Can you make money with ads on your car?

The video discusses a common scam involving car advertising. Darlene Henderson, seeking extra income, was targeted by a scam where she received a fake check and was asked to send money back. The Better Business Bureau warns that legitimate jobs involve interviews and paperwork, and advises caution if payment is offered upfront. Attempts to contact the scammers were unsuccessful, highlighting the need for vigilance against such frauds.

What was Darlene Henderson's initial reaction to the offer from the energy drink company?

• She consulted with a friend before deciding.

• She immediately recognized it as a scam.

• She was eager to accept the offer.

• She was skeptical and ignored the offer.

What did Darlene receive in the mail from the energy drink company?

• A brochure and a sample product.

• A list of tasks to complete.

• A letter and a check for $4000.15.

• A contract and a company logo.

What is a common tactic used in job scams like the one Darlene encountered?

• Offering a high salary with no work required.

• Sending a check and asking for money to be sent back.

• Providing a fake job interview over the phone.

• Requesting personal information for a background check.

According to Melanie McGovern, what is a sign of a legitimate work opportunity?

• Receiving payment before starting any work.

• Getting a job offer via email without prior contact.

• Being asked to pay a fee to secure the job.

• Starting with an interview and completing paperwork.

What does the Better Business Bureau say about companies paying for advertisements?

• Most companies pay upfront for advertising.

• Companies often send large checks to new advertisers.

• All companies require a deposit before advertising.

• Few companies will pay you to advertise on your car.