Many people share scam stories

Many people have shared their ‘scam’ stories with us via email and social media. Read some comments in the story to help you stay alert and ahead of this.

FOLLOWING the story released by the CHRONICLE last week about the elderly couple scamming people for money, we have received an influx of people telling us their stories of how they have also been victims of this couple.

Read the original story online: Couple scams people for ‘tow truck money’

Many people have shared their ‘scam’ stories with us via email and social media. Many people commented that they were scammed too but not everyone shared where. Here are some comments to help you stay alert and ahead of this.

“This very same couple was seen last week Friday (around the third week of January) at 1.45pm on the road towards the Leratong Hospital in Chamdor. I was on my way back from work heading towards Krugersdorp in the opposite direction. However, they (the couple) were in a white car. I almost stopped but had other prior engagements to which I was running late,” said Sandra-lee Kannemeyer.

Chareen Mota posted that they have been doing this for years with different cars in different areas.

Caron Malamoglou says she is often on Christiaan de Wet Road in Honeydew too.

“Saw this woman twice in one day on Hendrick Potgieter and on Christiaan de Wet Road Roodepoort,” wrote Sheena Kellermann.

Here are some of the comments received on this story:

RANDFONTEIN: The couple scamming people in Randfontein. This photo was supplied by a concerned resident.

We hope that this has helped you be more attentive to your surroundings and to be safe in the city. Feel free to keep in touch with us via our Facebook pages.

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