This notice is issued to inform and caution individuals regarding concerns about deceptive personal conduct by a particular individual. It has come to attention that this individual has allegedly misrepresented aspects of his personal identity and background in private communications, particularly while approaching women. Reports suggest that he may provide inconsistent or misleading personal information and cultivate trust under false pretenses. There is no claim that his professional identity is fabricated. However, concerns relate specifically to alleged misrepresentation in personal dealings and the manner in which he establishes contact and emotional proximity. Individuals are strongly advised to exercise caution, independently verify personal claims made in private communication, and avoid sharing sensitive personal or financial information without due diligence. Anyone who believes they have experienced deception, financial manipulation, or identity-related misconduct is encouraged to preserve evidence and report the matter to the appropriate authorities or relevant cybercrime reporting platforms. This notice is issued in good faith for precautionary and awareness purposes.
Protection Tips
- • Never send money to strangers online
- • Be cautious of crypto & gift card requests
- • Verify identities through video calls
- • Search usernames before engaging
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Benjamin Warren meton Fb in sept23. I believe him to be using stolen photos of Guy Sanchez Said he was from San diego working in Poland Always needed money wanted me to transfer funds from a supposed bank account t he had in the states. Sterling capital. Would t do it. He is on what’s app also yeah he broke my heart after 3 yrs and stupid me sent money
Contacted by a person who calls themselves Jessica with a company called Techforing......the company is real, but she claimed they might be able to reclaim much of my crypto funds scammed back in 2024. I had suspisions but with the vain hope of recovering much of my lost savings, I played along. She didn't ask for funds upfront, so that was not in the std. profile of a scammer. However, when she claimed that they had a little more than half recovered, I needed to deposit $2000. in my On-chain wallet. (red flag).......I've delayed this claiming I'd have to come up with the funds, it'd be next week........Already reported it to Telegram and IC3 with the FBI. Since I wasn't actually loosing money, I didn't report to the IDthieft@gov. Her label on Telegram is Techforing-Jessica....@282889c.........beware, scammer, and a good one. Pasted is our last conversation when she revealed I needed to cough up 2 grand. [3/19/2026 7:06 PM] Jessica: Because your funds were illegally transferred and laundered multiple times after being defrauded by scammers, they are temporarily marked and frozen after we recover them. You will need to complete the necessary verification process to remove the mark. After that, I will guide you through withdrawing your recovered funds to your bank account. [3/19/2026 7:07 PM] Michael: ok [3/19/2026 7:09 PM] Jessica: This is because scammers have conducted extensive money laundering processes on your funds. Therefore, you need to complete the following steps: You need to deposit $2000 into your own wallet account. This is because your on-chain wallet account currently has no funds, and a portion of the recovered funds has been marked and frozen by the blockchain system. Therefore, you need to activate your wallet and initiate the verification process for the recovered funds. However, please note that this $2000 only needs to be deposited in USDC cryptocurrency within your own on-chain wallet account; you do not need to send it to anyone or provide a receiving address. This is simply to complete the activation and verification process for the recovered funds. Do you understand?
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