Scammers abusing stolen photos of Dr. Dana Brems

Form received 2020-08-22 22:15:37

What name did the scammer use?:
Dr Sophia Addison and Rev sister Jennifer Sandra Daniel

How old did the scammer say they were?:
32

What site/app did you first meet the scammer on? Please provide a link if
possible.:
Facebook

Who made the first contact?:
They contacted me first.

Any other social media profile links used by the scammer.:
Messenger and WhatsApp

If they gave you a phone number, please add it here.:
+221704654641 and +19173414985

Scammer's Skype name.:
M'ballou keita

Scammer's Skype username (right click their photo/avatar and click "view
profile").:
M'ballou keita

How much money did they demand?:
$340 dollars

Name you were told to send the money to.:
Rev sister Jennifer Sandra Daniel

What country/city were you told to send the money to?:
Senegal Dakar 72B 72B parcel Arsenic

How were you to send the money ?:
Western union

What steps, if any, have you already taken to block the scammer?:
None

Are there any other details you wish to share? Anything you say may help
prevent someone else from being scammed.:
She called me on WhatsApp Videos she so that I can believe her that she
is a sister

Attachments

The person in the picture is me- @footdocdana on Instagram. If you find a fake account of me, please DM me the direct link and simply say "fake account of you" and I'll report it to get it shut down.

I get WAY too many creepy/harassing messages from men who are being scammed by people pretending to be me.

Thank you for your post, footdocdana, and also thank you for doing your part to keep the Internet clean.

We are sorry for all the harassment you are subjected to.

People defrauded by these crooks are victims of a crime and sometimes they don't understand that they are not the only victims.

Each time when a picture is used in an online fraud, is a stolen picture of someone who is also a victim, having his / her image and sometimes even identity stolen and used online to commit a crime.

We said it before and we are saying it again: real owners of the stolen pictures used in scams have nothing to do with the fraudsters abusing their image / identity online.

Submitted On: 2021-11-29 06:17:49

What name did the scammer use?: Dr Lilian Edwin
How old did the scammer say they were?: 32
What site/app did you first meet the scammer on? Please provide a link if possible.:
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mbaye.sylla.35728
Who made the first contact?: They contacted me first.
If they asked you to leave the site/app and go elsewhere, where did they take you?: WhatsApp +639277085598
How much money did they demand?: 120
Name you were told to send the money to.: Bridget torres
What country/city were you told to send the money to?: Senegal
What steps, if any, have you already taken to block the scammer?: I blocked them on Facebook and also on WhatsApp
Are there any other details you wish to share? Anything you say may help prevent someone else from being scammed.:

The Rev Sister who was to recieved Bridget Torres
Address 14p Assainies
City Dakar
Passport Number N7684958

Stolen images of Dr. Dana Brems:









Gallery: https://scamsurvivors.com/piwigo/index. ... egory/3214

Phone: +639277085598
Number billable as mobile number
Country or destination Philippines
City or exchange location
Original network provider* Globe Telecom

Hey have also been scammed by some one who called her self Dr Emily Lucas abusing stolen photos of Dr Brems
With rev sister Shelby Turner

She said she is Dr Emily Lucas from Australia and rev sister Shelby Turner from Australia

Losing money because of the scammer is never a pleasant experience.

It is important to report the fraud to your local police and also to the financial institutions you used to send the money the scammer asked for.

Can you maybe add here the email address the scammers used with you and some of the messages they sent asking for money?

Please be sure you remove your real life details (name, address, phone number etc.) if mentioned in the messages you received before posting the messages.

If you are unsure what part of the messages are relevant, feel free to use my email address (you can find it below) to forward to me the emails you received and I can post them on your behalf.

Any new scam details may save another potential victim.