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Do You Know This Guy?
General John W Nicholson
U.S. Army 4-Star General
You Have Probably Seen His Photos Before!
General John W Nicholson Is Another Scammers Choice Award Winner
Of course you don’t really know General John W Nicholson, since these are stolen photos used by African Scammers, but he is popular! If you see his photo on a dating site – guess what? He is being used by a Scammer!
Remember General John W Nicholson’s face for the next time you see him!
Here is a gallery of General John W Nicholson’s photos we have found used by Romance Scammers:
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My mother in law just got scammed by this so called general! She actually was fooled into givig him an itunes card for $100. I went over and helped her block him but he just makes new accounts and won’t give up. Now he has her phone number that he got off of facebook and is trying to call her. How dose stop this. Why can’t Facebook stop him from opening new accounts
I just got a friend request from “him” this morning.
I did too- I checked it out and realized he was phoney just from the questions I drilled him with.. I told him I knew he was phoney and to get lost..
then I reported him to FB- they need to shut him down…
Please report him properly – look in our menu or go to http://www.Anyscam.com. There are more than ONE BILLION fake identities on Facebook. Arresting scammers is the key. 21,000 scammers arrested in 2018 alone!
Same picture of that Guy talking to my grandma now. He ask money to my grandma and he Said he Will just pay my grandma with his insurance because he said he have big insurance. And he told my grandma that they will get married. My grandma send much money already to him. Please help us to find out who’s using his account and so it will stop scamming people.
Ok, there are a few things you will need to know. Scamming is one of the most massive businesses in the world. It makes more money than many countries. Who the person is behind the fake identity is a group of scammers. They may work in a gang or for one of the larger cartels. Look at our guides on our home page for what happens after you have been scammed. You and your grandmother need to focus on what matters now – that she get over this – that she recovers emotionally. BUT you also need to report it starting with your local police and on http://www.Anyscam.com or here on this website. The odds are the scammer will not be arrested and the money will never come back, but it is important to report, and then turn away from the scam and focus on life.
Got the same preprinted introduction. I was in a bad mood, told him’ ” lets cut through the chase, what do you want from me, how much and what for.?” Never heard from him again. Blogged.
HE IS STILL SCAMMING!!
I HAVE TALKED TO HIM AND I KNEW HE WAS A PHONY
He? You mean the General? Actually, you have never spoken to him. There are dozens (if not hundreds) of scammers that use his stolen photos.
I KNOW IT WAS A SCAMMER NOT THE REAL GENERAL!!!
Ok, that is good. Your original comment seemed to indicate something different
It is estimated that 85% of the crimes is not reported. People are ashamed and feel powerless. Don’t be. You are a victim of a criminal.
Be beware of your followers, or the ones you follow ore give your 1= to. The not always your friends. Some have beautiful communities, many followers, they just choose and pick who their next victim is. A German guy cussed me out in open net, under a friends post, than apologized send me flowers and wanted to love me outside google. I told him to by a one way ticked to the moon, and I catch up with him.-
I am currently playing him in Words with Friends. He has told me his wife died, he has a son in military school, is in Afghanistan on a peace-keeping mission, and longs for a wife who will love his son as her own. I’m still talking to him and playing dumb just to see what else he tries to say. Definitely not giving him any information or money, though!
I too had this scam!! I allowed a two week period of time for this to develop- eventually he did ask for Google Cards in various amounts. This is a particularly horrific crime, impersonating an officer of the statute of the real Gen. Nicholson. I hope he is caught!! This has to be stopped. I emailed the Dept of Defence and told this story- they did get back to me and assured me steps would be taken.
I just got a friend request from him on FB a couple of days ago. I thought it was suspicious because I don’t have any ties to the military & didn’t know why he would friend me.
I checked out his FB page and it said he was a widower & serving in Afghanistan. His page looked like it had been recently created. I ignored his friend request. I feel bad for the real
Someone is now using his image on Instagram. I have 4 requests to follow him, all with different account names, all with same photos.It’s getting creepy.
Just found out that someone in Nigeria is using John Nicholson’s pictures as a catfish lead. DO NOT RESPOND to anything from this man. The poor General needs to call Facebook. Delete all communication with him!
He is going by the name Johnson Graham Douglas now, LOL.