Woman loses life savings after falling victim to romance scam l GMA

[@George43_]

Bravo, *Charge backtools* I'm so glad you're out there fighting these con artists. We must do everything in our power to protect the victims and the general public from these despicable scammers. You're a true hero my brother, Noble price for getting back my funds.

[@yolandatrueheart4832]

If they ask for $1= BLOCKED

[@jonathanebunoha6048]

there is chance to recover your lost funds if you been scammed before, did you have the payment proof or confidential information??

[@secretsauce4530]

What about 99 cents?

[@samighazali3909]

@@secretsauce4530good one😂

[@nothingworksworks3511]

WRONG - it they ask for TIME= BLOCK. if they can't meet in person w 3 exchanges, you need to-BLOCK. Targets get addicted by the scammer script. WHEN they ask for money- it's too late! An addict will do anything for supply

[@egbulefuchristiana6056]

Scammers prey on the Alzheimer’s, right?

[@irrelevant2235]

2:34 _"Once you send the money, it's very _*_unlikely_*_ that you will _*_not_*_ get it back"._ This is a double negative which means that you will get your money back which is awesome news!

[@lilycalir6515]

Lol

[@DSquared17]

I heard that too.

[@74betty]

Came here for this comment

[@secretsauce4530]

Looks like someone's been doing dabs in the bathroom at work again...

[@samighazali3909]

It is very unlikely that u will get it

[@Ohsnapitzann]

Don't send strangers money online. Block them if they request for it.

[@hyperionsupreme551]

It's not always that simple. Online Predatory Behavior is exactly as the phrase implies. They seek, prey and pounce on their victims. I hope that she receives justice.

[@teem9010]

she wont receive justice. and it IS that simple, if you send money to strangers online then they will steal your money. @@hyperionsupreme551

[@Former_Pastor]

​@@hyperionsupreme551 It's simple if they had common sense ✅️

[@altsam9]

​@@hyperionsupreme551it is that simple, you block them, if they message you on another platform you block them too.

[@GamingLiveEnt457PH]

Or just Don't use Social Media Afterall

[@MohdzayanShaikh]

You're exactly part of the reason why people aren't getting scammed as often. You, and *RobustCybers* , and others that put scammer in the spotlight and send them running. Keep doing what you do, you're a credit to the people

[@moniku9660]

This was legitimately so wholesome. You can tell at the ending of getting your money back that it wasn't scripted at all when *Robustcybers* proposed.... This warmed my heart today! Congratulation guys! So happy for y'all!

[@paulacopeland8360]

I am shocked that the son went along with this.

[@akeemalloh7856]

Me too. He wasn't "in love" with the scammer and should have been able to help his mom in not sending anything in the first place.

[@gardensofthegods]

Well if he ends up not living with her the whole time or not helping support her financially so they can have a decent place to live then I'm going to wonder if he had a friend scam her and they split the money because I don't know of any thirty-five-year-old Americans with a healthy mind I don't know about these romance scammers and of course they would warn their parents

[@jungersrules]

Well, it's definitely not only women who prey victim to romance scammers. He may also be the vulnerable type, or his mom didn't tell him all the details of her relationship.

[@mattszarowicz5049]

That son is so stupid

[@Alovellyone]

I said the same thing. It's usually children of the elderly person screaming, "IT'S A SCAM". Also, even though they blurred the photo the scammer used I get the feeling it was a photo of someone that could have been her grandson.

[@SunnySingh-yj6fn]

I can't imagine how hard it would be to decide to take on a moneygetback role of scammed persons. The history needs to be remembered though and the help that was born through such pain and suffering. Mad respect to these. *Robustcybers* that take on these roles

[@reneegardner2286]

how on earth was her own GROWN son involved wow 😠

[@inerit5175]

GREED!

[@Veronica.A.]

Cuz he's the real scammer.

[@Truthseeker6859]

He's a foolish man-child.

[@Veronica.A.]

@Yimpa_Joy !!!!

[@user-k4d-e59mo28oc]

He couldn't wait another 20 years and end up like King Charles III.

[@joannewalker7863]

Fantastic work, *Charge-backtools* -I'm so happy you're taking on these disgusting con artists. We have to be extremely cautious in order to shield the general public and the elderly from these disgusting con artists!!Well done!! You should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for defending us. Bravo.

[@akashgoyam]

I can't praise you enough for being here for the victims! Thank you so very much *Robustcybers* !! You guys are Superheroes!!! Thanks for looking out for all of us and especially our elderly because they appear to be the most vulnerable. You guys are Aces!💯

[@SkSuraj-jn1mi]

Spectacular performance *RobustCybers* your courage in unveiling the deceitful practices of scammers is making a significant impact. From the cultural melting pot of Istanbul, Turkey, we extend our appreciation and encouragement

[@janelbest1522]

Why would the son go along with it???? Wow...😮😮😮

[@allyssacook5350]

I always say, "If it'sounds to good to be true, IT'S A SCAM!" Never try to buy people's affection. Smh

[@irememberla6460]

Anything involving money is a red flag. Block and ghost.

[@nloga-priya]

This guy does more to prevent and stop online scammers than the FBI. not only are you closing the way for scammers, but also educating the public and making everyone aware. Well done *VAULT GUARD EXPERT*

[@reginayfavors]

I'm surprise the son wasn't skeptical.

[@robertburke1486]

Raymond is not very bright.

[@reginayfavors]

@@robertburke1486 I needed this laugh. Thank you!

[@babyofmyfamily]

​​@@robertburke1486LOL, exactly. Or Raymond's the scammer. Because how would anybody in their right mind allow your mom to be got by someone on da** line. Smh, sorry this makes me so mad. He is a dumb dumb or the scammer it's no in between lol!!!

[@MilkyWhite1]

I think the son was in on it.

[@reginayfavors]

@@MilkyWhite1 Yep, he was awfully calm.

[@cindyhesson9213]

I feel bad for her but I can't believe she did that 😳 You'd think her son would've been a bit more protective of his mom. Thats an awful way to learn a valuable lesson... don't trust anybody.

[@jflo7674]

I mean, that the mom didn't know about these scams is one thing, but the son didn't know either. Have they been living under a rock for 20 years? Ugh!

[@anyagee9467]

It seems that they are not fully innocent. It was greed. They pay a fraction of he does for a nice house. Like he said: "sounded like a good deal"

[@exploreseattle9338]

i think 2 "girls" that i met on a dating app are trying to scam me. They are both saying how they know someone that's knowledgeable about investing and how they make so much money thanks to that person's help. They are saying that they want to help me to earn money and that their friend/uncle will guide us to the best time to invest. I'm very cautious of people so I won't fall for their tricks.

[@jflo7674]

@@exploreseattle9338 Don't do it. It is a scam.

[@ethanrobertson3008]

😂 Seriously for civil matters yes you make a good point.

[@mjblue84]

To all those out there who are looking for a relationship, don't ever tell a person who you have never met in person, how much money you have!!! RED FLAG!!!!!!!!

[@isay207]

Or in person

[@burly636]

Don’t tell anybody at all

[@stephenbanks5952]

Good advice would also be that when you reach 76 be prepared to face life alone or try to meet somebody in real life. Meeting people on Facebook at that age is just crazy. My Mum cannot even text.

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

I tell it all the time and then laugh in their face

[@robinchapman5932]

Online dating is stupid!!!

[@kensmith2796]

A lot of real life dating is stupid as well.

[@GamerplayerWT]

Romance shouldn’t involve $$$….EVER!

[@Mint-kj9kw]

Right??? Unless you are married....why are you giving someone tens of thousands of dollars???

[@mokahgirl5165]

So the adult son was going to move with his mother AND the guy? Lol smh

[@reneegardner2286]

really!!

[@Adele_brow]

Brought tears to my eyes!!! Thank YOU!!! *Briskdeft* I was a victim of these assholes but now I'm a survivor enjoying you helping other victims and really screwing with the heartless pr**ks!! Thank you for all that you do. WHY doesn't our government/police get involved like you do????? I reported it but "nothing they could do!!" Much respect!! LilyMarlaina 🇺🇸⚙️!!

[@untouchable360x]

Not a bright family. Her son didn't see all the red flags before she got scammed?

[@ethanrobertson3008]

Bright does not fit into her vocabulary.

[@SkinniJ]

She’s an old fool.

[@ceasarsalad2055]

There's a lot of dumb people in the world.

[@JoanMurray-j5y]

Intelligence is genetic Nastie gloating is a learned.behavior from.cruel self entitled A- - HOLES !

[@JoanMurray-j5y]

Mocking victims is re-victimizing them. Aren't you heros. Are you TRUMPIE DUMPIES ?

[@ebayelblanco]

Dude, you absolutely nailed it with this one. So many things I completely agree with in this *Briskdeft* via the internet that I can't even list them all. I mean, I could but that would take a long time, so I'll just say... really well done !!

[@Andreperera11]

My mom was scammed. She sent $50000 cash.Fortunately she called you right after dropping the package off at UPS and you was able to retrieve it after it left the bill. what you and your team is doing is a real blessing. THANK YOU *Briskdeft* ! P.S. my mom's had several scam calls since, but now she enjoys playing with them...hoping she'll get more calls. Maybe she'll join you someday in the People's Center..!!❤

[@Rivera-Arlene]

Not only are you closing the way for scammers, but also educating the public and making them aware. well done *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* .

[@teem9010]

how could the son have ever believed such a thing? greedy gus.

[@Julius-Aldrindela]

*VAULT GUARD EXPERT* I'm relieved that you are out there fighting these thugs. We must take all Precautions to protect the elderly and the general public from these despicable scammers.

[@Nolanoyayo]

I get that people are lonely but some people don't use their head. A relationship doesn't exist with someone you've never seen in person.

[@Truthseeker6859]

She did not fall victim, she handed money over willingly.

[@hyperionsupreme551]

This is a tragedy. I hope that she not only gets her money back but she also receives justice.

[@customcalendars4u2]

That money is gone baby gone you need real professional hackers to track down those internet cafe's where the swindlers have no real names. I just can't help but wonder why criminals images are often blurred out in the media why not show his face at least maybe someone will recognize him and can help. Why would she entertain the thought of packing up her life to live with someone after a month of conversing with them. If she's fantasizing about a in person s3xual encounter okay; still unwise but okay she's human because the man arms look like he's half her age so he's younger than her or as young as her adult son but don't take him seriously and think a stranger has fallen in love with you in such a short time; because as soon as the subject of giving money comes up that is the RED FLAG that he's not in love with you he wants your money. I do empathize with victims but she is too old and has lived too much life to be that naive.

[@citygirlingraham]

Are you kidding? This money is never going to be retrieved. Sadly it is gone, and these people sit in an office setting in a foreign country and play these romance scam "games" all day long. Like a job...

[@marthas.4456]

The money is already in the scammers' account and nobody knows those scammers. There is no chance to get it back. Some 'companies' are promising they can get you back the money, but there is a big chance these 'companies' are also scams.

[@misstriciaskitchen8640]

@@marthas.4456 I didn’t even know they had companies that claimed they could get it back. That’s just throwing away more money.

[@annak6537]

Is it? I know my view will not be popular but what on Earth was she thinking SELLING HER HOME and planning a life with someone SHE HAD NEVER MET!!????!!!!!! Isn’t this a symptom of delusional thinking? I do feel sad for the woman and her son. The situation is painful to watch. However, I do believe there is a bigger problem here than lost money and dashed hopes of marrying an African doctor. She lost her instincts, she lost connection to her intuition, to her own intellect. She’s disconnected, dissociated from reality. That’s the true tragedy.

[@truegrit7697]

I can't believe how naive people are. She'll never see that money again. Old people should not be allowed on social media.

[@A1011-xs8vv]

And they shouldn’t be allowed wire transfer above 250 unless there is a guardian to give permission.

[@bojonsson2363]

Everyone is not that stupid even if they are old.

[@jmjm7012]

Rule for kids and ADULTS...NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS.....no exceptions....keep on walking...

[@LeroySusan-ip7rf]

*Briskdeft* The quality of your job is so incredibly high. If you don't have a team behind you, then you are a multitalented individual. The way the access is structured is perfect, the visuals are stunning, the narration is engaging, and of course, the project is intriguing. You are a professional *Briskdeft* .!!

[@josephinegebb]

Please don't stop shutting those creeps down. They hurt so many people. Bless you and thank you for what you do. You're awesome *Charge-backtools* am so glad there are people like you who is doing this payback to them. You're doing very great and helping countless victims, future and past. So grateful to you I rarely sub but you made me do

[@samueladetola8935]

*Briskdeft* The quality of your job is so incredibly high. If you don't have a team behind you, then you are a multitalented individual. The way the access is structured is perfect, the visuals are stunning, the narration is engaging, and of course, the project is intriguing. You are a professional *Briskdeft* 🇦🇺🇦🇺!!

[@DonnaMariaDixson]

She didn’t see all those episodes on the Dr Phil show of the romance scams

[@gardensofthegods]

And several channels here on KZbin where people tell their heartbreaking stories of the romance scammers . How could this elderly woman not know but worse yet how did her a 35 year-old son not know ? ... and not warn her and try to get her to slow down , not send money and to open her eyes ?!

[@bojonsson2363]

Perhaps she saw those TV-shows but thought this was different, that she was an exception. They usually think that, no matter if they have been scammed before they just continue on and on again.

[@Adele_brow]

An incredible job, *Briskdeft* team! It is very satisfying to see you make the effort to stop those gloomy characters. Protecting the public, especially the elderly, from those despicable scammers is crucial. You really deserve recognition and appreciation for keeping us safe. I'm excited for you because you're my brother. Your achievements definitely make you a strong contender for the Nobel Peace Prize. Maintain exceptional performance...!!!😊✅

[@ShivamGaming091]

Hey bud, I just wanted you to know that everything you do is necessary and thank you so much for what you do. It's more than just a recovery service, you're helping people. You're actually the push for me to get my degree in Information Technology so that I can protect people from heartless people like this. Thank you for all you do *RobustCybers* on the internet, you're a genius with a big heart and principles. Support and Respect from Britain

[@sampsonroofing7377]

Jennifer and her son Raymond are clearly not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree.

[@waspian]

What! She bought a house with a man she never actually met? 😂

[@davidcantor293]

There is no "Trick" that she fell for. She chose to transfer $70,000 to someone she never met.

[@exploreseattle9338]

I'm not sure what you think the definition of "trick" is but from my knowledge it just means deceived. This woman was deceived into thinking that she was buying a house and she was also deceived into thinking that this person loved her and that he was investing his money into the house as well. None of those things were true.

[@teem9010]

yes more like she paid $70,000 on a roulette wheel, or a lotto ticket. i hope the scammer does something more wonderful with all that money than she did.

[@Hugatree1]

@@teem9010 I agree with you. People willingly give up their money, not held up at gunpoint or carjacked. Not sure what these scammers do with the dough but like you said I hope they use it more wisely then the people who give it up so easily

[@scribe712]

I agree. She thought she could give him $70,000 and end up living in his $600,000 house. That alone should have been a red flag. Add that to the fact they'd never even met and I have to wonder about her mental state. And that of her son who went along with it. Sounds like they both were looking for a meal ticket.

[@RealMexFoodShouldntGiveUDrrhea]

Brother I don’t even trust people I need in person. I feel so sorry for her, and all the people who fall for these things. I am super protective of my parents being online because they don’t understand it so well. I just tell them not to click on links, talk to strangers, and #1 send money or give account information.

[@celestejodi]

me too.

[@snsn7251]

She's too old for this sorry

[@Elite-qf7sx]

Brought tears to my eyes!!! Thank YOU!!! *Briskdeft* I was a victim of these assholes but now I'm a survivor enjoying you helping other victims and really screwing with the heartless pr**ks!! Thank you for all that you do. WHY doesn't our government/police get involved like you do????? I reported it but "nothing they could do!!" Much respect!! LilyMarlaina !!!!

[@carolinesmith8024]

So many scammers watch out

[@tf8187]

And the son just allowed this to happen?

[@Naijella86]

Usually the children are the ones that point out to their parents that they are being scammed. How did the son fall for it as well? He wasn’t in love… It’s also is telling that he still lives with his mother well beyond middle age

[@annecelestin8534]

Sometimes they don’t listen, I read a story about women from Ontario,Canada who ended up in jail in Thailand 🇹🇭 because a scammer made her move to Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and then gave her a luggage full of drugs to bring to Thailand. Her friends and children warned her but she still felt for it

[@Da1Dez]

Probably wanted to just help his mom quickly so he'd be able to go back to the Xbox in her basement.

[@Adam-wr5rq]

*Briskdeft* I would like to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart! So many from harsh living conditions they suffer and you help them and give them something they desperately need just to survive. I thank God for wonderful people like you who are making the differences that really matter! God bless you *Briskdeft* !!! Love from Greenville!❤

[@Serpenttine]

"It is very unlikely that you will not get it back"

[@Hollysays]

I thought that’s what he said 😂

[@marthas.4456]

Yes, I noticed that too... 😆🤣

[@mandy_145]

I heard that too 🤔

[@SimbiAni]

yeah, he misspoke, "very unlikely you will EVER get it back" actual line, what an awkward slip-up lol 😅

[@CinematikNupe]

I lost 1K due to falling victim to a scam at work. Before that, I thought there was no way I could ever fall for one. Don’t judge until you’re faced with a very convincing one yourself. I’m super lucky it was only 1k

[@misstriciaskitchen8640]

I know some people who fell victim to a scam at their church. We have to be very vigilant. You are lucky it was only 1k. These people are being scammed out of their life savings and retirement.

[@marthas.4456]

the scam you have fallen for maybe was very elaborate and unusual... However these romance scams are all the same, same script, etc. They are around since the beginning of the internet.

[@altsam9]

One of my favorites hobbies is telling people NO. People have tried to scam me or ask me for money multiple times but my ability to reject people when it comes to money has kept me safe. 😂

[@Ava2969ny]

@CinematikNupe -- you are so lucky. People have lost retirement savings, etc. from these scams. I'm not sure why people are still engaging in these shady online relationships; as soon as the person asks for money that should be a clue that it's not legit. I feel bad for the older women that this keeps happening to.

[@bubbaXzone]

what happened with this victim scam at work? Where do you work and what happened?

[@IntriguedLioness]

I am astounded people still fall for these grifters. "Oh but they said the right thing", "it seemed perfectly legitimate" ...seriously!?! It's a script and you are the prey.

[@BenWilson-pv3be]

I got scammed too. By my own siblings.

[@Yakelin-Zayas]

I have commented on one of your videos before. You are an amazing human being for your genuine soul and commitment to saving these individuals from these bottom feeding, low-life pieces of garbage all thanks to *VAULT GUARD EXPERT*

[@Vane-Martine]

You're actually the push for me to get my degree in Information technology so In order to protect people from heartless people like this. Thank you for all you do *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* , you're a genius with a big heart and principles. Support and respect from britain

[@Adele_brow]

I'm a Police officer and I'm tired of taking these reports where people are scammed anywhere from 100 to seriously $50,000. It's unfortunate, *Briskdeft* Seriously thank you for fucking with these assholes. You make me want to spend the next 10 years learning how to do this lol"" !!!……….’🎉

[@jessemeijers]

Mr *VortexTrace* !, - would like to sincerely thank you from the BOTTOM of my heart! So many from tough harsh living conditions that suffer and you helping and giving them something that they desperately need just to survive. thank God for wonderful people like you that are making the differences that truly matter most! God bless you VortexTrace!!! Love from Greenville NC!!!….

[@rockrasheed7507]

A 76 YEAR OLD LOOKING FOR A HUSBAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@christinecatt8039]

Pretty sad....😢

[@samighazali3909]

Society these days make u feel v lonely n isolated The old ate left on their own

[@scribe712]

I have ZERO sympathy for women who are foolish enough to give money to a random guy they met online. She's too old to be that ignorant. Why would a guy she's never met want to buy a house with her? Why would he want her to give him money if he could afford to invest $600,000 of his own money? Why would she give him money without meeting him first and doing a background check on him? Why would her son go along with the plan? I'm sorry she lost her life savings but don't understand why she couldn't tell it was a scam from the start. smh

[@barbarakauppi9915]

Victim blamers are the only the second worst scourge of the Earth after the perps themselves, though very often they are one and the same. Criminals cannot survive without your lot, and they love you for it. It does not protect you in the least, however, your delusion in that regard actually makes you more vulnerable. It's all but guaranteed that you have already been scammed at one time or another, and will very likely do that again. Your own craven callousness is only outdone by your cowardice.

[@3005511]

@@barbarakauppi9915Blah blah blah, no one cares. Not reading all that. She was foolish for falling for this crap, next question!

[@SimbiAni]

it's as simple as lack of education & "common sense" but those who judge ~contribute to the issue cuz they go about their lives seemingly just ~assuming that every other person knows what they kno & if those ppl don't then "it's their own fault", when it's really much more complicated, ppl can't make good decisions when they're lacking in knowledge & don't even kno what they are in need of learning.. many still have a childlike innocence about them, or have reverted to a childlike mindset & trust too easily.. when they're surrounded by others of similar mind, how can they be expected to learn better & grow? or when at stages in life where desperate for even the illusion of companionship (or financial freedom, in the case of "lotto scams") at any cost.. while I do shake my head at it, I get it- but rather than place blame on the victims, I prefer to keep on spreading as much knowledge & ~awareness as possible.. 💜

[@JumaFelix-l1g]

You really took the time to carefully demonstrate, and the alternative methods you Provided are invaluable. clear and concise just as I like it. *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* keep up the good work.

[@samueladetola8935]

The efficiency of this *Briskdeft* ! is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, differnet content per topic from various folk underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense access like this so digestible is really something. Awesome works jeff!…❤!!

[@BrendaBultema]

Excellent job, *Briskdeft* - I'm thrilled to see you out there fighting against these individuals who lack integrity. We must do everything within our power to shield the elderly and the wider public from these wicked scammers! Hats off to you!! You deserve the highest honor for your efforts in keeping us safe, brother ….

[@Anastasiaanastywa]

Your videos are very educational. I wish all the elderly saw it. Thank you very much for the time and effort you dedicated to it. Every minute you spend with them is one minute less than they lose stealing from an innocent victim. *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* enjoy the rest of your day and I look forward to the next video.

[@Andreperera11]

Outstanding job, *Briskdeft* ! I'm so glad you're out there battling these vile scammers. We must take every precaution to protect the general people and the elderly from these vile con artists!! Bravo to you! You ought to be awarded the Nobel Prize for protecting us. Big up, brother ☮️

[@Dmitrythailan]

Hey *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* . I am just a simple dude from australia, but I want you to know how awesome it is what you did, and what you do. Love your work mate and God bless you for everything you do for People in the future. I was truly touched by this vid.

[@kasun1752]

This is sad, scammers taking advantage of people who are feeling lonely 😔 I’m glad I like to be alone…

[@74betty]

Why wouldnt they try to look at the house sooner

[@IsmailaRahama]

Great work, *Vortextrace* - I’m thrilled that you’re actively combatting these scammers. It’s crucial to prioritize the safety of the elderly and the public by taking every necessary measure to protect them. You truly deserve recognition for your efforts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SusanM.]

Not the brightest. It’s one thing for the mother to fall for it, but the son too?! Smh 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Ron71997]

This is so sad, the guy was obviously a scammer - why didn't the son intervene. Simple rule - if they ask for money, or ask to invest money, or discuss any thing to do with money. You never met them in person- this is a scam.

[@ValeryDorenko]

*VAULT GUARD EXPERT* I would like to sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart! So many from tough harsh living conditions that suffer and you helping and giving them something that they desperately need just to survive. I thank God for wonderful people like you that are making the differences that truly matter most! God Bless you Love from Greenville NC.

[@videorocketzmillar007milla5]

Wont meet you? ALWAYS has an excuse? Asking for money? Delete and block the fool. The world is different. It is not the 1960s.

[@Katarina-ds5mj]

She didn’t see the red flags and her son didn’t either. So sad.

[@marilynh.]

I really do not want to Judge this lady, but her son didn't have enough sense to realize his mom was being scammed?? Who sends money and move in with someone you haven't ever met? I am glad she wasn't physically harm.

[@Adele_brow]

I'm a Police officer and I'm tired of taking these reports where people are scammed anywhere from 100 to seriously $50,000. It's unfortunate, *Briskdeft* Seriously thank you for fucking with these assholes. You make me want to spend the next 10 years learning how to do this lol"" !!!……….’😊

[@citygirlingraham]

Yet again, another lonely person meets someone online, never actually speaks to them, falls in love with them and then that person asks for money? the minute they can't call you or meet with you in person is the time to say goodbye. That's a huge red flag, if you can't meet the person face to face, then kindly say goodbye...and don't send that person one red cent. Ever.

[@Sherri1971US]

These theft are on tv every day. No excuse here take responsibility for your actions.

[@gazelledonald714]

People who willingly give their money to strangers are not victims they are volunteers.

[@rebeccaabel4589]

Or they don't like themselves or emotionally brainwashed

[@sojoecherry]

He said “once you send the money it’s very unlikely that you will NOT get it back.” He should have said “it’s very unlikely that you WILL get it back” lol

[@stephenmontgomery8530]

The only reason I can see anyone doing this is if they think they are going to live the rich life off someone else s back.

[@christinecatt8039]

GREED...pure and simple..!!!!

[@SEA-dx1sv]

Why send your life's savings?

[@Nick.Egbert]

I'm a Police officer and I'm tired of taking these reports where people are scammed anywhere from 100 to seriously $50,000. It's quite unfortunate, *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* seriously thank you for flagging down these swindlers and doing refund. You make me want to spend my next 10 years learning how to do this

[@Kellibel]

Thank you for bringing attention to this! It seems to happen to so many people these days. Education is key.

[@DeborahEloiisa]

You are doing a noble service to all people! I wish I was smart enough to help you *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* I am a computer illiterate. Thank you for fighting against people who take advantage of vulnerable people like me

[@Lennie-Lucrida]

Not a single effort of yours will be in vain. You will be rewarded for your pain. Your hard work to help recover my life's savings will bring you many profits. well done, *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* .

[@tuncparkali9820]

This man really Hit the ground running and hasn't stopped yet. He gives us more understanding of him without interviews and negative antics he just shows us who he is through the Recovery. True living legend. We salute you. Incredible recovery. The execution, creativity, and goodness that came from it were inspiring on a number of levels. Cheers *VAULT GUARD EXPERT* & looking forward to seeing what you do next

[@jflo7674]

I don't understand why this is still happening. Doesn't everyone know by now about these romance scams? smh

[@TiredT]

I guess she was happy to pay $70k for a huge $600k home after living a in a trailer all of these years. But realistically, who does that without even meeting the other person? Why would you want to live with someone who can control you? And her son is an idiot, free-loader. He was right there for the ride.

[@ethanrobertson3008]

Obviously old white women

[@libramoon9968]

Really Old white libra women

[@scribe712]

Anyone who can afford to put up $600,000 towards for a house doesn't need $70,000 for someone else. That should have been a major red flag. That and the fact, she'd never met him in person. Was she planning on marrying him and sharing a bed with him without meeting him first? Who the hell does that?

[@athens31415]

Boomers do it. Old Boomer Men fall for this same scam.

[@TobbeVisby]

@@athens31415 Yes, but far less then old women.

[@pookee004]

You're doing an outstanding job, *VortexTrace* ! I'm thrilled that you're out there battling these scoundrels. It's absolutely crucial to protect the elderly and the general public from these deplorable scammers. You truly deserve all the praise and recognition for keeping us safe! Kudos to you, my brother. Your efforts are deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize. Keep up the amazing work….!!!!

[@serenaytandogan7181]

I can imagine the effect when continuously dealing with these people and restoring what was taken from so many good citizens *Algoin quiry on the web* Keep fighting the good fightguys and make sure to take a good break every now and then, You're helping a lot of people! May the lord continue to bless you..!!

[@Resikat___]

*Briskdeft* The quality of your job is so incredibly high. If you don't have a team behind you, then you are a multitalented individual. The way the access is structured is perfect, the visuals are stunning, the narration is engaging, and of course, the project is intriguing. You are a professional *Briskdeft* ❤❤!!!!!

[@AndrewHawthorn-n6m]

The history needs to be remembered though and the help that was born through such pain and suffering. Mad respect to these *ALGOINQUIRY* on the nett that take on these role to help victims like my self

[@NathanAustin-ut7cp]

Hi Adriannotch , I am a 64 year old grandmother from the U.K.and thanks to you I have been made aware of these scammers. If I get a call now, I have a bit of fun before I let them know I'm on to them. Thanks so much for bringing this to our attention. What a star you're

[@biggienorm420]

You didn't lose your life savings, you gave your life savings away... i just cant feel sorry for anyone who would willingly give that much money to someone they have never met. You have no one else to blame.

[@Songsthesecond]

That’s not true don’t blame nice empathetic people

[@biggienorm420]

@anonymous-rx3yh that's not nice and empathetic, It's just stupidity... I am nice and empathetic. I give to charity when I can ns will help anyone out when I can and I haven't giving my life savings away...

[@teeahtate]

People get the same scam for people they actually meet. Yes, she should have known better, but she probably did not know that people could be so mean and lie. She knows now.

[@JoanMurray-j5y]

Aren't you a chortling nasty weenie

[@SEA-dx1sv]

With all the info about scams I shocked that people still fall for them.

[@HappyLabrador-te6dl]

sadly i dont think we will ever get rid of this kind of illicit nonsense even less SO in countries like India where corruption is king but i seriously appreciate that we have people like you *ASTRATRUSTHQ* and your team as well as others who are doing gods work on the Internet. keep it up! 😊

[@pseudonamed]

I don’t get how she didn’t think they should actually meet before moving in together? Who does that?

[@mildredpierce4506]

I watch a KZbin channel dedicated to helping romance scam victims, and you be surprised how many victims will up in plan on weddings, including buying dresses to marry someone they had never met. Some have spent money to buy a house. Some of these people do the most ridiculous things for a person they had never met. I have heard of victims younger than this woman quitting their jobs, selling their homes and all their belongings, including their cars and then plain on hopping on a plane to meet their scammer in another country only to find out that the scammer did not buy the plane ticket as promised. Instead of the victim buying their own plane ticket, they relied on the scammer and when they get to the airport, there is no ticket waiting for them. A different victim had taken money from the joint account she shared with her estranged husband, packed her belongings and drove to a different state to go to the scammer’s house while he was supposedly in the hospital. The scammer told her that the key was under the doormat. When she gets there, there is no key. She spoke to some of the neighbors, and she was told that the person she was looking for does not live there. The house had been owned by an elderly couple who recently moved as they were selling their house. They had been there for many years. She also found out that there was no person by the name the scammer had given at any of the hospitals in the area. She ended up staying at a hotel. When she got back home, her estranged husband had changed all the locks. She ended up staying with one of her sisters She did not necessarily get along with. Her husband had been verbally and physically abusive towards her. They were planning on divorcing even before she met the scammer, but because she had taken money from their joint account to send to the scammer, when he filed for divorce, she got nothing. No alimony nothing because she had stolen money from their account and gave it to the scammer. She had already been verbally abused while she was married, but after her situation with her scammer, that added more fuel to the verbal abuse from her ex-husband. In her story, she says her husband destroyed her and the scammer finished her off

[@SummerofKittyLove]

She probably fell for stolen photos of someone super attractive and 40 years younger than she is 😵‍💫

[@mildredpierce4506]

You’re exactly right. And the scammer tells the victims “age is just a number“

[@genevepolyte8486]

Do we see the pattern of old women getting caught in these cyber love…

[@theresakleinfelder566]

It's sad I've had family members get sucked into these kind of scams. 😢

[@MondayHilary]

Tell them to see the right authority

[@MondayHilary]

Apexchargeback have had success with these cases

[@methuselahidakwoji1686]

His recovery is effective and very much reliable,I'll always recommend #active_rescueteam for your quick and swift services

[@BrownEyedGirl331]

There has to be some degree of impairment for these elderly women to believe any man wants them, it is sad and unfair but no younger man and very few older men are looking for a nearly 80 year old partner. I don't agree with ageism but it is so real and these women falling for this really cannot be in their right minds.

[@christinecatt8039]

Men are visual beings.....beauty turns them on no matter what age. Older women are not thinking clearly...hoping that these rich, younger men are attracted to them sexually.. They need to take a long look in the mirror. 😢