Probably another pitch. Another scam. He almost swiped it away. Then the preview caught his eye.
Lily’s formula ran out and I only have $3. Ethan opened the message. He read it twice. Then a third time. This wasn’t a scam. Scammers didn’t apologize this much. Scammers asked for wire transfers and crypto, not $50. This was real. Someone had texted a wrong number, reaching out to a lifeline that wasn’t there, asking for $50 to feed their baby on New Year’s Eve. $50.
The automatic tip he left on
