Please listen to RyanCopka.....

This is a direct quote from his TikTok account:

"Hey guys! Because of the overwhelming amount of fake accounts pretending to be me, I’ve decided to partner with Bantyr, a private messaging platform where I can actually connect with you guys 1-on-1 without any confusion about who you’re talking to. So going forward, if you want to personally message me, have a conversation, or get a response directly from me, Bantyr is going to be the place to do it. I’ll still be interacting with you guys on my Lives, but Bantyr will be my only place for private messages and 1-on-1 conversations. If you’ve ever wanted to talk to me personally, come find me on Bantyr. I’d love to connect with you guys!

And just remember: if someone is privately messaging you claiming to be me anywhere else, it’s not me."

Stay safe on social media. Do not talk to strangers and do not send any money. Only you can protect yourself against romance fraud.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

 Ms. JennyBoo has been used by scammers for several years.

They steal her content and create many fake accounts on all social media platforms. YouTube is getting out of control.

Ms. JennyBoo is a social media influencer and model. She does not randomly contact strangers. She is not looking for a relationship. She will not ask for money, bitcoin, or cards.

Stop talking to strangers. Do not send money for any reason. Stop, think, and verify. Only YOU can keep YOURSELF safe on social media.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

 Please listen to Tomeshia Iresia.....

She is warning about scammers using her stolen photos. Her Instagram account is verified. She is not on any dating apps, chat apps, or social media contact random people for a relationship. She is not deployed, she is not widowed, she is not trying to scam people in any way. She is contacted by a some victims and harassed, called a liar.

She is married, she as 4 children, she is also active duty military.

Please stop talking to strangers on social media. Do not send money, cards, or bitcoin for any reason.

Only YOU can protect YOURSELF from romance fraud.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

 MILITARY ROMANCE SCAMS: THE FAKE COMMANDER, DOCTOR & MILITARY PERSONNEL

Have you ever wondered why a romance scammer introduces a supposed military commander, doctor, commanding officer, or another military official into the conversation?

It’s another layer of the deception!

Scammers use these fake characters for several reasons:

1. TO MAKE THE STORY BELIEVABLE

    They pretend these officials can confirm the soldier’s identity, military assignment, or personal circumstances.

2. TO CREATE FALSE AUTHORITY

    A fake commander or superior officer may claim that leave, travel, or homecoming arrangements require special permission or payment.

3. TO DEMAND MONEY

    The supposed official may request money for leave papers, clearance, travel arrangements, medical emergencies, communication access, or other fabricated expenses.

4. TO REINFORCE THE LIE

    When someone other than the romantic partner repeats the same story, the victim may believe it has been independently verified.

5. TO BUILD TRUST AND CONTROL

    The scammer uses these additional characters to make the victim feel that an entire military organization is involved in helping their loved one.

HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND:

These people may not exist at all. They could be additional fake profiles operated by the same scammer or accomplices working together.

The military does NOT require romantic partners to pay for a service member’s leave, homecoming, permission to communicate, or release from military duties.

A uniform, military title, official-sounding email, document, or convincing conversation does not prove someone’s identity.

STOP. THINK. VERIFY.

Never send money to someone claiming to be a military official on behalf of an online romantic partner.

Don’t let an entire cast of fake characters convince you that a fictional relationship is real.

❤️ ScamHaters United

Fighting romance fraud through education and awareness.

 Please listen to....

Ronnie Mirsky He is talking about all the fakes on TikTok. He reports them but they do not go against community standards. Please help him by reporting the fakes. He is a social media influencer and model. He will not randomly contact anyone for a relationship nor will he ask for money. Please stop talking to strangers on social media. Only YOU can keep YOURSELF safe on social media. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

 🚨 WARNING: SCAMHATERS UNITED IS BEING IMPERSONATED! 🚨

💔 ROMANCE SCAM VICTIMS: PLEASE READ!

Losing money to a romance scam is devastating. Sadly, scammers may target victims again by pretending they can recover the money that was lost.

⚠️ We have received screenshots of a Facebook account using the name Scam Haters United that is offering a supposed recovery service requiring the purchase of software for $250 before the recovery process can proceed.

❌ THIS IS A MAJOR RED FLAG!

Recovery scammers may:
🔴 Promise to recover your stolen money.
🔴 Demand upfront payments for software, licenses, or case registration.
🔴 Use the name of a trusted organization to gain your confidence.
🔴 Ask for additional payments, potentially causing even more financial loss.

🛑 PLEASE REMEMBER:
• ScamHaters United does not endorse this recovery offer.
• Do not pay for unverified recovery software.
• Never share your banking details, passwords, cryptocurrency wallet credentials, or verification codes.
• Report suspicious impersonation accounts to the platform.
• Be cautious of anyone guaranteeing that they can recover your money.

❤️ YOU HAVE ALREADY BEEN HURT. YOU DO NOT DESERVE TO BE SCAMMED AGAIN.

If you have lost money to a romance scam, contact your bank or payment provider promptly and report the fraud to the appropriate authorities.

📢 PLEASE SHARE THIS WARNING. Help us protect others from recovery scams and the misuse of the ScamHaters United name.

ScamHaters United — Fighting romance fraud worldwide.

#ScamHatersUnited #RecoveryScam #RomanceScamAwareness #RecoveryFraud #StopRomanceScams #OnlineSafety

 🩺 WHY DO ROMANCE SCAMMERS STEAL PHOTOS OF DOCTORS?

Doctors can appear successful, caring, professional, and trustworthy. Romance scammers exploit that trust by stealing their photographs and identities to create fake profiles and pretend to be loving partners. They may claim to work overseas or in hospitals, using their supposed careers to explain why they cannot meet. Eventually, they may ask for money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or help with a fake emergency. ⚠️ THE PHOTOGRAPH MAY BE REAL. THE PERSON BEHIND THE PROFILE MAY NOT BE. 👨‍⚕️ 50 DOCTORS USED BY ROMANCE SCAMMERS Doc. Dr. Veysel Basar Dr. Ahmad Salem Dr. Akif Tasdemir Dr. Alex George Dr. Amir M Karam Dr. Bahadir Baykal Dr. Bradley Schaeffer Dr. Buck Parker Dr. Cem Karas Dr. Chris Brown Dr. Chris George Dr. Christian Gerhard Boving Dr. Daniel Facciolli Dr. David B. Samadi Dr. Emre Ilhan Dr. Fernando Gomes Dr. Francisco Zamora Dr. Garth Davis Dr. Giovanni Angiolini Sanremo Dr. Guilherme Scheibel Dr. Henry Garcia Dr. Jason Pierce Dr. Jay Calvert Dr. Joe Kort Dr. Joshua (Jay) Mayberry Dr. Junho Lee Dr. Marco Dr. Michael Miroshnik Dr. Michele Pascali Dr. Mihail Pautov Dr. Mike Herring Dr. Mike Varshavaki Dr. Norman Blanco Dr. Onur Yenigun Dr. Paul Reed Dr. Rene Sotelo Dr. Rian Maercks Dr. Ricardo Proto Dr. Rodrigo Jimenez Dr. Steven G Jones Dr. Thiago Freire Dr. Tim Neavin Dr. Ugurlu Dr. Vasilije Vujovic Dr. Will Kirby Op. Dr. Erkan Yildirim Op. Dr. Kerem Bikmaz Op. Dr. Nurullah Burak Korkmaz Prof. Dr. Murat Aksoy Prof. Dr. Tarik Sapci 📢 These are only a few of the doctors whose photographs and identities are used by scammers. ❤️ Respect the real people behind these stolen images. They are not responsible for the crimes committed in their names. Stop. Think. Verify. Never send money to someone you have not reliably verified. — ScamHaters United Fighting romance fraud worldwide.

 🚨 WHY DO ROMANCE SCAMMERS WANT YOUR BANK OR CARD DETAILS? 🚨

❤️ They say they love you. They claim they trust you. But why do they need access to your money?

💳 YOUR BANK ACCOUNT

They may want to move stolen money through your account, use it to receive fraudulent payments, or trick you into becoming a money mule. You could face serious financial and legal consequences.

💳 YOUR CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD

They may use your card details to make unauthorized purchases, withdraw money where possible, or make other fraudulent transactions.

🔐 YOUR ONLINE BANKING DETAILS

Your username, password, security codes, or one-time verification codes could help them access your accounts, steal money, or take control of them.

🎭 THE EXCUSES CAN SOUND CONVINCING

They may claim they need your help because:

• Their account is frozen.

• They cannot access their money overseas.

• They need you to pay an emergency expense.

• They want to send you money or a gift.

• They need your account to receive a payment.

These stories are designed to exploit your trust and generosity.

⚠️ LOVE DOES NOT REQUIRE YOUR BANK DETAILS!

Never share your banking passwords, PINs, card security codes, or one-time verification codes with someone you met online. Never let a romantic contact use your account to move money.

If someone pressures you for financial information, STOP. VERIFY. PROTECT YOURSELF.

Already shared your details? Contact your bank immediately using its official phone number, secure app, or website. Ask about securing your accounts and blocking unauthorized transactions.

❤️ Real love does not put your money, identity, or financial future at risk.

📢 Share this warning. It could protect someone you love.

— ScamHaters United

Fighting romance fraud through awareness and education.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

 🎄❤️ COMING HOME FOR CHRISTMAS… OR ANOTHER ROMANCE SCAM? ❤️🎄

As the holidays approach, romance scammers know exactly how to use the magic of Christmas to manipulate emotions and steal money.

🎁 Why do they use this story?

❤️ HOPE: They promise to finally come home so you can spend Christmas together.

🏠 FAMILY: They talk about being reunited, building a future, and sharing the holidays with you.

⏰ URGENCY: Suddenly, there’s a problem with a ticket, passport, visa, work contract, or unexpected travel expense.

💸 MONEY: They claim they need your help to get home, promising this will be the last payment.

💔 DISAPPOINTMENT: Christmas gets closer, excuses multiply, and the promised reunion never happens.

🎭 Remember: The story may sound romantic, but the goal may be to exploit your love, kindness, and hope.

🚩 RED FLAGS TO WATCH FOR:

• They ask you to pay for their travel or release from an alleged emergency.

• A new crisis appears every time they are supposed to leave.

• They promise to repay you or insist this is the final payment.

• They avoid independently verifiable proof of who they really are.

🎄 YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOULD NOT COME WITH A PRICE TAG.

Never send money, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or banking details to someone you have not independently verified.

A genuine relationship should never require you to pay for someone’s promised return home.

❤️ Know the signs. Share the warning. Help protect someone this holiday season.

— ScamHaters United

Fighting romance fraud worldwide.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us .

 These are all A.I. photos. They are not real.

STOP THINK VERIFY Stay safe on social media.

 One Minute Warnings

Of

Ones  to Watch

Max Blume

If you have been contacted by these pictures .. you have not been contacted by the person in them but by the scammers that have stolen them.

You will be asked for cash/cards/goods  or money services. 

NEVER SEND ANYTHING TO ANYONE YOU HAVE NEVER MET IN PERSON.  IT WILL ALWAYS BE A SCAM.

If you have my further questions, please feel free to contact us.

🚨 SCAM WARNING: ANDREAS'S STOLEN IMAGES ARE STILL BEING USED!

 Meet Andreas, a German content creator who shares travel and lifestyle content and has worked in aviation and architecture.

Sadly, scammers continue to steal his photographs and use them to create fake profiles.

⚠️ HERE IS ANOTHER EXAMPLE!

The Instagram account shown in this warning is impersonating Andreas using his stolen photographs.

The account shown here is impersonating Andreas and is based in NIGERIA! 🇳🇬

🚨 LET'S MAKE SOMETHING VERY CLEAR!

❌ Andreas is NOT looking for women or romantic relationships on social media.

❌ He is NOT contacting strangers looking for love.

❌ He is NOT asking for money, gift cards or financial assistance.

Andreas is openly gay 🏳️‍🌈 and is NOT looking for a relationship with women.

If you receive a friend request or message from someone using Andreas's photographs and pretending to be him, you are dealing with an IMPOSTOR, NOT Andreas!

The photographs may be real, but the identity behind the account is FAKE!

🚫 DO NOT ACCEPT THE REQUEST.

🚫 DO NOT ENGAGE.

🚨 REPORT AND BLOCK!

💡 Be smart on the internet.

🙅🏻‍♀️ Don't become the next victim.

🚨 Stay alert.

💔 Protect your heart.

💸 Protect your wallet.

🎥 For more information and real examples of stolen identities used in romance scams, please visit our ScamHaters United YouTube channel. 

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.

 Warnings of ones to watch.......

Nickolas Butler

He is a family man and writer. He does not randomly contact strangers. There are a few fakes using his stolen images. He will never ask for any type of money. He is not looking for a relationship. 

There is one fake page using the name of Hubert Peterson L. He claims he is working in the logging industry. His son is with a nanny. His wife was killed in an accident. His bank account is frozen. He needs money for equipment, hospital expenses and food. 

Never send money to strangers. Be social media safe. 

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.