Dear Scam Survivors,
We want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for the time and effort you took to share your testimonials with SCARS (Society of Citizens Against Relationship Scams). We understand that it can be difficult to come forward and share your personal experiences with others, especially when they involve your scam/fraud experience and the difficulty that comes with recovering from them.
Your bravery and willingness to share your insights are not only valuable for us but also help raise awareness and educate others about the dangers of scams. By sharing your experiences, you are helping to inform other victims that there is hope and a path to make it through this.
Your testimonials serve as a powerful reminder that scams affect people from all walks of life (every race, creed, color, and country), and they can have devastating consequences. We want you to know that we appreciate your courage and willingness to speak out and support our mission to support scam victims worldwide.
Thank you for trusting SCARS to share your story, and we hope that your experiences with SCARS have helped in your healing process. Together, we can continue to make a difference and work towards a world free of scams.
With gratitude,
SCARS Board of Directors
www.AgainstScams.org
Have a phone number will that get me closer to the Scammer?
Report it either here in the quick reporting in the sidebar or on http://www.Anyscam.com
What are you trying to accomplish? Find the scammer?
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As a money mule (knowing or unknowing) you certainly have many things to consider, including the potential civil liability that comes from that. We hope that you have gone to your local police or the RCMP to fully report the scam and have obtained an attorney to provide you with proper legal advice and defend you as needed. Hostility towards us will be of very little benefit to you, as our mission is to help support scam victims. We wish you well in your challenges and recovery.
is there an Abella Anderson scam a person Named Cherity Moore is claiming to be Abella Anderson the phone # is 303 900 4498,I went to been verified and found both people have aka’s and several of them also known asAmisaday Quesada,Amy Quesada,Cherity llynn Moore.Cherity Ann Moore Anna Abella Anderson,Cherity ann Willard.cheritymoore4@gmail.comCharity miles on twitter 58 accounts under Abella Anderson and at least three Twitter accounts under Cherity Moore i also sent them an Itune card for 50 dollars and they have my name and adress
They are all scams. There are more than ONE BILLION FAKE identities on Facebook alone. Twitter has about 30% fakes.
The romance scam done by English speaker and the Japanese victims with lack of English communication skills. Translation app made a great progress thereby so many Japanese woman are now suffering from the romance scam along with those with fluent English ability.
Japanese, Korean, Chinese and other Asian nationals are isolated from the various information I could easily find out with this site. I was too naive not to even check the source code of the e-mail sender. There’s Japanese site briefly tells about the romance scam, their information are far less than yours and told only as each and every individual cases.
I’d like to show my sincery thanks for this site. I want to write a novel of romance scam experience along with other scam victims I’ve met in my life. This kind of scams won’t taken serious by governments, human rights movment like rape or harrassment cases which seems more socially inmoral.
Scams and deceives are generally taken by “personal mistake” or “individual trouble” although this kind is deeply related with authorised dark found raising for gangs and terrorists.
Thank you Saori. Writing a novel would be a good idea, it would help you and help others.
Yes, non-English speakers are at a significant disadvantage before and after the scam. There are so many amateurs and pretend experts that you must be careful. We are the ONLY global institution that actually helps scam victims. We even have an office in Guangzhou China, but not in Japan or Korea – not yet.
We are glad you found us. Any other victims are also welcome to join our Scam Educational & Avoidance Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SCARS.Avoidance.Information.Public.Group