An scam email is making the rounds on the Internet, offering to pay you to drive a car with Red Bull insignia . Too good to be true, right? Probably because it really isn't!
The subject line of the readsemaila " Red Bull job" and the message claims to offer a salary of $600 per week simply by allowing the famous company to place its advertising stickers on your car.
It seems that this e-mail has been circulating the internet for a few years now and is probably deceiving thousands of users who, instead of making easy money by finding their car full of Red Bull, found their account empty.
Here's the gist, the scammers offer victims hundreds of dollars a week to drive around their cars with Red Bull ads. After the victim accepts, they are asked to send the money to the company that will take care of the decoration and cash the check that is sent to them. Of course, the check is fake and they lose the money they send to the supposed company that will take care of the decoration of the car.
Red Bull is aware of the scam and has set up an email where you can report such incidents. A quick Google search reveals that many people have fallen victim to the scam.
So, be careful, in such cases if something seems too good to be true, it probably isn't!
