With the rapid development of social networks, our life is gradually transferred to the virtual world, where, in addition to various interesting things, we also face dangers.
There are many types of fraud, I will tell you about one of the most dangerous – ROMANTIC FRAUD!
Behind the account of any, even the most ordinary person, may be hiding AFRICAN SCAMMER!
DO YOU EXACTLY KNOW WITH WHOM YOU COMMUNICATE?
Tinder, the popular dating app owned by Match Group, has introduced a mandatory facial recognition feature - called "Face Check" - for all new users registering in California. The move marks a major shift in the platform’s approach to user verification and safety, aiming to…
Gabriela De Vita Menegatti, PA-C, CDCES, is a primary care and diabetes specialist at Village Medical. Scammers misuse her photos for fake social media accounts with the name "Dr Jennifer Albert, Lawrence, Bella Morgan".
Ben Arezki - there is limited information about his biography available in open sources. However, he is active on Instagram under the username @ben.arezki.79, where he has over 592k followers and approximately 4,757 posts. Most of his content consists of selfies taken in various locations.
Lt. Col. David Dosier from Sycamore retired from the United States Army on July 31, 2015, after 28 years of service. His final assignment was as Professor of Military Science at Northern Illinois University, where he led the Huskie Battalion for four years. Following his retirement, Dosier and his wife,…
Umar Ashraf is a prominent stock and options trader, entrepreneur, and educator. Born in Pakistan and raised in New York since the age of five, he began his entrepreneurial journey early but initially faced setbacks with failed business ventures. He later transitioned into trading equities and options, finding success in…
Austen is a fake account created by a scammer using VPN. Photo stolen from Austen Alexander
Lillian Lucy is a fake female account created by a scammer. Photo stolen from Janna
Elina is a fake female account created by a scammer. Am Elina looking for a a serious relationship
Millions of people use dating websites and apps hoping to find love. However, instead of romance, many encounter scammers who trick them into sending money and personal information.
If your new online friend or romantic interest says they have an emergency and need money, it’s probably not just bad luck. It's more likely they're a scammer trying to take your money. So, how can you tell if an online “friend” is a fraud?
As technology continues to advance, so do the tactics used by scammers. One of the most prevalent types of scams is the romance scam, in which a criminal creates a fake online identity, often referred to as a fake profile, to lure a victim into a romantic relationship. The scammer uses the illusion of love…
If you have communicated with several scammers, read many forums, articles and are sure that you know everything about scammers, I hasten to upset you, you do not even know half.
The spread of the gave rise to many new social phenomena that became possible only with this new type of communication. One of these phenomena is spam. Those who send spam pursue different goals, but we can say that all spammers are, to one degree or another, scammers.
Popular dating sites are not as safe as they seem at first glance. For fraudsters, such resources are a huge space for manipulating people's emotions to extract specific material benefits.
In the age of information technology, millions of people use apps and social media to meet someone.
Have you met or have been talking on the for some time with someone who says he is a military man? Did he ask you for money or documents? You may be looking for true love, but you have likely become a victim of one of the thousands of military scammers on the .
What should a scammer do when a girl is beautiful, but she has no money? Imagine the situation, the scammer carried out preparatory work with the girl and fell in love with herself, but it turned out that the girl had no money, he was mistaken, he initially chose the wrong victim. He had already…
How to protect yourself from scams? Nigeria makes more profit from online scams than from the sale of its oil. There is practically no area of human life in which Nigerians would not operate.
