Interpol Scam Email in Gmail
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Good evening,
After receiving an email from Interpol on Gmail and full of spelling mistakes, I didn’t worry long about receiving such an email, and I got confirmation on the forum.
My question is just to know if I should respond? It might be funny to ask if the weather is nice in Ivory Coast, for example, but should I be worried about a possible illegal use of my facial photo?
That's what worries me more already.
After receiving an email from Interpol on Gmail and full of spelling mistakes, I didn’t worry long about receiving such an email, and I got confirmation on the forum.
My question is just to know if I should respond? It might be funny to ask if the weather is nice in Ivory Coast, for example, but should I be worried about a possible illegal use of my facial photo?
That's what worries me more already.
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Hello,
Unfortunately, I fell victim to a major scam. I was tricked on a dating site by a 30-year-old woman I met there. We chatted a bit and she asked for my MSN... I regret giving it to her so much... we exchanged 2 or 3 emails and she asked for my Skype to show herself on webcam. She asked me to undress... which I did. She was teasing me and I could see her undressing too, and after a while, she told me she was 16 and asked if that bothered me. I was stunned, I said WHAT??! Of course, that bothers me!! I stopped everything, I sent her an email and told her she didn't look 16 at all, and I also told her to come back when she was of age! Anyway. After that, I looked up her email address and found out it was a scam. I wonder how I could have been so stupid not to have smelled a rat!!!! The worst part is that I had doubts when she was writing to me; there was no coordination. Every time I received a message on Skype, I didn't see her typing at certain moments, I didn’t understand anything, found it a bit suspicious but as strange as it may be, I continued. That same evening, I received an email from the police with a fake email address from them, and if I didn't call them today to sort things out, they would send a part of my video that they took care to record to all my contacts and on TV channels! Of course, I know it's all fake, but despite that, I've noticed that some have fallen into the same trap as me and also received the same email supposedly from the police!! For those who work against these dubious email addresses, I have a few that I’ll gladly share so that others don’t get caught in the trap!
I had only replied to 2 emails, and when I saw others, it was the same old spiel, so I didn't pay attention. But to one of the 2 I replied to and did a webcam with, I thought she was real because she didn't talk at all about her life. Anyway, I'm a big fool who fell for the trap! If I give these addresses, it's to make sure that in the future, others pay attention and maybe they can be used against the "cyber-pigeon."
Thank you in advance for your responses.
Unfortunately, I fell victim to a major scam. I was tricked on a dating site by a 30-year-old woman I met there. We chatted a bit and she asked for my MSN... I regret giving it to her so much... we exchanged 2 or 3 emails and she asked for my Skype to show herself on webcam. She asked me to undress... which I did. She was teasing me and I could see her undressing too, and after a while, she told me she was 16 and asked if that bothered me. I was stunned, I said WHAT??! Of course, that bothers me!! I stopped everything, I sent her an email and told her she didn't look 16 at all, and I also told her to come back when she was of age! Anyway. After that, I looked up her email address and found out it was a scam. I wonder how I could have been so stupid not to have smelled a rat!!!! The worst part is that I had doubts when she was writing to me; there was no coordination. Every time I received a message on Skype, I didn't see her typing at certain moments, I didn’t understand anything, found it a bit suspicious but as strange as it may be, I continued. That same evening, I received an email from the police with a fake email address from them, and if I didn't call them today to sort things out, they would send a part of my video that they took care to record to all my contacts and on TV channels! Of course, I know it's all fake, but despite that, I've noticed that some have fallen into the same trap as me and also received the same email supposedly from the police!! For those who work against these dubious email addresses, I have a few that I’ll gladly share so that others don’t get caught in the trap!
I had only replied to 2 emails, and when I saw others, it was the same old spiel, so I didn't pay attention. But to one of the 2 I replied to and did a webcam with, I thought she was real because she didn't talk at all about her life. Anyway, I'm a big fool who fell for the trap! If I give these addresses, it's to make sure that in the future, others pay attention and maybe they can be used against the "cyber-pigeon."
Thank you in advance for your responses.
Hello,
Cast a voodoo spell on him.....
Look up on the internet "voodoo spell" and embellish a bit....
90% of Ivorians believe in witchcraft. If you cast a credible spell on him, like shrinking his manhood, he will panic. Believe me, a slap is nothing compared to a sorcerer's spell.
Use psychological weapons by understanding who you are dealing with....
An article from the Ivorian press:
https://news.abidjan.net/h/425054.html
Put your "victim" in copy of this article and show that it’s a friend who did this against another scammer and that he's lucky it's just a spell to shrink his manhood.....
It makes me laugh every time I bring up witchcraft... I have deeply analyzed the customs, practices, and beliefs of the people of West Africa. It is from this region that voodoo worship originates, and we can draw inspiration from this belief to turn the elements against these wrongdoers!
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Cast a voodoo spell on him.....
Look up on the internet "voodoo spell" and embellish a bit....
90% of Ivorians believe in witchcraft. If you cast a credible spell on him, like shrinking his manhood, he will panic. Believe me, a slap is nothing compared to a sorcerer's spell.
Use psychological weapons by understanding who you are dealing with....
An article from the Ivorian press:
https://news.abidjan.net/h/425054.html
Put your "victim" in copy of this article and show that it’s a friend who did this against another scammer and that he's lucky it's just a spell to shrink his manhood.....
It makes me laugh every time I bring up witchcraft... I have deeply analyzed the customs, practices, and beliefs of the people of West Africa. It is from this region that voodoo worship originates, and we can draw inspiration from this belief to turn the elements against these wrongdoers!
A+
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public function bestProgrammerInTheWorld() { return "ME"; } // humor
Good evening,
Forget it!
The scammers will move on to another sucker ;)
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Forget it!
The scammers will move on to another sucker ;)
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“Failing is having the opportunity to start over more intelligently.”
Hi,
If you send your photo, they could use it for counterfeit documents...
But if you want to talk to them about your cat, you can lol
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If you send your photo, they could use it for counterfeit documents...
But if you want to talk to them about your cat, you can lol
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Simple and community-driven
GNU/Linux Mageia :)
You film your little private parts again and attach it in your response telling them to go piss elsewhere!
They won't broadcast anything. The best strategy: absolute radio silence. They'll quickly move on to another victim.
See you!
- choosing a specific username,
- the part of the email before the @ that has nothing to do with your identity
- never give your Facebook profile on dating sites...
Scammers will fail against your profile.
See you!
the video they show of you on YT is often fake, they make you believe it’s YT
YT doesn’t display these videos so it would disappear just as quickly
hence the phishing ;-)
Thanks to you, rossi46du77, you reassure me, but deep down I was somewhat having the same thought. Anyway, with my SFR spam filter app, I blocked the number and it went directly to the SFR service for reporting, and they take care of it afterward. I also blocked on MSN Hotmail in the options the email addresses of the so-called cops as well as the girls who tried to contact me. However, I think they are just blocked from my account, but in your opinion, can they still contact me and I receive nothing, or can they no longer contact me at all?