Blackmail Scams - Sextortion Scams

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Blackmail Scams - Sextortion Scams

There are various types of these scams. I will explain a few. Many Social Media Sites such as Skype, Kik, Facebook, Pof, Craigslist, okcupid. Scammer will meet you on a social media site and ask to exchange compromising images. He may have asked prior or will ask later to be added to your Facebook account. Now the scam begins. He will tell you to send money via Moneygram, Western Union, Amazon gift card, Prepaid scratch off card or any other untraceable method to him. This is also a scam. It may lead into credit card phishing. The scammer will meet you again on a social media site. They will want you to send money for therapy'damages or for them not to go to the police. There are also seen cases where a scammer pretends to an online agent looking for pedophiles. This scam is using the same payment methods mentioned above. The Scammer will tell you that if you pay them they will not report it. Recommended Actions: It is best to stop all contact with the scammers. Ignore his calls and messages. Ignore all demands for money. If you pay the scammer he will continue to blackmail you. You will only stop paying when you go broke or realize you are being scammed. Deactivate your Facebook account for two weeks. Change your photo or avatar when you reactivate it or get a new one. Also change your user name. Do not accept requests from anyone you have never met. Do the above for all social media and Skype. You may have to change your phone numbers. File a report with your local law enforcement agency and to one of the following below if possible. What can I do? Unfortunately, there is not much you can do. The only advice we can give you is not to give in to blackmail demands, and once again, cut off ALL contact with the scammer. If he cannot reach you, he cannot blackmail you. If he knows that he has power over you, he will continue to abuse that power and demand more and more money. The truth is, in most cases the scammer will not follow through with this threat, because following through will cost him time and money. If he tries to post anything pornographic, most public sites would delete it anyway. In the unlikely event that he does post something, you need to be proactive and contact the site immediately to have it removed. Depending on the threats, you may want to file a report with law enforcement. Just remember for the future that any photo or video you give to ANYONE is out of your control, and anything you do on webcam can be recorded. If you sent or received nudes knowing or believing that you were communicating with a minor the above does not apply to you. Notably, the legal definition of sexually explicit conduct does not require that an image depict a child engaging in sexual activity. A picture of a naked child may constitute illegal child pornography if it is sufficiently sexually suggestive. Additionally, the age of consent for sexual activity in a given state is irrelevant; any depiction of a minor under 18 years of age engaging in sexually explicit conduct is illegal. What are my options for getting help? These can be found all over the US and in many other countries. This is a good option if you prefer to remain anonymous while exploring how to proceed, and crisis lines can often refer you to a victim advocate or other legal adviser near you. The Police will take your case seriously, will deal with it in confidence, and will not make judgements on your behaviour. Although some victims who have paid what the offenders have demanded and hear no more about it, many others who have paid have then continued to receive further and often increasing demands. In some cases even when the demands have been met the offenders will still go on to post the videos anyway. Do NOT communicate further with the offenders. Obtain screen shots of any communication. Deactivate your Facebook account and use the online reporting process to report the matter to Skype, YouTube etc. Deactivating the Facebook account rather than shutting it down will ensure data is preserved and will assist law enforcement in obtaining evidence. The account can also be reactivated at any time ensuring online memories are not lost forever. In general once they're blocked, the offenders can't contact you. If they are unable to do so then they can't threaten you or make demands, so they tend to move on fairly quickly. However, they may try to utilise other contact routes that they are aware of, so be mindful of all sites where communication has been made or you are linked to. If you have already paid, check to see if the money has been collected. If it has, and if you are able, then make a note of where it was collected from. If it hasn't, then you can cancel the payment - and the sooner you do that the better. Yea so a similar situation happened do to me just recently , where I contacted a girl on pof saying she is 18 then later on tells me she is 17 after she sent me a nude I didn't ask. But she requested one from me and I'm not going to send my body so I take a fake pic off google and send it , then we stopped contact. Or he will report me to the authorities , then he later states he also needs money for his daughter for a program to rehabilitate her cause she's scarred and all that. Is this a scam? Should I give u the numbers he called from and there name? I lo foward Tia reply Anuboy23 wrote: Is this a scam? Should I give u the numbers he called from and there name? I lo foward Tia reply yes, it is a scam. Please post the phone 's, email addresses, and any other information you may have about these scammer s so that others may be warned about them using a search engine. Do not tell the scammer s you know they are attempting to scam you. Do not tell them they are listed here. Do not tell them that instead of you being arrested they are the ones committing blackmail, and they would be arrested if they report it. Just block the 's from your phone, and be careful of any new ones that send you messages relating to the situation. Numbers are 2135073506, 7023570347, 7023570562, 8434246632. He and his wife claim there name is James and cielita Anderson. Partial why I thought it was a scam too was the first time he called me he sounded like a white dude not being racist then the next time he called me from one of this different numbers up there and sounded black. He called me from myrtle beach, SC , then Nevada then LA if u need anymore information let me know Anuboy23 wrote:Yea so a similar situation happened do to me just recently , where I contacted a girl on pof saying she is 18 then later on tells me she is 17 after she sent me a nude I didn't ask. But she requested one from me and I'm not going to send my body so I take a fake pic off google and send it , then we stopped contact. Or he will report me to the authorities , then he later states he also needs money for his daughter for a program to rehabilitate her cause she's scarred and all that. Is this a scam? Should I give u the numbers he called from and there name? The pof profile was took down after we started texting but her name was Missysosweet. Phone number of her dad is 702-331-3291 Welcome to Scamwarners, Stop all contact with everyone involved. Block their calls or change your number. Do not answer calls from unknown numbers. Close the account where you met the scammer. Deactivate your facebook account for two weeks. Also all your other social media accounts. Change your avatars when you reactivate. Do not accept request from people you do not know personally. Do not tell the scammer why you are stopping. Just ignore calls, text and emails. Eventually he will go away. Do not pay the bribe. Gosh, with all the Verizon 's coming up.... It is one of the most expensive carriers out there..... The pof profile was took down after we started texting but her name was Missysosweet. First she messaged me from the POF profile of Missysosweet. That profile went down and she came back as Missytocute. Same phone number for the dad except it was 720-331-3291 koolmelee wrote:You meet someone online on dating website, and exchange numbers and start detecting. Later she states shes underage, and hopes it's not a problem. But I did call one of the SC Columbia police dept and they basically told me this was definitely a scam and to not worry about it. Using the same photos and claiming locations in New York and Texas. Do either of these profiles look like the scammer profile? I've got screen shots of both. I called him up and called his ass down for trying to extort money from a minor. I told him call the police you will be charged for blackmail. I reported it to the police. Stop all contact with everyone involved. Block their calls or change your number. Do not answer calls from unknown numbers. Close the account where you met the scammer. Deactivate your facebook account for two weeks. Also all your other social media accounts. Change your avatars when you reactivate. Do not accept request from people you do not know personally. Do not tell the scammer why you are stopping. Just ignore calls, text and emails. Eventually he will go away. Do not pay the bribe.

Dave actually called this firm in N. Any response to email inquiries should be considered general in nature and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Yesterday morning I got a call from a number in Nagasaki, Tenn. Says wife wants to turn it over to the cops. I didn't send her any photo's. I did not recall a story on this site regarding fake caller ID but I did do research on that as well and there is an app called Caller ID Sol and with that app you can call someone using whatever phone number you type down. One man reported being targeted while using the website AshleyMadison.