I am a Victim

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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 24 Nov 2014 Posts: 2

This is my first day as a registered member and a scam victim too.
how can I provide the details of people who scammed me also personal
and bank information?

E-mail address redacted - Spot

Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 6:59 pm

I'm sorry to hear you are a scam victim.

You would be better off posting full details (without your information) at our sister site www.scamwarners.com and the support team will be able to help you.

You can also PM bank account details to a Moderator here or at Scamwarners (their names are in green).

You also need to be aware of recovery scams where the scammer pretends he can get your money back - for a fee. He can't, it is just another scam attempt.

I've flagged your post to have the email address removed, in case it is yours.

Elite Baiter Joined: 10 Mar 2013 Posts: 1482

As mentioned in above message you should expect more scam attempts to be directed to your way as paying victim's personal info is a valuable commodity to other scammers and they will have a go at you very soon.

As for the scammer's information you can use it as mentioned earlier but you should still make a police report if you haven't. This just in case scammer managed to get other information from you and happens to use it in some way.

Posted: Tue Nov 25, 2014 10:28 am

Hi Roger1974,

Welcome to Eater-I am so sorry you have been a victim of a scam. As B8er posted, our sister site Scam Warners is dedicated to helping victims and getting the information out there so others searching for the script and email address can find it.

If you think you might want to try baiting, read the Stickies and think about applying for a mentor.

While there is no chance of getting your money back, if you would like to give your scammer some pain, please post the header and the first scam mail WITHOUT your personal information. I am sure a member or two will be happy to waste his time and resources.

Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2014 10:26 pm

Welcome Roger1974

Honestly this is the place to be to start healing that hurt.

It isn't nice that you are trusting and there are those who will prey on that.
Want cheering up.... well, sure there is great advice on here and great learning for the future if you eventually turn to baiting....but, have a click through and have probably the best laugh you've ever had ! There are some hilarious exploits on here.... some so far fetched you couldn't make them up !

Sorry you've been hurt. Take all the advice that you are given and come out stronger. You're not alone.

Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2014 6:43 pm

Hi Roger1704, I will say with great love that I caution you against trying to bait if you have been recently scammed. There is a part in all of us who have been scammed that we want to retaliate against those that hurt us. I say us because I was a scam victim too, romance one. You need time to heal and understand what happened before you jump in. This takes time, anger, tears, and a whole lot of strength you never knew you possessed.
If you are interested, I suggest taking some time and reading the various forums here. It will help you get an idea of what we do and how it is works and the time and energy it takes to be successful. After that, if you still think it is something you want to do, grab a mentor and good luck. Make sure they understand your background. No one will judge you, as we all know how it happens, why it happens, and it is what propels us forward to do what we do.

Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2014 6:48 pm

^^
SP makes a great point. Take your time and see if this is for you first. If you decide that yes it is, then welcome aboard. But please don't rush.