If I knew it was true, I would first speak with them honestly about it and depending on what came of that I would discern what the next step would be if there was one to take.
I would notify someone of authority that could look into this further. One of my senior clients was being scammed and she contacted the police and after a few more emails, they were caught. I’m not sure what happened after that. If it happens to you, like some “Apple” emails I’ve gotten, forward them to their phishing department.
Shirley, I would contact the site owner or manager, and offer them whatever proof I had that one of their members was scamming. You need solid evidence that a person is a scam artist before you jump in and accuse them. I hope this helps.
I would report them to the Administration of that site your on. AIso with the work I do, I would call my LegalShield law firm. so if I'm affected, I call my lawyer on what my next move is and most of the time it could be a fraud issue so I call my identity theft company and they let me know what to do and if I am a victim , they will do what ever it takes for as long as it takes to clear my name and they restore me back to prior to being the victim. Having this service gives me the peace of mind that I'm covered in all areas. Our information is out there. I can show you how you get the protection you need. If you could call an attorney 24/7 without being billed, wouldn't that help you out and/or your business out. www.terrymjones.com
I would report them as soon as possible using the Scam alert options that exist on every social media platform. There are bad actors all over the place in this world and now that people are more desperate post Covid there will only be more. Especially after the extra $600 a week expires in August. Be careful and protect everyone else when you spot these accounts.
Answers (21-30)
Report, confidentially, the person or organization to the site administrator. Do nothing further. Scam artists don't need to have a target!
If I knew it was true, I would first speak with them honestly about it and depending on what came of that I would discern what the next step would be if there was one to take.
I would notify someone of authority that could look into this further. One of my senior clients was being scammed and she contacted the police and after a few more emails, they were caught. I’m not sure what happened after that. If it happens to you, like some “Apple” emails I’ve gotten, forward them to their phishing department.
Block them if you can. Thanks, The Trainer (RN)* Personal Trainer, “One On One Only”
Shirley, I would contact the site owner or manager, and offer them whatever proof I had that one of their members was scamming. You need solid evidence that a person is a scam artist before you jump in and accuse them. I hope this helps.
Expose them
I would report them to the Administration of that site your on. AIso with the work I do, I would call my LegalShield law firm. so if I'm affected, I call my lawyer on what my next move is and most of the time it could be a fraud issue so I call my identity theft company and they let me know what to do and if I am a victim , they will do what ever it takes for as long as it takes to clear my name and they restore me back to prior to being the victim. Having this service gives me the peace of mind that I'm covered in all areas. Our information is out there. I can show you how you get the protection you need. If you could call an attorney 24/7 without being billed, wouldn't that help you out and/or your business out. www.terrymjones.com
I would report them as soon as possible using the Scam alert options that exist on every social media platform. There are bad actors all over the place in this world and now that people are more desperate post Covid there will only be more. Especially after the extra $600 a week expires in August. Be careful and protect everyone else when you spot these accounts.
Report them