Job scams involving trading cards, including those related to Pokemon, have resulted in significant financial losses. At least $71,000 has been lost over a period of three weeks.
These scams typically involve victims completing tasks to earn commissions. One such task is opening digital trading card packs.
Further details about these scams are available from the source, which reports on the losses incurred by victims who fell prey to these schemes.
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