Ricoh usa Sally Richards is the name she used but I don't know if it true Sally said she need a babysitting for her child she sent me a check from Ricoh USA for 2775 and she said she need me to get a wheelchair for her son and I did and she paid me $375 for doing and she took it back and left me with an overdraft of 2665. Internet

I think it is awful anyone would say this is the victim's fault. This lady texted/emailed me too and it was all very believable and she gets you with a heartbreaking story. Whoever thinks that the victim is the one responsible for fraud is wrong. I am so sorry this happened to you and anyone else. Beware to all other users she has changed her name number of times : Karen Brax, Sally, and others. Karenbrax20@gmail.com was the email. She claimed to be from a couple cities but none of her phone numbers were the right area code. Always check that kind of thing!

I don't need a false id I need a state id I lost my when I lost my wallet so .went on care.com cause they don't ask from my id and yes I am trusting person because I wouldnt do it to anyone else

Someone contacted me on care.com with this so I dinto see how I committed fraud. I have the emails and text message proving it

So why would a huge multinational corporation that manufactures printers and copiers send you $2600 to buy a baby carriage? It is obvious that you got greedy and then got bit by your greed. You knew the following facts:

• You did not have a spare $2600 sitting in your account to cash this stranger's check, did you?
• You did not know the person that sent you the check
• You did not know the person that you wired the funds to either, did you?
• Why would a stranger ask you to buy a baby carriage? What special baby carriage knowledge do you have that could not be obtained elsewhere by the person that actually needed the baby carriage?

You can see this is very clearly fraud - an attempt to rip off the bank for the amount of the check.

As to the statement you made:  ...."no money to get my ID", that makes no sense at all. Did you provide false ID and now you need another one?  You need to examine your motives for cashing this fraudulent check and fix your account. Next time a stranger offers you money in the 'too good to be true' catagory, turn it down.