this could be a check overpaying scam that involves sending a check that is for more than the product or service being being sold for. If someone sends too much money for something, it is almost always a scam. Businesses doing work on vacant homes should know who has authority to approve the work, which could result in significant legal problems.
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A woman in Rose Park, Utah, discovered a large tree had disappeared from her parents' vacant property while it was on the market, prompting officials to warn residents about a potential check overpaym... [3330 symbols]
Themen: Scam
