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    • anonymous
    anonymous 3 years ago
    UID hidden Gmail Scam
    Scammer Identifier:

    michaelweatherlyjr1@gmail.com

    Description:

    Another fake Michael Weatherly. This person or team contacted me through Facebook as well as the other one I had to deal with. The difference with this fake person is he/she used Google Chat and gmail to write to me. The email address is michaelweatherlyjr1@gmail.com. He/she tried their best to get me to payout $1850.00 to purchase his Fan Membership Card so we could video chat and plan our lives together. My friend who has contacts tried to find out who this team was so we could report them. I played hard to keep them interested but, in the end when I mentioned that I told a friend about us the team cut off the Chat. I haven't told anyone who the Celebrity was so he could keep his privacy. I did try to warn him through his media team at the Bull website. I hope you can help save another lady from this scam.

    Scam/Fraud Info:
    239
    Comments 2

    anonymous 2 years ago My mom is currently falling for this scam and I don't know how to make her see the truth Reply

    Scammer.live

    @Scammer.live 2 years ago I'm sorry about your mom getting caught in the scam. Here are some basic tips: Be Patient: Stay calm when talking to your mom about the scam. Being understanding can help her open up. Explain Signs: Show her common signs of scams, like promises of a video call or requests for personal information. Offer Help: Let her know you're there to support her and help her navigate the situation. Get Backup: If needed, involve another family member or friend who can help reinforce the message and offer support. Report It: Encourage her to report the scam to the authorities or relevant agencies to prevent others from falling victim.

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