ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando police say video shows Jonas Matayer walking up to an ATM to deposit a fake check and withdraw money from his victims.
Police say in his latest scam, he lured a man riding his bike into his newer style Camaro, telling him he could make a thousand dollars.
Investigators say Matayer, who uses the name Johnny, told the victim he was in the car-flipping business and if he went with him to the bank, he would give him $1,000 to help him transfer the money.
Police say he's gotten so good at picking his victims, they call him a smooth-talking scam artist.
At some point, Matayer convinced the victim to give him a debit card and PIN, which he used to deposit a stolen check.
Police say Matayer is linked to 17 other similar open cases, where he would deposit stolen checks and withdraw as much money as he could, promising the victim a percentage of the check.
The total amount lost by the McCoy and Fairwinds Credit Union is over $5,000.
The victims are between the ages of 18 and 25.
Matayer is being charged with a laundry list of fraud charges, and he's still out there.
If you have any information, call police.