(936) 255-3134

They said they needed private lessons

In an Email - Asked for private triathlon lessons for their son. Gave me their number and asked me to call them and also send a text. The grammar is not great (which is OK but this is to the point of seeming super sketchy).

Hello, my name is Bailey and my son name is Charles and he's 18 years old, I live in 2333 Lake Road, ***tsville, TX 77340, will be spending his Holiday in your State [Photo] that is Charles on white, my wife in the middle (Susan) and Charles sister's I will be waiting for your reply on info bellow: 1. YOUR CHARGES FOR 2 HOUR 2. TOTAL CHARGES FOR 1 MONTH THAT HE WILL BE TAUGHT 3 TIMES PER WEEK.

Said they were looking for private beginner yoga cl***** for their son Charles and we’re going to set him for private yoga lessons in my state. Even gave me their home address. 2333 Lake Road, ***tsville, TX 77340 . Then asked for my address, phone number,

Wanted to book Yoga sessions for their son Charles coming to CA, even went so far as to sign a waiver for services with plenty of reminder texts to look for a check to be delivered by UPS.

They emailed wanting to send their son, Charles, to "my State" for music lessons. Gave the address of 2333 Lake Road, ***tsville, TX 77340, which is Summit Apartments, and had the email [email protected], phone (936) 255-3134. Everything about the message seemed very fishy. Improper English, strange wording, all around red flags.

He/She said name is called Susan Bailey (email: [email protected]) Said sons name was Charles Said their address was 2333 Lake Road, ***tsville, TX 77340

He/She said name is called Larry Bailey