CAT: Fake Check/Money Order · REPORTED September 15, 2026

Zevia energy drink Imposter scam

A fake check/money order scam report, targeting a consumer in Orlando, FL, USA - 32803.

Narrative evidence

What happened

Zevia Energy drink is a real company but this was someone using company name to scam. Sent me a check for the amount $3990.80 and instructed me to deposit into my bank account and once the check cleared, I would collect the $700 for my weekly payment and the other remaining funds from that amount would go to the sticker installer that was going to go on my car for a campaign to promote this energy drink.

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  • Be wary of urgency, secrecy, upfront fees and “too good to be true” prices.
  • If you have paid, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the charge.
  • Report to Action Fraud (UK), the FTC (US) or your national authority, and add your occurrence above.

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