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Fraudsters are prowling a popular social media site and targeting certain users. fizkes / Shutterstock.com
If you plan to sell a used car on Facebook Marketplace, watch out for a growing scam. The Better Business Bureau is warning that scammers posing as car buyers pretend to be interested in buying vehicles for sale on the social media platform. They then ask the seller to provide a phone number so they can send a code to verify that the seller is real. At that point, the scammers take the phone…
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