It's a fast-growing fraud that could cost you thousands of dollars. There are many types of fake check scams, but it all starts when someone gives or sends you a realistic-looking check or money order and asks you to cash the money instrument at a check casher or deposit it into your checking account. Most of the time they ask you to send cash somewhere to cover some sort of expense . It's phony, and so is the person's story, but that may take weeks to discover. Now the check is returned and your bank or the check casher wants the money back. However, just because you can get the cash doesn't mean the check or money order is good. Ultimately, you are responsible for the checks or money orders you deposit or cash. That's how the scam works.
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