The attempted Jewish Scams
Last year was the straw which broke the camel's back for me, in more ways than one.
After being the victim of one scam, in June, I was approached online by a person "claiming" to be actress Megan Fox, a ruse I saw through from the get-go.
This was followed by an attempted scam by actress Gal Gadot, I know this was her, as she sent me selfies of her, and the family, then asked me to pay for a $100 game card so her children could buy games. There she is in her lovely Los Angeles house, asking for money from a UK pensioner, how tacky can you get?
Next came Jewish writer, Limor Regev, I was sure this was "hinky" as she used the same ruse - a bind link from the hacked account od a bestselling writer, as had been used in June. This time, I was ahead of the curve, what kept me on edge was how she referred to her partner, she never named her agent, or said "agent," it was always Tricia's agent, as if the constant mention of Tricia would coax me, when I told them from the start I was not interested.
With two scam attempts from ladies with connections to Israel, is it a surprise my support crumbled?
No comments:
Post a Comment