Scamming women

Scammer’s goals of a scam

They don’t care about you

They want to use you for money or just use you and pretend to be in love with you.

They don’t have the same goals as you do.

They don’t feel the same way for you.

They feel the need to tell you how great you are before they get anything from you

They take advantage of your fears or worries

They care about your money.

They talk too much and ask you questions when they don’t need to

They get you on a lot of debt.

Scammer’s goals of a scam

You feel important.

They bring up your fears.

They put their emotions on the table.

They share information too quickly.

They forget to follow through on their promises.

They make promises that they cannot keep.

Scamming men

Whether you’re a man or woman, you must be alert to the dating scam going on around you. Two men (Christine and Trevor) were scammed by women (Britney and Marisa) in Las Vegas. They were told they were doing work for a fellow named Jerry. The couple were then used as part of the scam and were taken to a different casino at night. Here, they were bribed to show up at the casino, where the same scam took place. Both men had a good time playing craps and didn’t worry about being scammed.

Tips to be aware of:

Always have a good reason for being in Vegas.

Always meet in a public place and agree to go to a second meeting in a public place. If you’re offered a private meeting, that’s a red flag.

Scammers will try to coerce you into giving them money.

Red flags to avoid a romance scam

Watch the grammar and spelling mistakes: Men and women who are typically responsible for taking notes or proofreading their work make mistakes. Scammers do too.

Men and women who are typically responsible for taking notes or proofreading their work make mistakes. Scammers do too. Read carefully: Some people will attempt to use “honest” to describe what they’re doing. This is often the red flag that things are not going to go well.

Some people will attempt to use “honest” to describe what they’re doing. This is often the red flag that things are not going to go well. Check the job description: Look at the job description and ask questions. If the job is very specific, you can be sure the person applying is a scammer.

Look at the job description and ask questions.

The Future of Romance Scams

On the horizon, even more people will be seduced into fraud. Recruiting a complete stranger through the deep web is what this sort of attack requires, but it is likely to be a technique copied by scammers with some kind of anonymity. They will likely use fake profiles on social media to lead people on and take their money, just as romance scams are getting better at. This technique could be much more intense than the standard scam.

If you have a romantic partner, you need to be cautious. A lot of romance scams happen when people have experienced a great loss, and someone comes in and offers hope that all is not lost. If you see that you might be a target of such fraud, be sure that you are on guard for any signs of manipulation and fraud.

How to avoid scams

For all the things you need to watch out for when you’re on Tinder, here are a few ways to stay protected.

You should be getting a photo or video response if someone claims to have a profile of their own.

Tell your friends about your activity.

Look out for if the person you are messaging doesn’t seem to like you.

You can report suspected romance scams to your local police department.

Conclusion

An Internet dating scam is a serious matter that cannot be ignored. One scammer can cost you your whole savings and future. It’s important to know how to protect yourself from romance scams and here are some of the best tools to make sure you are not fooled by a scammer.

Make sure to pay special attention to their methods of operation as there are many of them. Make sure to keep your identity secret. Always use a legitimate site and link to the right profile. Set up two-factor authentication to your bank accounts. Stay safe!