Have you seen this man before? His photographs are particularly popular with African scammers. If you have seen his photos on social networks or on dating sites, be sure that this is a fake account created by a dangerous Internet scammer with the goal of earning money!
Joe Cross (born May 30, 1966, in Sydney, Australia) is an Australian filmmaker, entrepreneur, and author best known for his groundbreaking documentary Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, which popularized juicing and plant-based nutrition worldwide. Before dedicating himself to health advocacy and film, he built a successful career in finance, working as a trader at the Sydney Futures Exchange and later managing investments in telecommunications, media, and technology companies.
By 2005, Cross weighed around 140 kilograms (310 pounds) and suffered from an autoimmune disease that required long-term medication. Determined to change his life, he committed to a juice-based diet and began documenting his journey. In 2010, he released Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead, which followed his 60-day road trip across the United States while consuming only freshly pressed juices. The film captured his remarkable transformation, as he lost weight, restored his health, and eliminated his reliance on medication.
The success of the documentary inspired millions around the world and led to further projects. In 2014, Cross released Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead 2, focusing on how to maintain long-term lifestyle changes, and in 2016 he produced The Kids Menu, a film highlighting the issue of childhood obesity and the importance of building healthy eating habits at a young age. Alongside his filmmaking, he founded the company Reboot with Joe, which provides resources and support for individuals seeking to adopt juicing and plant-based nutrition. Today, the Reboot community has grown to more than one million members worldwide.
In addition to his film work, Joe Cross is the author of several books, including the bestseller The Reboot with Joe Juice Diet: Lose Weight, Get Healthy and Feel Amazing (2014), as well as recipe collections and nutrition guides dedicated to juicing and wellness. His work has been featured in international media outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, The Times of London, and The Dr. Oz Show. To date, Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead has been viewed by more than 20 million people globally, securing Joe Cross’s place as one of the most influential voices in modern health and nutrition.
Remember the face of Joe Cross if you see him again!
This gallery features photos of Joe Cross, which were used by African scammers on dating sites!
Remember, the man in the photos, has no relation to fraud, his photo is used by bad people for benefits!
Cases of fraud using photographs of this person are also mentioned on other sites.
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I am so happy that the internet is showing the online scammers as I am one who has been scammed several times. It’s also one of the reasons whyi don’t try dating platforms or giving out my personal information or insights
He added me on tictok and want after 5 minutes txting back and forth he wanted me to go on Google chat and wouldn’t take no for an answer that I wasn’t doing it even sent me his Google email account to which I again said I wasn’t doing it to say more stupid things to feel sorry for him I blocked him
I have had a picture of Joe on my nightstand for a year. I just found out that the person I was talking to is not who he says he is. Please be careful ladies. I gave away a lot of money
Just contacted by a man with this picture asking if we could be friends on Facebook. “James Dotson”. I always use image reverse on these guys. Account has been reported
This man this man approached me through tiktok and says he is a doctor and lives in florida, i have my doubts because he does not send or post any other picture. Are there other people who know or have approached this man? please help me
Just had the creep add me to Facebook this morning. He’s also great at removing watermarks from Gettys Images. This image is the same as the one on his profile showing other images of a “training day” for the army. Also went by the name James Ibe (James Richard), but is using the pic of him clean shaven in a blue polo leaning over a balcony railing and looking at the camera. His cover photo is him in a blue t-shirt more scruffy, and wearing black square framed glasses. Be warned.
Has any one other was scammed by James Morris pretending to to be Joe cross
The scammer using Joe Cross photos is currently (8/27/21) on Plenty of Fish user name of Mike_Lewis5843.
Beware of FB pages for Martin Packer using Joe Cross photos. I’ve been scammed unsuccessfully (not not without heartache). I mean, who could turn down chatting with someone who looks like Joe, right? I told him never to try to ask me for money and he backed off. Here is one example: https://www.facebook.com/bhadresh.mandani.77
Yes, I reported his ass to FB!
I just found out that the guy I was texting, having phone conversations, and even I had three video chats with him (I don’t know how he pulled those up??) was actually impersonating Joe Cross. The name he used is Eric Rutherford. He is supposed to be the head driller at an oil rig in the Black Sea, Turkey. He said he was born in Warsaw, Poland and his mother were from Ohio, US. He had an accent but I couldn’t tell it was from Poland. We connected through the Facebook dating site. He is a scammer. Don’t get fool.… Read more »