Summary
Madison O’Hora discovered that her condo was being falsely advertised as available for rent on TikTok. The video sparked concerns that the listing was part of a rental scam, and experts note that such scams often use social media to find victims. Law enforcement advises the public to be cautious and verify rental properties before making any payments.
Key Facts
- Madison O’Hora found her condo listed for rent in a TikTok video, even though she owns it.
- The person who posted the video claimed it was not O’Hora’s property.
- O’Hora shared details proving it is her condo.
- TikTok users warned that the listing might be a rental scam.
- Rental scams often involve requests for cash payments and deals that seem too good to be true.
- The New York Police Department advises caution with rental listings, especially if they include cash payment requests.
- Rental scams use social media to reach more potential victims.
