Now, you know, Instagram, you'd be seeing people with these posts.
They always posting a cash app saying, Oh look at the money I made,
I made $1,000, I made $5,000 you know, hit me up.
If you want to know how to make this money. And I've seen this a lot, you know,
they say, Oh, it's so easy to make this money just, you know,
all you gotta do is follow these simple steps that I'll show you with DME.
Now anyone who knows anything about working,
making money or even dealing with even amounts of money they are showing,
it's not easy to get anything in life. You got to work hard. But this chick,
we're going gonna talk about case in point. Her name was Kayla Massah. Yes,
her last name is Masa.
So she was on Instagram and she had a big rain going on CDC Bay.
Becky out here doing her thing too. Now it's just not a, um, you know,
certain people, you,
the society you tried to label as those who are doing things like this.
So she was charged by the feds for,
cause she stole one point $5 million and she did it through her Instagram when
she had about over 300,000 followers on her Instagram.
And she also had a little over a hundred thousand followers on our YouTube page.
So what she would do,
she would post money on Instagram and then get people to hit her up,
say, Hey, you know, you want to make this money, it's very easy, you know, DME.
So somebody hit her up and say, yeah, let me go ahead. And uh, well we gotta do.
So I said, well, let's meet up. So she would meet up with the person,
the particular victim or you know, her and her boyfriend. And I say, look,
if you want to make $5,000, um, let me, you know,
have access to your bank account and your debit card and your pin card.
And then within a day or so, I will deposit money into your bank account.
So when the person look at their bank account,
within maybe about two business days,
they'll see the $5,000 in the bank account. And they were like, Whoa, yeah,
she put the money in there, but it's a catch to that. See,
she had plugs at the post office or you had about 53 money orders that were
stolen from the Berlin,
New Jersey post office in 30 of them will deposit in various bank accounts all
for either $990 or $995 now when the police investigated that,
they said that the money was missing the Kirk ID, the date,
the zip code and dollar amounts are all printed in the wrong fonts. Okay,
so on top of that, when pollster inspectors identified the bank accounts wisdom,
the stolen United States postal service money orders were deposited,
one of them belonged to a Barrington New Jersey resident identified in quarter
filings as only known as J K two of the money,
all of the deposit into his account at PNC bank.
So as I stated before,
she would put the money in there, they got the debit card, they'll see it.
Then when she would do is this, once the money is actually in there,
take the debit card and go buy a real money orders with that money at these
different places.
And then by the time the bank realized the money orders are fraudulent,
the money's already gone. The legitimate money.
Now they tell the particular victim, Hey, you owe us $5,000,
then money orders a was no good and you spent all this money,
so what's going on? Right? And she was doing this to a lot of people.
She was, uh,
not only having people steal from car dealerships to get access to they money
orders, um, local businesses like a auto repair shop.
She had people where she can copy their money orders and their checks that they
had. So once, you know, people start getting scammed constantly,
they will try to hit her up on Instagram and they say, Hey chick, you know,
but she'll block them. But at the same time, if we could post some pictures up,
this woman is out here with her in front of a look like a rolls Royce,
another one.
She's in front of a BMW and she out here just this blatant with it just
stunting, but she had a ring of people with her.
Now people that caught up with her early and realized she was doing, they said,
Hey man, um, I realized that you're trying to get me,
I'm going to go ahead and report you. And you're like, well,
do what you gotta do.
But she was making all her money until they had a two year investigation with
the United States secret service. Um, the postal inspectors,
all kinds of people got involved because this turned into a federal case.
And since she was using YouTube and Instagram to do all her dirt,
and it was definitely across state lines, it turns, you know, federal,
of course with the banks, et cetera. So she was arrested for that,
her intent, other the people.
And so Sue stole one point $5 million in the process.
Let me tell you. So I know that people will tell you, look, it's easy money.
Ain't no money is easy out here. None.
I don't care if you do something that you love. If you add elite,
you love to play basketball, football, run track, whatever.
That's still hard work and you may love to do it. I like doing, you know,
commentary on social media. Yeah,
I enjoy it but still hard work. Nothing comes out here easy.
No matter what career you have is no such thing as easy money.
It may be easy to make it because you got experience now and you can kind of
know little tricks of the trade, but it's no such thing as quick, easy money.
Then somebody that you don't know on Instagram posted a bunch of cash apps.
That's another thing they do too. They post a bunch of cash apps and say,
Hey look, you know I deposit this money in this person's account.
Hit me up so I can deposit you some money.
I'm telling you how I'm helping people get money. Don't fall for that.
I mean cause that's the same kind of people is doing the same thing.
Now this say that female,
it got a federal case going on because she didn't actually maximize her
potential. On the website because there are women I was reading like right now,
because all of this Ronan's situation,
losing a lot of money with fashion Nova because they can't do what they normally
do.
This one woman was complaining because she was making a half a million dollars a
year off of Instagram.
Now she actually took her money and she applied it to herself for plastic
surgery and all that you can tell,
but she was making half a million dollars off an Instagram and she instilled
from nobody this food here and them ring a fools,
you know, was stealing from people and it got caught up.
Then when they finally got caught up with the police,
they had a bunch of money orders and people's names.
They had debit cards, they had all the evidence.
Then at first they really couldn't catch her, but then she slipped up.
She had deposited some money in her mom's bank account and then she gave one of
those money orders to her sister to cash and that's how they linked her with
that. So would that be, and said, just work hard.
Stop being lazy, you know, pull yourself up by your bootstraps.
Even on the social media space, you ain't gotta be stealing like, uh,
Kayla here. He going to be doing all that. It's too easy. It does.
It is easy to make money online, but you still gotta work hard at it. Okay.
Because let's call it what it is.
What job do you know that you can just jump in a chair like I am right now,
put together commentary,
even though there's some work and have the potential to make some money.
There are people right here just on YouTube.
Even kids that are making millions of dollars a year are making hundreds of
thousand dollars a year or you know, maybe they making, you know,
a five figure salary, you know,
at the lowest supplementing their income with a job that they have right now.
So, but it's still hard work, but you can do it if you put the work into a,
maybe it's a par K. listen, I met a dude about now I guess,
or going on two years ago. Well,
he makes $400,000 a month on a podcast.
He ain't stealing it from nobody. That's what inspired me to start podcasts.
And when I heard that dude get in the bag, like dad, I said, Oh,
so you podcasting. Oh, okay, I see. I got to jump on that. I mean that's,
that's where I really started pushing. It ain't no, my podcast is growing.
We got around 520,000 listens now. I mean,
that's great for a podcast, but what I'm saying is if it's there to get,
I'm trying to get it, I'm a work hard. I'm not going to be like Kayla,
he was trying to take money from you or do some dirt. You know,
you're gonna get caught up on like,
why you think you're not going to get caught up? So she did a couple of scams.
She, she felt that it was okay, but now Kayla, the scammer,
it locked up and she doesn't want to that time that's considered white collar
crime. Um, but she's definitely gonna do time.
But they got people that would do 20 years of a white collar crime.
But let me know what you think about Kayla Massa here.
Trying to scam on Instagram instead of going like all the mother,
females do fashion over and everything else to make you money.
You ain't gotta be scamming people. Just, you know, learn the business online,
do your thing and make your money because the feds is going to catch up with you
and another thing.
Pay your taxes because they also catch up with you about not paying your taxes
because they know all the money you make an online now.