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SCARS™ Stolen Identity: General Douglas M. Fraser, USAF, Retired
Do You Know General Douglas Fraser
Frequently Used By Scammers To Fool Women Scam Victims!
You Have Probably Seen His Photos Before!
The real General Douglas Fraser is a retired United States Airforce General
General Douglas Fraser Is Another Scammers Choice Award Winner
Of course, you don’t really know General Douglas Fraser, since these are stolen photos used by African Romance Scammers, but he is popular!
If you see his photos on social media or on a dating site – guess what? He is being used by Online Fraudsters & Cybercriminals!
Remember General Douglas Fraser’s face for the next time you see him!
Here is a gallery of General Douglas Fraser’s photos we have found used by Romance Scammers:
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Do you have or have seen other photos of General Douglas Fraser? Send them to us on our « Report Scammer form »
WARNING:
- Do Not Contact Him – You Do Not Have A Relationship With Him!
- He Does Not Want To Hear From Women Who Have Fallen In Love With His Face!
- He Is A Victim Also And Deserving Of His Privacy And Respect
- He Knows His Identity Has Been Stolen And Used By Scammers
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NOTICE: The above images are presented in the public interest to help prevent further unlawful use and impersonation of the real person pictured. No accusation is being made against the real person and in fact, we believe them to be completely innocent of any wrongdoing. These images have been stolen and used by criminals to defraud others.
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The Douglas Malcom Fraser I have been chatting with needs a card to keep his Wi-Fi working so he can keep talking to me…yeah and how many others? I have kept track of the ‘kids’ who need money to continue playing their games online. Or those men who somehow cannot chat any longer but want to keep in contact. These scammers keep pressuring to run out and get a card. “only” $500 HA! Well they won’t get a thing from me. Even today a scammer using a different name contacted me, but it is interesting that this guy blocked me after certain information he gave. These scammers tend to use sympathy stories to melt hearts. BALONEY!
Scammers are still going strong. I have seen 2 of them. Different scenarios, 1 stating he’s in Syria, the other is in Yemen. Both wanting money to get out and wanting the cash sent through the United Nations. Having a son. 1 of them misses him, the other wants nothing to do with him. Both are on Google chat.
En General Douglas M. Fraser kontaktade mig för några dager sen, han är i Ukraina , will därifrån men behövde hjälp! So vad tycker ni om detta ? han ljuga förstå jag ! Det är hemskt med vad för lögn dom kommer ! Ingrid S.
THERE ARE NO U.S. MILITARY FIGHTING IN UKRAINE
Ukraine troops are being trained in Poland & Germany!
Snažím sa pochopiť, no zrejme nikdy nepochopím túto formu zla. Sociálne siete sú super vynálezom pre ľudí a mali by plniť a šíriť pekné sociálne kontakty. Na FB ešte aj teraz sú “zaručene” pravé profily p. Frasera. Ak nahlásim podozrivý profil a zneužitie osoby, dostalo sa mi aj odpovede, že nemôžu odstrániť podozrivý profil. Osobne by sa mi nepáčilo rozširovať niektoré články a statusy niekoho, koho nepoznám pod mojim vlastným menom. Zastavte to, ak je to vo vašich silách.
Thank you for your comment. We do all that we can, and this big battle is still ahead. But this problem will be solved in time.
Mind pettis keegi Richard Harman, kes kasutas kindrali fotosid.
Now he has facebook profile Sabina John Atlanta …. fake
Please report it to Facebook as a Fake Profile
I left a lengthy message about this but I think I deleted it in error. The man I supposed to get talking to was general ,4 star James Michael. , widower, 2 children in boarding school looking to find someone to enjoy the remaining years of his life. In most of our conversations , he ignored any questions that I asked. One conversation in particular was the Nigerian 22 year old who. Became rather defensive and wrote that I asked too many questions. The questions were about Houston where he supposed to be living. I have lived in Houston and was just asking about parts of the town etc. He then responded he was in the El Paso section. I will send photos that I have including copy of his military I d which is probably fake too Told him El Paso was its own city in Texas not a part of Houston. Guy needed a map
I am glad I was only out one. One hundred gift card. It is just terrible that these scammers are using United States military gentlemen in an attempt to profit. Our military is there to help them and this is what they get in return. I am not going to lie , I had doubts from the beginning but wished James Michael was a real person it got to the point that I really didn’t know if I was talking to the man from Houston or someone else, he said he wanted to get married and told his kids. They were happy for him. Daughter even wanted me to email her I did send a short introductory note via email
Judy, you left a message where?
Da upravo se brinem jet sam u velikoj nevolji kako bi mogla znati dali ne laž ili istina.Paket je poslan na moje ime od vas dragi gospodine.prekoDeliver Servis Afganistan Hrvatska.Zastao je u Međunarodnoj zračnoj luci Milano.Talijanski carinski ured Treba platiti PDV.Dali to odgovara istini? Molim vas pošaljite mi hitni odgovor na moju e-mael adresu Hvala.
We are sorry, but it is all a lie. You are being scammed // Žao nam je, ali sve je to laž. Prevara vas se.
Please read our information for new scam victims here: https://romancescamsnow.com/for-new-scam-victims/ Use the TRANSLATE button to convert our website in Croatian // Upotrijebite gumb TRANSLATE da biste svoju web stranicu pretvorili u hrvatski
Dali se može doći do kakve takve istine dragi gospodine.pksaljite mi mali znak, hvala
What truth are you looking for? Yes, it is true that scams and scammers exist. Evil people are always around us. Did you get scammed by fraudsters using the stolen photos of General Fraser?
ook een tijdje gepraat met hem??maar toen ik zei ik geef je geen geld was hij meteen verdwenen.
Nemam riječi da se tako mogu služiti prevarama kako se onda moze istina prava imati Kako do njih doci?
Trebali biste koristiti dugme TRANSLATE na dnu kako biste bolje razumjeli naše članke