A Glasgow landscaper is accused of conning a customer out of £20,000 by persuading her to invest in a company that does not exist. According to reports, the victim is said to have been convinced to put money into the purported business, only to discover it was not real and that none of the money was returned. Both outlets describe the incident as involving deception around the investment opportunity, with the landscaper allegedly using his position or approach to persuade the customer to part with the funds. The reports focus on the same core claim: that the customer was induced to invest in a non-existent company and that the total amount taken is £20,000. The coverage also characterizes the alleged conduct as serious, but the shared details across sources remain centered on the alleged scam, the investment premise, and the lack of repayment. No additional confirmed specifics about court outcomes, sentencing, or the landscaper’s identity are included in the provided excerpts.