Employment scams reported to the Better Business Bureau are already double that of all of 2022, prompting a scam alert for Texans.
says job scammers are counting on desperation, but instead of paying, they're planning to steal your money.
"So, this is the typical way that a job scam is going to take place -- they're going have you either pay for things outright, give you a specific place to purchase so that they're getting the money and no supplies are sent," she said.
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