Archive · 30 May 2025
Jets Player Warns of Scam After $60K Construction Deal
Imagine a football player named Jermaine hired a company called 'Court Dreams' to do some work.
He paid them $60,000 to start, but the work never got finished.
Jermaine has been trying to get his money back or get the job done for over a year.
He warned others on social media because he felt tricked, and the company then made its online profile private.
Jermaine was told to trust them because other famous people used the company, but now he wants everyone to know what happened to him.
Jermaine Johnson, a New York Jets linebacker, accused the sports construction company 'Court Dreams' of scamming him out of $60,000.
Johnson reported paying the full amount upfront for a project that remains unfinished after a year.
He was urged to hire the company based on recommendations from friends and public figures.
Johnson stated he's been given 'the runaround' for a year when asking for a refund or project completion.
Following Johnson's public warnings, the company's Instagram account was made private.
- Who
- Jermaine Johnson, a New York Jets linebacker, and the construction company 'Court Dreams'.
- What
- Johnson reported being swindled out of $60,000 by 'Court Dreams' for an uncompleted project.
- When
- The alleged scam has been ongoing for over a year.
- Where
- The incident occurred in relation to a personal project.
- Why
- Johnson is warning others and detailing his experience because he was allegedly scammed.
Jermaine Johnson
Court Dreams
Alleged Scam
Jermaine Johnson
Johnson believes he was scammed and is warning others.
Court Dreams
The company has not issued a statement, their Instagram is private.
- Victim
- Jermaine Johnson
- Occupation
- New York Jets Linebacker
- Accused Company
- 'Court Dreams'
- Amount allegedly scammed
- $60,000
- Project Status
- Unfinished
- Company Response
- Made Instagram private