Indianapolis man sentenced in romance fraud scheme that targeted elderly

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4 thoughts on “Indianapolis man sentenced in romance fraud scheme that targeted elderly

  1. Such a no sentence for something his victims can never recoup that he stole.

    It’s not only dating sites these scammers lurk on. LinkedIn is overly saturated with them as well is Telegram.

    LinkedIn has their Trust and Safety you can report them to. But even with presenting them evidence gained by scammer detection sites such as Social Catfish, Been Verified, and Spokeo, 100% they will say that the scammer was found to not have violated LinkedIn’s Professional Community Policies.

    Before you open up a dialogue for business with your new contact that reached out to you that you accepted, investigate as that very professional profile with well known corporations and branding, may not be what you think.

  2. No question that phone companies could control scam calls, if they wanted. We need phone company regulations. Equally guilty are phone companies making money from scam calls. (as I see it)

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