Just to add to my comment...I see most all of those contacted were Mary Kay dealers, I am a Scentsy Candle Consultant. She must be making her rounds! I will contact my Consultants too!
I just got an e-mail from "Mariah Collin" last week, indicating that she wanted to order Mary Kay products from me and that I should reply with my full name and mailing address. (Why?) Even though I was certain it was a scam, I replied that all our products could be ordered and paid for on my website. I never expected to hear from her again. Imagine my surprise when I received another message this morning with the big list of what she wanted to order, yes, you guessed it, for her daughter's 21st birthday! I wonder how many people DO become victims of these types of scams, thinking they've hit the jackpot with a great new customer and a huge order. :-(
I got an email from her..different number 281-606-5017 same name. She wants products for her daughters wedding - some high priced items. Claimed to be deaf and I should treat her like any other customer but she doesn't know computers and doesn't have a credit card and she was told she could order from a consultant. SCAM!!!! and not my first one.
I have something a little different but from whom I think to be the same person. My daughter posted on a job search website for dog sitting. Mariah Collin contacted her and offered her a job but she was in the process of moving to our location and she wanted to pay her in advance so she could get everything set up for her arrival. My daughter thought it was great! Until my wife and I thought it looked suspicious. We played a long with it and the scammer sent a check for $2500. Where do I go from here? anyone know? I want to bust her. She also says she deaf and attends a deaf college in Chicago.