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Scammer: Anna Alfons [email protected]
Active Scammer Here’s another very active scammer She Is: Anna Alfons [email protected] […]
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Scammer: Han [email protected]
Han [email protected] Another Romance Scammer This one has Ghana in her email address [...]
Scammer: Kumberlin William / Kum William [email protected]
Kum William / Kumberline William [email protected] A Very Polished Scammer Here’s another Romance [...]
Scammer: Akah Blay
Another Ghana Scammer Not much info on this one, sorry! She is: Akah Blay […]
Scammer: Diane Nelson
Here’s a new scammer But in the end it’s the same old thing She Is: Diane Nelson [...]
Scammer Grammar™ Example: Scammer Joyce Ann
Scammer Grammar™ Example: Scammer Joyce Ann The African Scammers Don't Really Understand Americans - So They Keep Making The Same Mistakes, Over And Over! Of course, [...]
RSN™ Fake Female Identity – Example Scammer Profile In Use: Annie – Blonde Native American
RSN™ Fake Female Identity - Example Scammer Profile In Use: Annie - Blonde Native American Scammer Annie - photo stolen The Nigerians Have Turned This Into [...]
SCARS|RSN™ Fake Female Identity – Example Scammer Profile In Use #2168
SCARS|RSN™ Fake Female Identity - Example Scammer Profile In Use #2168 It's Easy To Spot Them When You Know What To Look For! This Scammers [...]
Scammer: Beverly “Bev” Stone [email protected]
Bev Stone – Probably Stolen Photo – This is a 32 year old? This [...]
RSN™ SCAMMER GALLERY: Men & Male Love Scammers #12581
RSN™ SCAMMER GALLERY: Men & Male Love Scammers #12581 We present a selection of Men/Male Scammers Remember these photos were mostly stolen from real people! Though [...]
SCAMMER: Sophia Ball (Precious), 33 [email protected] Miami, FL, United States / Accra, Ghana
SCAMMER: Sophia Ball (Precious), 33 [email protected] Miami, FL, United States / Accra, Ghana [...]
RSN™ Fake Female Identity – Example Scammer Profile In Use: Sherry
RSN™ Fake Female Identity – Example Scammer Profile In Use: Sherry Sherry [email protected] – probably stole the photo [...]
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It Is Important That All Scammers Be Reported Properly
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COMMENTARY – ABOUT SCAM REPORTS
A Comment About ReportingFrom the Romance Scams Now TeamAs we have said many times, you have to be thorough and meticulous in the information that [...]
Online dating website users ‘conned out of millions’
Online dating website users conned out of millionsFrom the BBC 28 October 2015Online dating fraudsters conned victims out of more than £33m in the last [...]
A New Trick
Scammers Keep Testing New TechniquesDon't be fooled!The latest trick of the South Asian and African scammers is pretending to be the actual porn stars that [...]
Fake Webcam Footage Fools Online Daters into Falling for Scam Artists
According to the Better Business BureauScammers Can Easily Fake Web Cam VideosWhen it comes to scams, never believe what you see. In a new online [...]
RSN™ Guide: What Can You Expect After A Scam
Immediately After A Scam, You Will Have Questions
Here is our After-Scam Reality Check! It is blunt but to the point – you need proper expectations to move forward with your recovery.
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Based upon our 27 Years of Experience this is what you should expect: You Have Been Scammed And You Can’t Undo It. You Must Report The Crime To Your Local Police Even Though They Can’t Arrest The Scammer – But The Report Still Matters. You Will Not Be Able To Recover Your Money That You Sent To The Scammer.
RSN™ Guide: After The Scam Comes Disaster
This Guide Will Help You Understand The Hard Times That Come After A Scam
You all know what you felt after you discovered your scam. Heartache, despair, rage and anger, depression. The whole range of traumatic emotions that follow something like this.
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Some victims give away huge sums of money, from thousands to over a million. We know that scams are both an emotional dependency that results in grief after it ends, as well as an addiction that results in withdrawal after it is over. There have been massive amounts written about the impact on people’s lives when they experience these things.
RSN™ Guide: What Does Recovery Mean For A Victim?
RSN™ Guide: What Does Recovery Mean For A Scam Victim?
Learn what the road ahead will be like for a romance scam victim. Learn about the stages of recovery and what these will mean to you personally.
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Scams are complex in that they involve psychological traumatization, addiction, and financial difficulty. We will help you understand and transition from Victim to Survivor to help you understand each stage of recovery. Being a Survivor does not mean that you have recovered, but that you have taken control of your recovery and are actively working on it towards a positive goal.
Getting Captured In A Scam
Your Brain & The Amygdala Hijack!
Gaslighting – Destroying Reality
You Can Still Be Scammed!
Psychology Of Scams: Trauma Bonding
Steps To Breaking Free & Recovering
Understanding the Victim Complex
A Scam Victim Or A Scam Survivor?
Protecting Against Money Mule Schemes
If Your Photos Are Used By Scammers
What Is The FBI’s IC3.gov?
Get Help Directly From The FBI
RSN™ Guide: U.S. Army Scammers / Fake Soldier Romance Scams
Online Romance Scam Information About Stolen Soldier Identities
Impersonation & Identity Theft Of United States Army Soldiers – If You Suspect Someone Then They ARE A Scammer
You may have a suspicion about someone you have met online. You may not know it yet but your instincts picked up on something out of place (below we explain the Red Flags in more detail). Go with your gut – if it feels wrong it is!
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IF ANY SOLDIER DEPLOYED OVERSEAS ASKS YOU FOR MONEY THEY ARE 100% A SCAMMER!
With over ONE BILLION (more than 1,000,000,000) fake identities online there are plenty of scammers to go around. 1 Billion is AFTER the social media companies delete nearly 1 billion a year! That is how big this all is! And there are nearly a million new victims a year. You are far from being alone in this.
The Odds Are Nearly 100% That The Soldier Who Contacted You Out Of The Blue Is A Scammer!