@scamcaseanalyst: manipulated video calls. A voice message or video call is no longer automatic proof that someone is who they claim to be. Technology can make a fake identity look and sound surprisingly real, especially when scammers combine it with emotional manipulation and believable stories. The safest approach is to slow down and verify before trusting someone you’ve only met online. Avoid sending money, sharing sensitive information, or making major emotional or financial commitments based solely on an online connection. If you’re unsure about someone’s identity or behavior, take a step back, ask questions, and look for independent ways to verify who you’re dealing with. Stay cautious. Stay informed. And remember: a convincing video doesn’t always mean a genuine person is behind it. #ScamAwareness #ScamAlert #DeepfakeScam #OnlineSafety #FraudPrevention
I’d never give money. The moment you say I’m broke and will not send money they leave you alone
2026-08-17 00:34:07
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Merilee :
Block online relationships. They're all scams.
2026-08-17 03:57:35
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Susan :
Keep blocking and deleting!
2026-08-17 03:01:28
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Darcee Pilarski Red X :
This is the way I handle it now you tell them OK yes I can give you an Apple Card then you leave them hanging you should see how pissed they get. But they don’t ask you again.😂😂😂😂🤘
2026-08-17 16:46:54
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peggylee :
Yes I thought because he FaceTime me he was real and talked on the phone {not) he was fake at least I didn’t give him any money
2026-08-19 20:42:33
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Sue Watley Parker :
Just don’t send money!!!
2026-08-18 01:59:37
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Jr Scotton :
Just ignore them,they will eventually dry up and blow away.