One Minute Warnings of Ones to Watch.. Richard W.

 One Minute 

Warnings
of
Ones to Watch

Richard W. 

If you have been contacted by these pictures .. you have not been contacted by the person in them, but by scammers who have stolen them from real identities for their own benefit. They will ask you for cash, prepaid cards or bank transfers, deposits, investments, purchases of goods or bitcoins.

One Minute Warnings of Ones to Watch.... Aaron Lovins

 One Minute 

Warnings
of
Ones to Watch

Aaron Lovins

If you have been contacted by these pictures .. you have not been contacted by the person in them, but by scammers who have stolen them from real identities for their own benefit. They will ask you for cash, prepaid cards or bank transfers, deposits, investments, purchases of goods or bitcoins.


NEVER SEND MONEY TO ANYONE YOU HAVE MET ON THE INTERNET. THIS WILL ALWAYS BE A SCAM.

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Danish Captain Thomas englewisdavid@gmail.com HE IS FROM DENMARK WESTERN AUSTRALIA !

 DANISH CAPTAIN THOMAS

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578740510778

We want to highlight this as it has the most appalling use of a child in this. A picture of a child, then using AI they make him have a crying face.

Danish Captain
Thomas

englewisdavid@gmail.com, Denmark, WA, Australia, Western Australia

HE IS FROM DENMARK 😂😂😜😜
WESTERN AUSTRALIA !

USING CAPTAIN THOMAS LINDEGAARD MADSEN (who does not have a son and is not looking for a wife. He is happy with his husband).

God Should Never Be Used in Lies and Fraud

 Then use of GOD and religion by Romance Scammers in Romance Fraud.. a crime that needs trust and good character to take the Scam along.

Scammers often exploit religion in romance fraud to build trust and manipulate victims. They may pose as devout individuals, sharing similar religious values to create a false sense of connection.

Tactics include:

Faking Religious Identity: Scammers claim to be part of a specific faith, using religious language, prayers, or scriptures to appear genuine. They know scripture (we can all Google). They use phrases like 'Blessings to you and your family'.

For example, they might reference Bible verses or claim to be active in a church to appeal to Christian victims. They may ask on a Sunday.. have you been to Church today? and tell you they have.

Targeting Religious Communities: They infiltrate religious dating sites, church groups, or social media communities, knowing members may be more trusting of those claiming shared beliefs. You see someone on Christian Dating or similar and you don't wonder if it is fake, you think he/she must a a good person.

Emotional Manipulation: Scammers weave sob stories (e.g., needing money for a "an orphanage home" or medical emergency) pressuring victims to help as an act of faith. Maybe as part of being away they have 'served' in some local Christian project.

Grooming Through Shared Values: They mirror the victim’s beliefs, discussing spiritual goals or family values to deepen the emotional bond before requesting funds. They will ask you about your faith. The more you discuss your belief in God they more they are learning about what to say to you to increase trust.

One of the worst things to hear is that victim and scammer prayed together. Sometimes when they are in a 'dangerous position' or indeed, some have actually prayed together every night.

Posts on social media have highlighted cases where scammers, often from regions like Nigeria, use Christian dating platforms to target vulnerable women, promising marriage while draining their savings. Planning and talking about their forthcoming wedding. How they are looking for a 'godfearing' wife/husband. In many cases how God had brought them together by fate.

The FBI’s 2023 Internet Crime Report noted romance scams cost victims $652 million, with religious scams being a notable subset.

Scammers do many 'LOW' acts. Not least of which is showing sick children and asking for prayers for their recovery and money in the same breath.

Ok Photoshopping pictures and making AI videos but the use of GOD.... is courting evil.

To protect yourself:

Verify identities through video calls or in-person meetings.

Be skeptical of urgent financial requests, especially tied to religious causes.

RED FLAGS REMINDER Do NOT ignore red flags

RED FLAGS REMINDER

Do NOT ignore red  flags

🚩Military, doctor, oil rig ( or ship) , engineer or contractor or professional

🚩Sends LONG and very silly sounding first message about how he/she wants to talk to you with little flower and heart emojis

🚩Romantic goodnight messages and good morning messages... often VERY long and too romantic!

🚩Has met you on a social media/Dating/Games platform.Wants to chat Telegram, Vangi, Signal or WhatsApp

🚩Girlfriend/Boyfriend or Spouse (when Divorced)  cheated with best friend

🚩Wants GIFT CARDS 

🚩Wants to send you a package but you must pay costs. (Customs etc). 

🚩Widow, wife died cancer or car accident

🚩Calls you Honey, Baby, Babe and our  favorite my queen

🚩Age is but a number

🚩Falls in love with with you, quickly

🚩Has No one in the world but you, everyone close is dead

🚩Shows passport/Driving Licence/Military ID  as proof of ID

🚩Has an important job but is able to chat hours

🚩Strange accent (says spent lots of time in Africa OR European parent!!)

🚩Wants cards from you or mentions bitcoin

🚩Wants you to take in cash from them and deposit as Bitcoin

🚩Arrested with cash/gold, weapon,  and bailed but you must pay

🚩Kidnapped is not unusual

🚩Mugged and needs ‘help’ from YOU. 

🚩They are the real person and someone has stolen their photos and uses them!!!!

🚩Can't video call or it is short and not live or camera broken

🚩Sends Video Messages mentioning your name but won’t video call for long chat. 

🚩Sends picture of them holding up a sign (easily made on phone).

🚩Starts sentence with Am (NO American does this)

🚩Child in boarding school or with relative, or living with a Nanny 

🚩Many sad stories, lost wallet, can't access money, no food, needs help with medical bills,travel, etc

🚩Wants to send you cash money or checks

🚩Wants to use your bank account or open then an account. 

🚩Often fantastically rich but needs your cash/cards

One Minute Warnings of Ones to Watch ....Saulo Velasquez

 One Minute 

Warnings
of
Ones to Watch

Saulo Velasquez

If you have been contacted by these pictures .. you have not been contacted by the person in them, but by scammers who have stolen them from real identities for their own benefit. They will ask you for cash, prepaid cards or bank transfers, deposits, investments, purchases of goods or bitcoins.


NEVER SEND MONEY TO ANYONE YOU HAVE MET ON THE INTERNET. THIS WILL ALWAYS BE A SCAM.