Romance Scam: Laveen woman shares tale of caution

[@simonnoblare9297]

If you or someone you know has fallen victim to a romance scam, don't lose hope. Reach out to Universal Dispute. Their proven track record and dedication to victim support make them the best ally in reclaiming what was lost. Remember, it's crucial to act quickly to increase the chances of recovery. With *Universal Dispute* on your side, you can take the first step towards justice and recovery.

[@marjorieramacey9520]

*Universal Dispute* doesn't just stop at recovery; they are also actively involved in bringing these criminals to justice. Their efforts have led to the takedown of numerous scam operations, providing a sense of closure and justice to the victims. Moreover, their commitment to educating the public about the dangers of romance scams helps prevent future incidents. By raising awareness and providing resources, they empower individuals to recognize and avoid potential scams.

[@richardpodnar5039]

"...I want him found, I want him arrested..." Darling, your scammer is most likely not even in this country!😟😩

[@shonii119]

yup he is far, far away, takes too much red tap and too many national and international police departments to run them down.

[@junlew2296]

Hey black.man you know !!!...nigerian your darling!!!..Old age please don dream of darling!!!

[@gwendolynpatrick6539]

How can you find a fake person

[@FreeRadicals305]

. . . .but, but "he has a really cute accent". Chandler has an accent?

[@thankthelord4536]

Girl your $ is gone for good.

[@sm3296]

If they call you queen, don’t FaceTime, just want text or message, work offshore, have a child, widowed, have an accent, look younger, don’t fall for it!

[@webguy943]

Nice nigerian accent bruda.

[@junlew2296]

Nigerian story for years..wife all died Cancer or accident Air crash!!!..1 son only boarding school.. Nigerian bullshit stories..

[@williewonka6694]

They all seem to work on oil rigs or be petroleum engineers, military officers, etc. All rich guys who supposedly need your money, for some reason. Beware, if you fall for one scam, you can bet your contact information and profile have been passed on to other scamers.

[@travelbugse2829]

Even FaceTiming is suspect now, with AI apps available.

[@EffSharp]

@@travelbugse2829yep! My older friend was romance scammed and they video chatted.

[@shonii119]

This is such a simple scam to avoid, fall in love with all the men you meet online that you want to, but when they start telling you some big dramatic story about a problem they are having, tell them well good luck with that and move on. Their lack of caution or inability to handle their finances is not your problem, and besides that, you can find losers closer to home, no need to be romancing one that is 10 thousand miles away.

[@DavidKen878]

It's not even really a scam. All the person is doing is saying "I need money." Where is the scam?

[@shonii119]

lol you are such easy pickings

[@elipotter369]

Well said.

[@nessela]

i will never understand how any woman can fall for this, the moment a man ask for money, u know its a scam

[@OnlyRoseVelvet]

Desperation and loneliness. My guess anyways.

[@DavidKen878]

@@OnlyRoseVelvet No, stupidity is what it is.

[@elipotter369]

And even if it wasn't a scam, why are you financing a grown man who can't even manage his own affairs?

[@govegan6112]

He didn't take the money, she willingly gave it to him.

[@biff5856]

That's correct. She's out the bucks. No recourse.

[@Ggldoork]

Under false pretenses which is fraud.

[@nessela]

i once met a guy on a dating site, and we kinda hit if of, we never met in real and when he texted me one day asking for money and i said no he became a threat to me , so glad i cut him off and i dont even want to know how many other women he did this to.

[@donnahilton471]

If they don't meet up immediately, they're scammers. The real guys are too eager to get you to bed!

[@elipotter369]

If you're not meeting them within 2 weeks, it's a waste of your time.

[@winkieblink7625]

He didn’t take the money……she gave him the money.

[@Ellie80681]

It's crazy that most of these victim's wont trust someone off the streets that the news says is dangerous but trusts a complete stranger whom you never even met????

[@YouYou-sm8tf]

Because those men call them QUEEN Babe or beautiful

[@sm3296]

Once you’ve been scammed, you are on a scam list! Insist on a phone call, or FaceTime!

[@WhackTony]

How can someone be so gullible that's a lot of money I would've had second thoughts even if it's your spouse or family

[@OnlyRoseVelvet]

Because I read articles saying that when you get older you lose your congitive thinking. So as you age so does your brain. That's why they mostly go after elderly.

[@TheScarletprimrose]

@@OnlyRoseVelvetI know that that’s your opinion, but my opinion is you’re wrong I’m not here to fight or argue. I just think that loneliness is what kills women and make them vulnerable. Loneliness can be very difficult again my opinion.

[@OnlyRoseVelvet]

@@TheScarletprimrose That's what I said in another comment that it's loneliness and desperation. But this is science. Because of loneliness and their brain has trouble with cues that they are being scammed. That part with the brain is science and not an opinion. But I agree with all the things with what you said.

[@islandgal500]

@@OnlyRoseVelvet I'm a senior who has always been skeptical and a logical thinker, I hope. I keep my brain exercised and get myself out of my comfort zone to try and learn new things. When you say that older people lose their cognitive thinking, I'm willing to bet that they never had much to start with. A lot of these women allowed their fathers or husbands to do their thinking and decision-making for them. That meant they had little practice. They also did not keep up with what went on in the world. My Mom was like that and after my Dad died, I had to make even the simple decisions for her. Often the elderly do not like to challenge themselves, but instead resort to a comfortable life with light reading, game shows, TV, Bingo, and being around others just like them. There are not any deep conversations or new challenges in their lives. Sometimes that is due to diminished hearing and eyesight, so I understand how that happens.

[@OnlyRoseVelvet]

@@islandgal500 Of course that's not every senior. Could be if they have a medical condition or something. Drugs is commonly used so I'm sure that's got to affect the brain. I'm not an expert. Everyone is different. I only read an article about it. And some people are gullible and don't know any better. You're probably right that they never had much to start with. For me my mom idk if she's stupid or pretends but I had to show her a lot even though she calls me an idiot all the time. There are some people with mental conditions and people who pretend. As you know. You're right that a lot of people don't keep up what's going on.

[@Metonymy1979]

She took out a loan? I just don't get it

[@teresaevans4840]

Family needs to control her finances

[@mildredpierce4506]

If Debbie’s new man is not in the same city and makes excuses why they can’t meet, then he’s a scammer too. The first scammer gave her name to the new scammer to see how much she will give him.

[@marystacey9962]

Why are people still falling for this

[@Sunshine67333]

Loneliness 😢

[@oldhickory4686]

Good grief, you would think they were interviewing teenagers. Sorry, but if you needed that money to live on, you're the one at fault for giving it away!

[@MetroJet2000]

I get what you're saying but no blame placed on the people actively stealing money from others?

[@oldhickory4686]

@@MetroJet2000 We live in an evil world. If they haven't figured it out at this age, what planet have they been living on; Planet Ignorance?

[@wwtjoygbths3993]

These OLD women just need to let JESUS BE THEIR MAN.

[@DavidKen878]

@@MetroJet2000 No, the blame is most certainly on the fools giving money away to total strangers.

[@donnahilton471]

Real men are not looking online. Real men don't say that they're "god fearing" and honest.

[@edgee7612]

It’s sad how these old woman are that desperate for love that they will throw money at random strangers. Arrested for what they gave him the money.

[@webguy943]

Ull be desperate too at that age just u watch

[@Hellenicheavymetal]

Religious people are often the most gullible.

[@richardpodnar5039]

Amen that!😜

[@dazzkapp]

I'm was looking for a Christian man head of household as well. I'm literally wondering if I could've got scammed 😂 People gotta learn to be content, and have discernment, because these dudes are emptying bank accounts, and taking life savings. It's really sad.

[@newmexicoballer3867]

Dog lovers too

[@elipotter369]

Given the number of badly behaved people inside churches, I can't understand how rhey can be so oblivious and foolish.

[@omadjourney]

A new man you say? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭.

[@kerriesanders9341]

Love and friendship don't come knocking at your front door. If you are lonely get out, help the needy, join a group, anything. And if you need intimacy, pay for a gigilo - it's a lot cheaper than selling your house!

[@junlew2296]

Thats right!!!..bettet scam money finish nigerian cyber cafe useless bastard!!!!!!!!!!!

[@margueritemazzeo2904]

It's gigolo..lol.

[@kerriesanders9341]

Oops my bad..

[@webguy943]

U paid for a giggalo before?

[@margueritemazzeo2904]

@@webguy943 Learn how to spell..lol.

[@stargazer1313]

Ladies at our age no man wants us. Go to church, senior center or organized activity group!

[@elipotter369]

I agree and wish women would grow up. I've been to so many social groups for.over 50s thinking I would have a nice social time, but most women there are thirsty for men & wouldn't talk to me or worse.

[@happyhermit3141]

It's especially sad when the victim of any type of scam (romance, crypto, lottery...) incurs debt to send money to a scammer, even more so when that person could have been living a comfortable life as a retiree and is now saddled with a hefty loan to pay back WITH INTEREST.

[@phyllisreed1199]

Scammers don't care at all for anybody. They just want your money. Checks are bogus always.

[@katarina1852]

Yeah, good luck bringing your scammer to justice. He’s probably in Nigeria.

[@lildee2626]

These people need to get off the internet. To send money to someone that says nice things to you is insane. A guy texted me last week on Facebook. I knew right away he wasn’t American. He told me he loved me after an hour. Lol. I finally got him to tell me who he was. He was a 20 yr old man from Nigeria. Yeah, they are ruthless and coming after you.

[@islandgal500]

It is as simple as - enjoy yourself talking to others online if you are lonely, just NEVER give them personal details, and especially do not help them by sending any gift cards or money. That confirms it is a scam if they ask for it. Do not trust things they say, just be supportive with your words, not your money. The last person I would want to actually meet is some broke a$$ man who needs my money!

[@BEEGm2w]

Why would they arrest a romance scammer.. These women willingly gave them the money

[@same5952]

Under false pretenses, and that's why scammers should be arrested. Except in this case he/they won't.

[@kathleenalbright3908]

Her daughter is worried she's falling for another scam. OMG! Didn't she learn from the first scammer?

[@katieidgaf7500]

Wow! These scammer’s sure are getting rich off these old, gullible fools😂

[@davisholman8149]

When I saw the nose ring on the lady with the ‘shampoo & set’ haircut…🤦🏽‍♂

[@webguy943]

Thats y they do it!!

[@griffin2263]

He is most likely a teenager in Africa 🇳🇪.. so good luck arresting him.

[@gro-wn8dq]

Too bad for their loss. Hope both these women learned from their foolish behavior.

[@dkazan12]

He didn’t take any money, she gave it to him

[@terrileavitt8335]

How can anyone fall for this. I hold on tight to my money, and I'll be damn if I give money to any man. Iam not that desperate!!!!

[@rocker76m88]

Agreed! I just don't understand some people. I don't even let my family or friends borrow money from me. I always say I'm living from paycheck to paycheck. If they need food,I will go buy it for them and hand deliver it.

[@sandriagutierrez2605]

The sad truth is that they generally fall for other scams. As a daughter I don’t think I would run to her rescue, hard as that may seem. We are not responsible for the poor judgment of others.

[@LaRossaSelvaggia]

I completely understand. I’ve talked until I’m exhausted to try to convince a loved one not to send money to a person she met online and has never seen-not even in a video chat. I can’t understand why she wanted to do for this unknown online person something she wouldn’t do for a neighbor-but I digress. When she insisted she was going to, I can’t help her. A friend explained to me that the loved one in question always knew on some level that it was unlikely that this online lover was real, but that anyway she was intent on buying one of the world’s most expensive services: a dream.

[@sandriagutierrez2605]

@@LaRossaSelvaggia bless your heart for trying!!

[@videoettaceo8900]

As a parent, I say, that applies to foolish children as well.

[@skyserene0152]

​@@LaRossaSelvaggia you tried and that's all you could and can do..❤

[@sampsonroofing7377]

A lot of them seem to call themselves Christians, but they are nothing but creepy, dirty old women looking for young meat.

[@annamariehewitt3173]

Never give anyone any money you can't afford to lose......

[@FreeRadicals305]

"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure", . . . both of these women bought a ticket to dive head first into Fantasyland. "I want him found, I want him . . . " Sorry for your loss : (

[@always820]

These people, there are no words to what is in their heads!

[@hanspecans]

Yeah Debby who was scammed by an obvious scammer has got the case cracked now. 😂

[@26Monkeys]

I generally get “friend requests” from person I don’t know on FB. I just delete them. I don’t even respond.

[@davisholman8149]

Same - have never added even one.

[@nickhines1131]

My roommate is fixing to give a man in Sierra Leone her entire government check,900$ . Hes been texting her for 6 months, so I don't know exactly how much she has already given him. I just learned a week ago, the scam is, he is a marine, with picture in civilian clothes, stationed in Sierra Leone, and on jan.3 she's getting a Walmart card loaded with 900$ at 6:00 am,jan.3, 2023. He says when he gets the money at 6:00 am he will get a flight from Sierra Leone to a small town in Northern Arkansas, and will be there by noon to pick her up with a U-Haul truck, then they are both going to his house in California. My roommate is mentally ill and has given scammers thousands of dollars over the past 4 years. I can't talk her out of it and she won't listen to no one. I wish someone could tell her it's a scam. I also told her if she goes through with this she's not staying in my house anymore, because we split bills. I'm thinking of ways to stop this before this happens again. Anyone have any suggestions?

[@idadavid]

I was scammed by a military scammer to so you need to make a move on it

[@fibbs6533]

Do a reverse search of his picture to find out whose identity he is using. Also does she have relatives? They could get a guardianship over her by hiring an attorney to petition the courts.

[@meganhuggins7494]

No sympathy at all. These women are old enough to know better than hand over thousands to a complete stranger, online! As for arresting him? Probably one of a group of young men in Africa, India etc. working from a list of similar naive and gullible women.

[@Lambert1386]

"We'll go to church." That's how they gain the trust of the most gullible women. They thump the bible and these women swallow the hook, the line, and the sinker. I wouldn't pay two cents to meet someone off the damn internet.

[@elipotter369]

So many people inside churches are appallingly badly behaved hypocrites - haven't these gullible women noticed that?

[@elizabethmirakian2563]

"No fool like an old fool" they say. That could never happen to me. I have common sense.

[@rocker76m88]

Omg!😂😂 I remember back in the 90s I received an email from a person in Nigeria saying they needed money. I told them to go get a job 🤷‍♀️😂😂😂

[@carolclausen4534]

These dating sites should be closed down. I think the scammers are behind the running of these sites

[@agyvonne]

I have no sympathy. These women gave their $$$$$$ willingly.

[@dresports8351]

I can’t believe there are people giving these scammers money. If you don’t see a person in person, you’re not in a relationship.

[@wwtjoygbths3993]

Debbie 🙄Debbie 🙄 Debbie 🙄 She wants MAN.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@webguy943]

U be her man

[@papabones-G48]

She got screwed but not the way she was wanting. "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"

[@bengtina]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BEEGm2w]

😂😂😂😂

[@Spiritueli]

well, so glad i m single and happy, and the truth is we can t get younger, it only goes one way, but then again, iam not looking/interested etc in a relationship. im sure there were red flags all along but older people prefer hoping

[@darlenepotts2775]

if a guy asked me for money id say get a job

[@arlinearzuca1479]

Funny enough , if family member asks for money, they refuse always, but send money to total strangers!

[@thankthelord4536]

I thought wisdom comes with age.

[@elipotter369]

For some only.

[@williewonka6694]

"There's no fool like an old fool."

[@same5952]

Sometimes old age comes alone.

[@trinity0071999]

I think deep down a lot of these women know after a while that these men are scamming, but they keep paying out because the relationship has become transactional. They are ultimately paying for someone to talk to daily. The time is coming where this kind of attention will be subscription based and the voice on the other end will be a bot.

[@bosiesmom]

Ha ha probably true. These victims willingly part with their money for the luxury of having a team of Nigerian scammers constantly call them and ask them how they are doing today, call them Queen, and tell them they love them. It would much cheaper to simply turn this into an automated system.

[@carolclausen4534]

I am from South Africa and have experienced the same but fortunately did not part with any cash. I told them to go to Hell and blocked them immediately

[@dublinbirdhanson1232]

"My people perish for lack of knowledge "

[@mildredpierce4506]

Common romance scammer tactics: They love bomb the victim with flattery. It doesn’t take them long to start calling the victim beautiful, queen, honey or baby. If there’s a big age gap between the victim and the age the scammer is using, they will always say “age is just a number“. Frequently their occupations are oil rig worker, doctor stationed in Yemen or Turkey, interior decorator. They’re in the military on a peacekeeping mission in Syria, Afghanistan or other middle eastern country. These are not the only occupations they claim to have. They are widowed, separated or divorced. They usually have a small child in a boarding school in a different country. If their spouse is dead, it’s usually something tragic like cancer or a car accident. If they are divorced, the ex spouse cheated on them with their best friend. They will claim their child is looking for a mother. At some point the child or the scammer’s parent is hospitalized and needs money for an operation. Scammers will frequently say they’re from America yet they do not understand the American medical system where you are treated first and pay later. You do not need to pay upfront to have an operation usually. Sometimes scammers claim to be the only one in the world. All their family is gone making the victim believe they are the only ones that could help them. Scammers pretend to be wealthy and will give the victim access to a fake bank account that shows millions of dollars (no rich person is going to give a total stranger access to their bank account). If the scammer claims to be working on an oil rig, they will claim that equipment has broken down and they need to buy new equipment and that’s where the victim comes in at (they claim to be on the oil rig but you can hear roosters in the background). During the grooming stage of the scam, besides flattering the victim constantly, they also get the victim involved in phone sex. Most victims are too embarrassed to admit to this especially if they’re elderly. This is one of the tactics scammers use to keep the victim emotionally tied to them plus they can use it as leverage if they need to blackmail the victim. Scammers will always mention three or four different countries: the country they’re born in, the country they were raised in, the country they were living in and the country that their job has sent them to. They give the most illogical reason why they sound Nigerian when they are supposed to have been raised in America. They will say that their one parent is from one country and another parent from another country and that’s why their accent doesn’t match the country they claim they were raised in. One scammer claims to have been raised in Germany but was forbidden to speak German that’s why he couldn’t speak German but his accent is Nigerian. The person who the scammer was trying to scam speaks German and this was the excuse he had given her as to why he couldn’t understand what she was saying. They come up with a new lie when the person they’re talking to speaks the language of the country the scammer said they are from. The scammer will take a victim off the platform they originally met on and ask them to go to WhatsApp, Google hangouts or telegraph. On Facebook, after accepting their friend request, they will start communicating through Messenger. If they can’t keep the conversation directly on Facebook for everyone to see, they are a scammer. Block them. One of the reasons victims are victims is not just because they’re not knowledgeable of scams or tech savvy, part of it is they’re not using logic. A 35 year old handsome man whose buff and can have his choice of any woman is not going to fall madly in love with a 75-year-old woman. Nor will some hot porn star looking woman (the pictures are usually those of porn stars) in her 20s is going to fall madly in love with some overweight guy with missing teeth who is old enough to be her father. Once a victim gives a scammer money, even if it’s a small amount, the scammer will give the victim’s name to other scammers. Those other scammers will contact the victim and the cycle starts over again. They start telling the victim how beautiful they are and how much in love they are with them leaving the victim thinking all of a sudden they have become desirable to all these men. Victims are in lust and in love with the scammers accents.

[@Challenger2A7]

Yes, I agree it's lust, and there's nothing wrong with that, but these old women just don't want to admit it. They're no different from the "dirty old men" chasing after girls 40 years younger.

[@bevanbuckwheatshea5520]

Agree

[@bevanbuckwheatshea5520]

A fool and his/her money are soon parted.

[@bengtina]

All those desperate women.......

[@same5952]

Just as many desperate men.

[@SA77888]

They are so dumb sending fake cheques, if they didnt do that, it would extremely difficult in court, to prove hes a scammer, he could simply claim, as of course he would, that he DID love her and she willingly sent him money. Very hard to prove the motive of that. But once ya send a fake cheque theres no arguing that thats fraud.

[@same5952]

Except they're not worried about being found, so there won't be any court.

[@marapeters9144]

Sending money to someone u never met ??

[@marapeters9144]

Cute accent ? ? Thats a Nigerian accent 😅😅

[@cuzu5145]

This just proves the lengths people will go through to harm other people for their own financial gains. Trust no one .

[@sandieyahner7627]

Oil rig😳🤣🤣😂😅

[@deboratomko4702]

Good Luck You won’t get your money back and he won’t be caught and prosecuted!!

[@videoettaceo8900]

Lady, YOU are the head of your household.

[@judybw706]

They should also file bankruptcy.

[@DopamineDecor]

She probably took a second mortgage on her home. Bankruptcy won't clear that

[@reneesantiago6496]

If we can get the word out we can save these victims. There are always the same red flags in these scams that a person who is educated on the subject will then recognize. For ex the oil rig overseas!! Thats a big red flag!

[@DavidKen878]

Get there word out? The news has been covering stories like this for YEARS! How much more out does the word need to get before people stop "thinking with their hearts" and start using common sense?

[@elipotter369]

Dating sites have warnings posted on them. Etc

[@tjmichael8773]

reporting it doesn't do any good. these people are in Nigeria

[@danielmdc9]

Always the granny

[@張嘉威-w4d]

Bravo, WORLDCYBERTEAM. I’m so glad you’re out there fighting these scumbags. We must do everything in our power to protect the elderly and the general public from these despicable scammers. You’re a true hero, ✊

[@theresaford2963]

This woman need to get off online dating asap and find a man she can see touch smell feel and kiss in person get off fast😮😮😮😂😂😂

[@diannemc4840]

U B living in The Zone honey 🤪

[@marapeters9144]

Debbie is still dreaming. Kiss ur money good bye

[@lynneymassey2855]

No one going to scam me never send money n who wants a relationship with male or female I'm happy on my own

[@DisasterMasterLittleCarla]

There are a group of people who on YT that trying to help scam victims, report and destroy scammer and scam callcenters.

[@Bevity]

Oil rig. Say no more.

[@StephenSternforPresident]

I'm so resilient to giving my money away I'm 31 years single

[@paisleyprincess7996]

“He took a lot of money”

[@same5952]

SHE gave him a lot of money.

[@Lightbodied]

smh people will do anything for the thought of love. It’s really sad. We need to find a way to help the lonely.

[@same5952]

Loney can volunteer in a lot of places and don't have to be lonely.

[@donnahilton471]

They are not going to pay you back! Jesus said never loan, give only what you can afford.

[@manarcabrera2528]

Of course he was a religious man. I just don’t get it.

[@streamviolet]

Bless the women.

[@DavidDavid-wf5ug]

Did he arrested?

[@marapeters9144]

Ur dream man is in Nigeria

[@rocker76m88]

😂😂

[@janiceblackmon7980]

Why people continue to go on the internet looking for love or companionship why don't they join a senior Club church group of Bible study a bowling league of something besides the internet and more to life than the Internet it's easy to do but get you into of trouble.

[@Xanaphia]

I've been trying to get my mom to join activities but she just doesn't want to meet new people. She's stuck in this romance scam and has cut everyone out of her life. All her friends have been trying to get her to see that sending money to a stranger is wrong. Especially when she kept telling them over the years she has no extra money after paying bills. Now she really has no money to pay the extra debt she put herself into and I don't know how to convince her to sell the house to me. She has pushed me away and tells people it is my fault I don't talk to her anymore. I can't afford rent or else I would tell her off and leave. I hear my mom cry and scream daily over this but she refuses to stop talking to this scammer. She thinks I don't know as she tries to do it with me not around but I notice.

[@rocker76m88]

There are scammers everywhere unfortunately. Doesn't have to be online

[@nunzioification]

Maybe they should sue Oprah lol!

[@robingagan6288]

There must be a lot of oil rigs

[@elipotter369]

Real men on oil rigs are way too busy working to chat up women online, & the company who owns the oil rig keeps everything running smoothly, including trips in and off the rig .

[@newmexicoballer3867]

I bet it sucks to be gullible 😅

[@joypurchase7728]

Do anyone ever get their money back?seems like a hopless thing to me sorry to say

[@biff5856]

It's called a scam when someone willing hands over money, as opposed to fraud that is actionable. There's no recourse.

[@kenmorgan316]

Hello lonely women! I won't scam you. I'll tell you up front. I WANT YOUR CASH! At least your money stays in America 😅

[@rocker76m88]

😂😂😂

[@Vincentighofimoninice]

Sometimes i cried seeing all this happening to tbe old , I really do love the white woman but never have to get one for myself, but I will pray i get married to one So to live happily

[@marjorieramacey9520]

*Universal Dispute* doesn't just stop at recovery; they are also actively involved in bringing these criminals to justice. Their efforts have led to the takedown of numerous scam operations, providing a sense of closure and justice to the victims. Moreover, their commitment to educating the public about the dangers of romance scams helps prevent future incidents. By raising awareness and providing resources, they empower individuals to recognize and avoid potential scams.

[@simonnoblare9297]

If you or someone you know has fallen victim to a romance scam, don't lose hope. Reach out to Universal Dispute. Their proven track record and dedication to victim support make them the best ally in reclaiming what was lost. Remember, it's crucial to act quickly to increase the chances of recovery. With *Universal Dispute* on your side, you can take the first step towards justice and recovery.