This isn't a scam, it's robbery/theft, which is an important distinction. If you're robbed at an ATM the bank will make you whole. If someone lies to you and asks for money, you go to an ATM and give it to them, the bank isn't going to do anything about it.
You would consider this robbery/theft? Had an in person sale with money sent over cashapp and they charged me 250 dollars more, as the item received was half of what I expected. This was automotive fluids, not drugs lol. I had stupidly sent the money before I checked. Cashap didn’t do anything and figured I messed up so why go to bank.
