MOORE KENDRICK
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➡️➡️FAKE ⬅️⬅️
This is a scam tht started on 'Meeetme' and of course ended with the 'Emergency Leave Request' !
π©Widow with 2 children !
π©Deployed in Iraq !
π©Fake Leave Documents sent.
π©Deployed in Iraq !
π©Fake Leave Documents sent.
This time they are asking for $57,000 for this 'Emergency Leave' of 9 months (IMPOSSIBLE ! ).
Information that means nothing... looks real but means nothing at all.
NOTHING SENT TO THIS SCAMMER
Using the stolen pictures of a US Navy Veteran who is always in the gym with fitness pictures on social media, where scammers have stolen his pictures and videos to scam you with !
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π NEVER ACCEPT A FRIEND/FOLLOW REQUEST FROM A STRANGER.
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π NEVER ACCEPT A FRIEND/FOLLOW REQUEST FROM A STRANGER.
πNEVER EVER SEND *ANYTHING* TO ANYONE YOU HAVE NEVER MET IN PERSON. IT IS ALWAYS A SCAM
πΏYOU ARE NOT SPEAKING TO THE PERSON HERE.JUST TO A CRIMINAL ON A LAPTOP
πALWAYS GOOGLE IMAGES. Or you can use TINEYE. There are other free apps you can get for mobiles..TRY REVERSEE! if on computer use YANDEX.
Remember, this extends beyond Facebook and Instagram. A guy on MeWe using this man's picture sent me a friend request and talked to me through chat. I said I think he's catfishing me. Then next thing I know, his account is gone.
ReplyDeleteThis is everywhere on the internet, every platform, every game where there is a chat feature, everywhere... FB and IG is just a very small part of their scope to find victims
DeleteThis man's pictures were used on a Tinder profile. He posed as a service man. He did ask for an iTunes gift card.
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