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Jazmine Cheaves Accused Of Cash App & Apple Pay Scam

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1 month ago

April 3, 2024

Jayda Cheaves’ Sister Jazmine Is Allegedly A Scammer, Accused Of Cash App & Apple Pay Fraud

Jayda Cheaves’ sister Jazmine Ameerah Cheaves, is currently making controversial headlines following allegations that the entrepreneur and socialite is abetting fraud, specifically, Cashapp and Apple Pay fraud.

Popular Instagram blog Gossip of the City, posted evidences from victims on her scam and it’s quite disappointing.

“How she takes advantage of people. She’s been scamming for years & everyone just ignores it. Meanwhile people who have jobs and kids are getting robbed,” the page wrote. “I wanna remain anonymous but this needs to be exposed,” one of the victims started.

Jazmine Cheaves Accused Of Cash App & Apple Pay Sc@m pic.twitter.com/rwpVMTvq8J

— Peter Dredd (@PeterDredd) April 3, 2024

“Jaz posted a screenshot of her Home Screen of a large cash app deposit telling people to follow & tap in. Long story short this person wanted $200 for $8800 with a 50/50 split. I just had a baby & one of my cars got repo’d so i was willing to take the risk. It’s been two days texting this number & nothing has happened.”

The alleged victim continued, “I done commented on jaz reels and she’ll delete my comments.” Another victim then recounted her experience, “This same thing happened to me last week. I lost my job and a week later I found my brother dead on my couch while he was visiting. I needed the extra money for the funeral. I saw Jazz post and I hit the page up. He called me, told me we get 8800 and I sent him my last 200.”

The alleged second victim continued, “I know this sounds crazy, but I trusted Jazz without doing my background. I lost my 200, now I’m looking crazy struggling to feed my kids. The dude even hit me up next day saving he was busy. He then said he would need another 200 for the rest of the process. So that’s how he’s doing it.”

“He’s scamming the same ppl multiple times, and because it seems to be a bigger payout we believed it. It hurts, shows how heartless ppl can be. She has a rich sister and claim she’s doing well. I’m stating to think it’s her. I have the cashapp and page they scammed me from,” the second victim added.

“If you see her post this it’s a scam. They all working together to scam innocent black folks out of their money,” GOTC wrote in the caption.