Marysville family fearful for their safety after personal info used in Facebook ad scam

Published February 24, 2023 6:44PM Groups of strangers show up at Marysville family home looking for couch they bought in fake ad Nearly twenty groups of strangers knocked on a Marysville family’s door this week looking for a couch they bought on Facebook Marketplace. However, the family isn’t selling any type of couch. MARYSVILLE, Wash. – Nearly twenty groups of strangers knocked on a Marysville family’s door this week looking for a couch they bought on Facebook Marketplace. However, the family isn’t even selling any type of couch.  Sunday morning, Danica Sieber said she checked her phone and realized she was locked out of her Facebook. She then received strange notifications from the money transfer app, Venmo.   A few moments later, there was a knock at the Sieber’s door.  “When I answered the door, there is a group of people at the door asking about a couch. And I’ve never seen these people before, talked to them or anything like that,” said Danica’s husband Joshua Sieber. The Siebers found out that the people at the door were responding to a Facebook Marketplace post for a couch. The post was from Danica Sieber’s Facebook account, but she is not the one
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