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SCARS™ Psychology Of Scams: Scam Obsession – Becoming Scam Junkie

SCARS™ Psychology Of Scams: Scam Obsession - Becoming Scam Junkie Some Victims Replace The Obsession Of The Scam With Another Obsession About Scams Unfortunately, some scam victims simply cannot turn away from the scam once it has ended. Those Of Us That Assist Scam Victims Cannot Turn Away From Scams We are forced to deal with scams and scammers on a daily basis. We write about them, report scammers, and help victims. This activity [...]

RSN™ Editorial: Demanding Answers – Living In Denial

RSN™ Editorial: Demanding Answers - Living In Denial Some People Simply Cannot Accept That They Were Scammed After a certain number of years supporting victims we have learned to recognize those victims that refuse to believe. Many of you have family and friends that are also this way. They present almost no information and then challenge you to prove that their "person" is a scammer. Unfortunately, there are estimated to be over a billion fake [...]

SCARS™ Editorial Team2018-08-06T06:51:50-04:00August 6th, 2018|5 - ROMANCE SCAMS & SCAMMERS, 6 - PSYCHOLOGY OF SCAMS, AFRICAN SCAMS & SCAMMERS, Elderly & Senior Citizen Scams, Friend & Family Scam Intervention, Ghana Scams & Scammers, Men / Male Scams & Scammers™, SCARS - Editorial & Commentary, SCARS|EDUCATION - Anti-Scam University - ScamU™, SCARS|EDUCATION - Scampedia™, SCARS|SUPPORT - Self Help - Supporting Yourself, West African Scams & Scammers|0 Comments

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