Woman’s life savings wiped out by fake financial adviser

A metro Atlanta woman lost more than $120,000 to a fake financial adviser who had stolen the identity of a legitimate investment broker at a major financial firm.
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[@raymondhenry6200]

Sensitization and awareness against crypto SCAMS is something that's not done ENOUGH by these creators.

[@SargisFarter]

Some creators do but most people don't LISTEN! Fortunately, there's a possibility of tracing and tracking down your funds if you have sufficient information to back your claim I've been able to recover for the most part funds that I've lost to these bad actors thanks to Rob

[@SargisFarter]

RobertoBiscardo

[@SargisFarter]

he is active on the TE LE GRAM

[@Boutys_mom]

Also, notice the email in screenshots. It was a gmail acct. No reputable investment company uses gmail vs their companies email address!

[@newmexicoballer3867]

She most likely clicked on an ad. Scammers make ads faking companies.

[@4ft3rburn3r]

@@newmexicoballer3867 Probably fell for those bots in the YT comment section where they are all bragging about how much money they made and it was all because of some Financial Advisor.

[@b1crusade384]

Exactly.

[@kelj4517]

She was a big dummy! Who goes on KZbin to find a financial investor!

[@shinji1264]

@@newmexicoballer3867 Scammers and Finance ad goes hand in hand... The internet needs to create a block with a special URL icon or something for all the legit firms, because this is getting outta hand imo. You got situations where they got entire fake apps in the app store and they only get removed after a lot of ppl get scammed.

[@supportmytroups7]

No legit financial investor is going to be recommended in KZbin comments or invest using crypto

[@jerradwilson]

Exactly. Every YT comment section in financial videos is filled with these scam bots and YT does nothing.

[@creolelady182]

This is why I only do business in person and not over the internet

[@rendezyt]

That's not the problem here; she went to invest via a Ytuber (fake female financial adviser) that faked that she had worked for a major investment broker. If the victim in this case had went to a legitimate brokerage website online she would not have had this issue. You don't need to meet people in person, just don't invest via people that have accounts on social media sites like YT, instagram etc. Go create a proper brokerage account online yourself (similar to how you do with online banking) with these investment firms on their websites and control the investment yourself.

[@srourfamily]

a computer basically destroy her wealth world!! wow AI at work!!! Good luck and have faith

[@rgarri6396]

Vanguard one of the largest and best investment firm in America does it only trough phone and internet. They will do conference call on line. This is sad for the lady.

[@jogmas12]

So you don’t trust on line brokerages like e-trade, Charles Schwab, Fidelity?

[@coastalhillbilly3419]

@@rendezytYep,a lot of financial threads on YT has posts threads that start out with someone in need of financial advice, others chime in needing help, soon a post naming financial advisor/savior, testimonial posts follow, hook, line and sinker 🎣 Vanguard makes it easy to DIY and some of their best funds following the major indexes only charge literally a few ($3) bucks a year for every $10k invested

[@echiffon4120]

Never Never Never Trust That Internet Crypto mess. Too Many Scams are here.

[@mattyrock2467]

i dont trust cryptos period.

[@Slay_Nation]

LMFAO 😂😂😂

[@mattyrock2467]

@@Slay_Nation if you dont hold it then you dont own it. There is a reason why money has to be physical and not some digital form of wealth

[@jogmas12]

@@mattyrock2467BTC could go to $52 million some say

[@Gr8Incarnate]

This coming from someone who knows nothing bout crypto I bet. You can buy Bitcoin (that's the only "crypto" that matters) and safely store it all on your own without the need of any fake or real financial advisor. If you got scammed it's because you didn't do thorough research. This woman might have done some research, but obviously didn't do enough.

[@georgewilson7706]

ah yes- the established Fidelity advisor with a nonsense gmail account email.

[@microbios8586]

If you've ever gotten scammed, you know the embarrassment it causes and the self-blaming. I feel so bad for her. I thank her for telling her story despite the embarrassment. Hopefully, she has helped others avoid similar scams.

[@SewingBoxDesigns]

You see these fake financial advisors being posted about copy pasted all over KZbin. They usually start out "my family has been blessed, thank God I'm able to donate, blah blah blah". Different names same script. Totally fake.

[@namjoonswhite-stripedcrab]

I saw those under every financial YT video and wondered who the heck would actually fall for them.

[@MarcoMercado-ps1yl]

My money stays under my mattress...all 40 bucks

[@xana5649]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dimitriberozny3729]

SAME HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dquan731]

This is so stupid. No legit financial company will ask you to pay taxes. Never mind paying taxes with crypto or gift cards or anything silly like that. People really have no idea how financial systems work. Just remember, when you sell, you can use that proceed to pay any taxes. If anyone tells you otherwise, you are being conned.

[@b1crusade384]

You pay taxes like on dividend profits, to the government. Not to the bank.

[@bjwilliams]

​​Right it's like additional income added when you do taxes. This lady should have stuck with regular savings accounts__ simple but safe for her. Why would I attend a tennis match, or a golf game? I have no idea what is going on!! At least I can follow a basketball game! Stick with what you know_ local Credit Union has Money Market and CD accts===plus savings accts==enough. Like people coming to your door to sell you solar, or JW, or Mormons--, another scam...going on for years now!@@b1crusade384

[@shinji1264]

Skrill does it... and they've been up and running for many years and nobody is taking down the site.

[@OctPSfever]

Hundres hundres ppl over the world get fooled by phone voice phising, online romance scam etc. hard to believe but these scams work all the time

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

And she's the smart one in her family... yikes!

[@jackchoy6969]

It's crypto, so she'll never get that money back. Never, ever invest in crypto!

[@jogmas12]

It was the scammer not the crypto

[@adamnugent2137]

@@jogmas12 Crypto is a platform designed to be used by scammers as a scam!

[@jackchoy6969]

@@jogmas12 It's crypto. Crypto is largely unregulated, so there's no way to positively identify who owns what crypto wallet address and thus, no way to confidently reverse transactions or clawback. While scammers can still hit a regulated system, it's way easier to scam via crypto. Why do you think these criminals choose crypto?

[@mzbeegrier539]

They scammed me too🙄

[@jackchoy6969]

@@jogmas12 It's crypto. Crypto is largely unregulated, so there's no way to positively identify who owns what crypto wallet address and thus, no way to confidently reverse transactions or clawback. While scammers can still hit a regulated system, it's way easier to scam via crypto. Why do you think these criminals choose crypto?

[@dyates6380]

I go to my investment advisor's office. Face to face, and he's about two miles away. I'd NEVER take ANY advice from someone online, and KZbin in particular is rife with scammers and "get rich quick" clowns who sadly, target the less savvy or sophisticated people. Face to face, with a reputable company in the reputable company's office. Period. I feel sorry for this woman because she thought she was doing the right thing. Scammers will pay for what they do, even if it's in the next "life".

[@ChooseLife-rb3uk]

I worked for a guy who had a cleaning company and we went to restaurants and bus station to clean. I quit that job as I found a better job. Fast forward 6 months I saw an ad with this guy on the photo as a FINANCIAL ADVISOR. I am smart with my money as I saved those money financial adviser is for people who don’t understand basic math.

[@errolneal9789]

My heart goes out to this woman! She did almost everything right until she didnt. 😢

[@glasshalffull2930]

#1 She fell for the BS on KZbin #2 She didn’t go ‘directly’ through Fidelity #3 She fell for the tax scam #4 She fell for all the subsequent tax scam to the tune of $105K Yeah, she “did almost everything right.”

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmaoooo she did everything wrong 😂 you think those successful traders would be wasting time commenting on KZbin 😂 a successful trader don’t need ads everywhere. People would know where to find them 😂 lots of internet illiterate people out there lmao

[@maxoverridemax]

Mine got wiped out by inflation😵‍💫

[@DeSmith-o4b]

Bidenomics

[@DeSmith-o4b]

Bidenomics

[@Hardworkdedication777]

Have to know when to withdraw. Investing requires educating yourself. Just looking for an investment broker to do it all is insane. I understand she did her research but that wasn’t the problem. The problem was not having any knowledge and that will lead to you being scammed.

[@davidbrooks8809]

U stupid 😅😊😂😢

[@SmellyDestroyer]

Corporate greed

[@msmj9102]

Crypto? Say less. Not doing it.

[@mattyrock2467]

yep stay away from them

[@untouchable360x]

So her $5000 investment “turned” into millions? Isn’t that too good to be true? That is why she was asked to pay so much in taxes?

[@xana5649]

Wow, insane.

[@xana5649]

Very smart those scammers

[@untouchable360x]

@@xana5649 No, she was very dumb.

[@mariac2729]

@@untouchable360x she said she did her research

[@PatrickCharlesjpc]

What's wrong with people? Why would you do this type of financial transaction with a person you have never met?

[@tahariobi391]

I smell a rat. The company obviously have a Cyber Security issue and should have known. There is no way that company didn't know about this problem before this incident.

[@wilbertberriclone7427]

Agree. How could Fidelity not know about the impersonation of their broker. How could the broker not know?

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

I got spam emails from 'Fidelity' but the email address was a few letters off from the legitimate site. Hover over the email address to see if it's real.

[@sharonh2991]

That’s my question. They didn’t say she was working with the advisor through Fidelity. I’m guessing she reached out to this person via some email account posted online.

[@Deathtofrogleghorn]

@@wilbertberriclone7427You could look up that broker’s information and see where they were working at. Her dumb butt failed to catch onto the fact that they were emailing her from a Gmail account instead of one straight from Fidelity’s. Then when they asked her to pay taxes and fees up front, that should’ve told her something was wrong. You don’t pay more money to get money. You pay any tax liabilities to the IRS around tax time if you made gains-not to the person asking for it.

[@madbug1965]

This is why I don't trust financial advisors....

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmao 😂 you have no money to invest to begin with 😂 don’t bark at the wrong tree 🌲

[@MoogleMoger]

​@el_chilango2953 she did though but she got scammed so what's the point,?

[@mariac2729]

@@el_chilango2953 The correct idiom is "barking up the wrong tree", which means to make a mistake in emphasis, follow the wrong course, or ask the wrong person.

[@johnnysunshine7589]

"This can happen to anyone". Right. Not me. Not if you don't play stupid games.

[@shinji1264]

"We are glad to announce to you that your profit is soon to be credited to your wallet but we need to confirm that you have the INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PERMIT CERTIFICATE (IBCP)." Instead of the US wasting a billion dollars on the war on terror it would've probably best to setup counter agencies against these scammers, get their IP leak their address, dox them and create some sort of international criminal database just for them.

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmaooo literally she fell for every red flags. Who goes on KZbin comment section to look for brokerage to invest? Also the email communication came from a gmail account 😂😂😂 this is basic internet 101. If you’re not using gmail account in your job then you know the answer why

[@drjs2431]

Yea, I’m tired of that trite saying: “It could happen to anyone”. Bull. Stop it. Never happened to me b/c I educated myself. And my education showed me to stay the h*ll away from crypto.

[@EB-ok3io]

What an extremely expensive cautionary tale. Sorry this happened to her!

[@lizcorredor3480]

You should never trust anyone

[@TheNeighborhoodFinanceGuy]

Why would you keep giving them money and go to another website.

[@Slay_Nation]

Just stupid

[@dmgfoto4508]

How do you accumulate so much money then are stupid enough to lose it?!?

[@TexasMade903]

She could've just easily put the money in an S&P 500 etf or index fund and called it a day.

[@user-kk3qg5el1m]

Can you lose any of your capital on these funds?

[@TexasMade903]

@user-kk3qg5el1m Nope! The average S&P 500 return is between 10-12%.

[@French-i4u]

@@TexasMade903vanguard of fidelity website and chill . VTSAx and chill

[@robnelson6545]

Yes you can lose up to your initial investment. Usually these are the safest stocks though. In 2008 the s&p lost 50% of its value but it came back up over a number of years. You would probably have lost more in many other funds though. If you want a guaranteed return invest in your saving account funds or us treasuries but over time you won’t get a 10% return either.

[@user-kk3qg5el1m]

@@robnelson6545 I have been using CD as a safe place since rates have been high. I have some 5% cd now but when rates drop and these mature I will be looking for other safe options to invest.

[@jaykay3835]

That’s a whole heap of money to lose … type of thing makes a person go mad

[@smileandlaughs]

There were a few obvious signs but the user ultimately failed the logic test. She verified the name of the person did exists but failed to verify that is the actual person shes talking to.

[@LoneWolf42389]

Yup. What she said she didn't do was meet face to face with the person in a real legit brick and mortar financial institution. Hell, I have taken chances with the E-bank that utilizes Wal-Mart. But, a consumer should always do business with a financial institution that he or she can walk into and talk to a human being.

[@scoobie8amg]

Thats so sad. She shouldnt feel shame. She did her due diligence and thought she waa going about it the right way.

[@privateconcierge3375]

I wonder if the investment broker reported his identity theft and if his name has been used more than once! Seems very sketchy!

[@MundyPerez]

You should not steal. Being greedy is also a mortal sin.

[@anthonydavis3424]

So is being a moron

[@anthonydavis3424]

Lol

[@JoeUrdiales]

Thats exactly what I did. Being too lazy to do research, I simply went to the advisors place of business and asked many, many questions. Did reference checks and called the BBB to ask questions of hIm and his degrees, background check. When everything cleared, I invested low for one year, and then went forward.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

That's upping the game stealing the identity of an adviser at Fidelity.

[@biboydoce8924]

Do not invest anymore. You do not know who to trust.

[@silentnot4812]

It isn’t an investment scam. This is greed. These people wanted to make lots of money fast so they would fall for anything.

[@bobby4f]

Investing your entire life saving with someone you nvr met is an brain dead level idiot move

[@OctPSfever]

Bad guys know how to shake your mind up.

[@rogerrosen2323]

a cd is guaranteed can do it yourself rates were low a long time i got 6 pc 40 yrs ago

[@microbios8586]

​@@OctPSfeverexactly. I don't like people shaming the victim here. Swindlers play mind games. Some people fall for the games, unfortunately. God help this woman

[@microbios8586]

Don't blame the victim, guys. She's clearly embarrassed. It could happen to anyone.

[@drjs2431]

Please, don’t feel sorry for her. She did something wrong is her due diligence process. First thing she did wrong was investing in crypto.

[@uscitizen1035]

So the GMAIL email address wasn't a red flag? Did she really think Fidelity sends emails from a GMAIL email address? It's scary that in her family she's considered the savvy go-to person. Dam!

[@kennyv2609]

Having to send usdt to a crypto wallet to pay fees should be another red flag too.

[@DaveDepilot-KFRG]

I know, imagine the others...

[@JasonB-g7i]

I would be contacting every federal attorneys office in the entire country!!

[@smileandlaughs]

What good would that do when it's clearly a scam and the person's identity is unknown.

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmao 😂 what will that do?

[@DouginHanover]

A lot of this type fraud originates from Russia.

[@7SideWays]

Fraud can be reimbursed by banks but not scams. Unfortunately she was a scam victim that authorized the pmts. Scam vs fraud is an important distinction.

[@Jean-mu5nw]

I understand exactly what you feel because the same happened to me. I don’t trust anyone anymore because these scammers don’t care for anyone so I hope they rot in prison if they ever get caught.

[@jogmas12]

I’m not a passive investor so don’t have a financial advisor, I just buy stocks through my online brokerage, E-trade.

[@andrerodriguez7603]

Oh, I see, she saw in the comments on on KZbin how “my financial advisor, so and so, made me thousands of dollars in a week”. I always report them when I see these fake comments. Poor lady getting suckered into that scam. As they say, “if it looks to good to be true, it usually is”. 😢

[@brindacockburn4033]

Why put eggs in one basket

[@rickhammond2473]

Just buy Tesla stock sit back and collect a fortune.

[@shinji1264]

@@rickhammond2473 You'll be scammed before you even make it to an actual broker by a phishing site.

[@pedalingprospector2007]

No wonder there are so many Nigerian princes out that need help with their inheritance.

[@DefinitelyNotRin]

This is why it's so import to educate yourself. If you're going in blind with no clue you will get scammed. I'm no advisor but seeing those emails and just the process in general makes it incredibly obvious it's a scam.

[@johnh.backensto5416]

My question is, who is she going to blame? Who is she going to sue?

[@dyates6380]

No one. She did this to herself. Wire transfers??????? I get that she doesn't know some stuff, but damn.

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmao 🤣 no one. It’s her fault 100%. lol 😂 this is not a sophisticated scam. It is sophisticated to computer illiterate people.

[@brianG81]

100K was her life savings? She had problems before she met this scammer

[@terryhammerle6782]

The internet and emails are the worse.only do business in person, research and video appointment .do the back ground check get document proof.

[@damondsh]

This is sad. It is not emphasized or taught enough to the masses that any piece of garbage could be a the other end of their correspondence or posting messages on the internet

[@kennymartin379]

I pray she gets it back

[@johnnyfive1412]

Why so that she can then give it all away to a Nigerian prince who needs help getting funds out of his country?

[@TexasMade903]

Not happen.

[@FredShin-m7x]

i would not give a financial adviser a penny without going to a proper establishment

[@moneyboys2010]

Crazy how this was the same type of scam in 2003 just repackaged.

[@Mike-dd8bd]

In my mind there is no such thing as a financial crypto adviser.

[@sharonhay3668]

Thank you for sharing your story! This is helpful to so many people. I'm so sorry this happened to you.

[@trungnguyen-hv4ji]

Greed will take everything!

[@alberttang6955]

She likely grew up in a household without much money, so no one ever taught her money management and how to invest safely.

[@thepaladin8015]

The old pay the taxes scam, should have met her in person.

[@sharonh2991]

Did she reach out to the advisor directly through Fidelity or just through the internet? I don’t see how this can happen if you’re working through the brokerage firm.

[@MaxwellMax]

Strong, Proud, and Independent.

[@ThrowBackZone]

This is why I always say: never trust financial advice from KZbin! 🙄 Any other horror stories like this out there?

[@mpbyns2]

They prey on older people as this woman since they do not usually recognize the red flag signs. This lady seemed to miss so many that she kept giving and shoveling out more until the scammer themselves tapped out.

[@peterthomas1861]

What is the need for financial advisor? Cannot a man make own financial planning for his family's future?

[@dubsounds]

Aren't they all??

[@KPad87]

This is why I do my own advisor

[@rickhammond2473]

Just by Tesla stock sit back and collect a fortune.✌

[@KPad87]

@@rickhammond2473 I do sp500 and chill

[@Dusttnuts304]

She didn't need no man? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Ah 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sct4040]

Stick with large mutual fund companies. No crypto.

[@rickhammond2473]

Just buy Tesla stock sit back and collect a fortune.

[@AndyonBlast]

She did her research but went to go pay with crypto You gotta be kidding me

[@pongmolina2157]

exactly

[@robnelson6545]

Yeah crypto is the thieves choice

[@el_chilango2953]

Lmaoooo 😂 like I said, she fell for all the red flags and there’s plenty 😂 I’m surprised people like this can even save that amount of money 😂

[@elziemcmillion]

Why would you invest with an advisor that you don't have a relationship with!!!! A relationship is someone you can visit get quality referral and references...

[@microbios8586]

Ok but a lot of "legitimate" advisors are absolute thieves too, so "having a relationship" means little. So many financial advisors sell horrendous products that only benefit them, not you, the investor. Clark Howard talks about it all the time. If they do not have a fiduciary duty, they are not looking for your best interests. You have to be careful even if you know the advisor personally.

[@davidbrooks8809]

So so SAD 😮😢

[@j.kelsey9926]

So many red flags there

[@Shell2014]

Disgusting

[@aydinl5757]

“Doing her research”. Didn’t “research” enough.

[@AscendHome-lb7em]

First and foremost, DONT EVER invest with anybody from Atlanta. This same thing happened to me! You give anybody from that crooked place your money and u will be scammed.

[@nelsond5361]

My bro came to me that a crypto investor based in Singapore will double your investments in one year. I gave him $1200. That was 5 years ago. No need telling you how it ended 😂😂

[@newmexicoballer3867]

Let me guess she most likely click on an ad or sponsor. Lots of scammers make fake pages of companies using ads and sponsor pages.

[@dyates6380]

Did you NOT watch the video?

[@newmexicoballer3867]

@dyates6380 I did and they didn't say she did but usually when these reports come out the tend to miss talking about that part of the scam.

[@vivianhong612]

Poor woman 😢

[@paquitoignacio3449]

If you need financial advice especially related to money, you should go directly to your bank to a financial adviser.

[@fahey6797]

Yes, the guy making $25 an hour is going to help me get rich.

[@hagakuru]

This all comes down to GREED on the victim's part of these type of frauds. They invest some money - see that it returns something like 500% and then spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to get access to it. Greed is a powerful drug.

[@Tom-sg4iv]

Just stay with S&P500 and similar through your daily bank if you have no idea what you are doing. These get rich fast schemes are too risky.

[@lilvictor245]

Rule #1 in the world of investing, Only invest what you're willing to risk!

[@sbkpilot1]

Why didn't she call Fidelity directly? They have a 1-800 number.

[@el_chilango2953]

This is not even a sophisticated scam lmaoooo 😂 there’s literally a laundry list of red flags but sadly it didn’t trigger a bulb in her head 🤣🤣🤣

[@johnholmes102]

I would rather have the money, let people use their own money if it is so good. 😮😮😮

[@renitamoore7882]

It’s these foreigners they let over here. They are driving Teslas and their living in the best neighborhoods with 400,000 homes

[@T123gn]

😂... that's funny as hell. Sounds like she got boyced. That's Boyced up. Yall better be careful fooling around with these KZbinrs.

[@markmolinari777]

The way to eliminate these kinds of problems is to use major reputable U.S. financial institutions and don't send money to whoever over the internet for some kind of investment. You have to know who you are dealing with... And don't get involved with crypto.

[@There-is-no-place-like-home]

Who relative did this, you know her family going to let her have it. Its best to be incognito do not ever show your face, your hard money gone like that...

[@alexalex13131]

Free financial advise: Short term U. S. treasury notes. No City or State taxes on interest.

[@fredm.2699]

A strong black independent woman…it can happen to anyone 😅

[@unionash1]

So what’s the name of the advisor?

[@lorirogers9304]

Joe Scammer

[@el_chilango2953]

Probably Ms. Laura or Ms. Elizabeth 😂

[@willc5723]

Save your money and don't let scammers get to you. Moral of the story: always go to the bank and get this done never online

[@Alexismdh]

Sweetheart you should have continued to save your money for rainy days. There are no get rich investments!!!

[@rickhammond2473]

Just buy Tesla stock sit back and collect a fortune.

[@JasonB-g7i]

WRONG , WELL SEE ABOUT THAT. THERE IS ALWAYS A TRAIL DIGITALLY OR OTHERWISE!!

[@teriliebmann3491]

Whenever I see those people talking about investing and their go-to advisor on KZbin videos especially when it has nothing to do with the video, you run you never take Financial advice from someone you don't know online😢

[@RobertMiller-ph6fs]

She read it on the internet...LOL

[@nadinejohnson2189]

🕊I pray🙏🏾 you get it all back. In The Might Name of Jesus Christ, thanks for sharing Douglasville, GA👸🏾

[@littlebrit]

That's why I am completely blocking to receive any gmail emails to all my email accounts.

[@yesorno4147]

She recovered 5k because it was sent via ACH who was it sent to? How was it recovered? We know she didn’t send it to fidelity, was it sent to person of business? They can track real owner of the receiving account Unless he also opened fake account with some bank, in this case, she can go after bank which allowed for this to happen in first place

[@johnnyfive1412]

She is not a victim. She believed someone who said they would earn 20% every month or quarter and did not question it. I'm guessing the $120k was her only investment and she put it all into crypto?? Again, she is not a victim. The only real option for someone with $100k is index investing, but that would not give you 20% a month. She was greedy and has only herself to blame.

[@SangaWaldron]

Your thinking is psychopathic.You’re a wicked that thinks it’s okay to hurt someone who doesn’t know any better.

[@DaveDave-s3v]

They knew they still doing 😢😢😢