A woman who listed a tiny home for sale that didn't exist before pocketing the money will now pay the victim back at $20 a week. It will take Haley Denyse Mullen about three years to pay the victim $3125 after defrauding her last year. 'I wanted easy money'Mullen, using the fake name Riley Simpson, listed the tiny home for sale on Facebook on October 29 last year for $3125. The victim inquired and, believing it to be legitimate, agreed to buy it and duly transferred the money. However, Mullen's scam was exposed when she asked the victim for more money.

Source: Otago Daily Times December 21, 2025 18:53 UTC