CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Better Business Bureau is warning Kia and Hyundai customers are the target of a new scam.
Dilworth says a woman reported to the BBB that she’d been fooled into sending $126 to crooks through a cash app. They told her they could track down her daughter’s stolen car. “The consumer was just left like anybody else would be when their car gets stolen,” said Dilworth. “You wait for the police to recover it if they can.”
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