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Deseret News Share this story Roderick Boyd poses for photos inside his West Jordan apartment on Monday, May 3, 2021. Boyd said he was victimized by a scammer who claimed to be a wealthy donor who would pay off his debts. Boyd said the scammer asked him to send gift cards for children in return. After Boyd sent the gift cards, he said the scammer’s payment was canceled, leaving him out of hundreds of dollars. Scott G Winterton, Deseret News When a charitable stranger on Twitter offered to pay off disabled retiree Roderick Boyd’s bills, it didn’t immediately trigger any red flags.
WEST JORDAN — When a charitable stranger on Twitter offered to pay off disabled retiree Roderick Boyd's bills, it didn't immediately trigger any red flags. "This was a totally new approach for me. I'd never heard of anybody defrauding people by paying their bills," Boyd, 62, recalled. Instead, it appeared to signal that things might turn around for the West Jordan man, who had sustained a foot injury early last year and lost half his foot. Living on just $794 a month from Supplemental Social Security, which goes to those with disabilities, Boyd said he'd been trying to get out of debt and i...