Woman owes $3,556 for cruise she already paid for after falling victim to elaborate Zelle scam
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Travel booking scammers target cruise passengers with fake Google phone numbers, free cruise postcards, and Facebook agents demanding Zelle or Venmo payments without buyer protection.
Five years later, she tried to book another cruise. Nope.
Carnival told her she was on the Do Not Sail list. Turns out her "consultant" pocketed the Zelle cash, then used a stolen credit card to book the trip. When the real cardholder disputed the charge, Williams got the blame.
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