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SCARS Launches New Scammer Photo Website: scammerphotos.com
So Many Have Asked For A Better Way To View Scammer Photos And We Listened!
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Come and visit our new www.scammerphotos.com website to see thousands and thousands of the latest stolen photos used by romance scammers!
From this point on, we will keep our current galleries that we have published here on RomanceScamsNow.com, but all new photos will go into scammerphotos.com
Of course you will still be able to see newly reported scam photos both here and on Anyscam.com, but they will be added to scammerphotos.com in time as well.
Remember to report all scams and scammers here on RomanceScamsNow.com and on www.Anyscam.com
Visit scammerphotos.com to see our new galleries of stolen photos that are used by romance scammers
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Some of our articles discuss various aspects of victims. This is both about better understanding victims (the science of victimology) and their behaviors and psychology. This helps us to educate victims/survivors about why these crimes happened and to not blame themselves, better develop recovery programs, and to help victims avoid scams in the future. At times this may sound like blaming the victim, but it does not blame scam victims, we are simply explaining the hows and whys of the experience victims have.
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Help me Im a surgeon working for un in afghanistan.i cannot access my $$$$ til Im in USA..help me..over $50,000.
We are sorry this happened to you, but what are you doing about it now? Have you reported it to law enforcement? Are you learning so that it will never happen again? Are you working on your recovery with a trauma counselor or participating in a professional recovery group? We are here to help if you need it.
Even if they’re unable to get money from you, they know how to stole your heart. I guess some are not working alone. They used one person to have a good communication and relationship with you and when they thought they got your trust, that’s when they refer you to another site even local telephone number for a text messages from the regular Twitter messages.
There are some very “sick” people out there using good descent people-there photos, destroying lives. I am so tired of all this. No one must ever send ANY MONEY to anyone. I has a Nigerian tell me he was dragan Sutanovac – the ex minister of defence in Serbia and now he is aparently in Afghanistan in the military. This went on for ten months I was asked to help pay for his son’s Daniels book for school – then for designer clothing for his son and then. To. Receive his do called package from the Afghanistan for all the hard work he did for them and then for I Tune card. I never believed all this nonsense and most definetly would not send even 1 dollar to this person. Really sick and tired all these SCAMMERS. What can anyone do about this? They waste out time and they are such liars. So do any of the SCAMMERS get caught.
The question then is, are you willing to help stop it? Most people are not willing to do anything. If you want to learn what you can do, visit the SCARS corporate website at http://www.AgainstScams.org