<prompt> Human: I dont know the whole story, but Ive got the gist of it.My aunt was talking to some people about getting a 50,000 loan. She claimed to have checked them out and verified it wasnt a scam. This is where the story gets weird because she sent someone she wont say who 1,500 and now shes completely broke. Her disability and pension go to her old account and now shes having a hard time finding a bank that will take her without a deposit.She talked to Bank of America. They wont re-open her account or let her make a new one. What can she do?EDIT: New InfoJust got off the phone with her. Her cousin gave her a number of someone who could loan her some money. Shes been corresponding via text with this person. They sent her 1,800. She took 300 for herself to pay some bills. Then she was told to send 1,500 of it to someone in Minnesota and she did. She was then contacted by the bank about this and notified that her account was closed.She and my mother are headed to BoA tomorrow to talk and ask for a chex report. I told her if they wont give her one, Ill have one mailed to her online. If they dont reopen her account, she has another bank account and will have all of her income transferred there.I asked if she got in touch with her cousin about this and she swears up and down that shes sure they had no idea it was a scam. I feel like maybe her cousin was in on the scam and got some of the money, but who knows.UPDATE: Found out that my aunt is pissed since she feels like since I dont pay rent which is NOT the same as not paying bills, that I should have money to give her and is pretty pissed that I wont. Thanks for the help.  <response>: Im almost certain she fell for a check scam. I read this same exact story multiple times a day on here. 1 that money is gone she used western unionmoneygram to send the money - irreversible. 2 she will need to pay the bank the entire sum of money back. 3 western unionmoneygramwhoever she used to send the money will not help her. Im sorry to hear about this, but these are the facts of a a very, very common check scam 