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Better Business Bureauâs Scam Tracker has seen a rise in cons involving scammers who convince unsuspecting job seekers to wrap their car in support of a popular drink or food brand. Though many people are struggling to find a job amid the COVID-19 pandemic, be sure not to fall for this scam.
This popular scam reaches out to people looking for job opportunities via text message or online. The scammers usually claim a major brand is paying people hundreds of dollars a week to wrap their car with the company logo. The name-drop of popular brands such as RedBull, Utz and Breyers is used to lend credibility to the claim. But, most likely, itâs a scam.