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[QUOTE=LateNight2217;5757443]Today I recited a very dark message from a random number saying basically I wasted his escorts time and I had to pay claimed to be from the ms-13 I have the screen cap if anyone what's to see shoot me a dm. He sent my full name and relatives he said if didn't respond to his liking or lost contact with him he would send 5 of his men to kill my family. He also called me it was a Spanish male bad connection but I dropped the call once quickly to which I looked at my texts and seen what I just described. Should I contact good old uncle LEO or just take it with a grain of salt. All I know is it definitely sacred me enough to never continue this sport. If anyone could give me some advice a dm would be great.[/QUOTE]Your personal number and name can be connected to many things. Cashapp, PayPal, Venmo, Snapchat just to name a few. They probably did a google search on your name by using your number and, it showed who you may have lived with in the past, which 99% of the time will be your family and will sometimes show your past address if you had any. All this information is available to anyone and open to the public. Maybe they took it a step further and found your social media. My advice is to get a new number and deactivate your social media. Damage has already been done. The worst that can happen is they somehow expose you. Also there is grounds for him to get arrested if he made death threats.

[QUOTE=Woody50;5757625]

We've all got the "I've recorded you watching porn" email, which is a scam. If you really used a phone that can be connected to you via Google, and further info can be searched, I'd seek legal help on how to proceed. There's actually nothing illegal about calling an escort, fantasy and all, but good advice might help you protect yourself from implication and get the asshole busted.[/QUOTE]Hahaha I got that one, freaked me out at first but did some hunting and found out it was a scam and ignored it.

I will randomly punch my cell # into google and if any hits come up I asked the sites to remove my info.

This has worked by good and the info is gone in 24 hours, you can even ask google to remove their results.

[QUOTE=LateNight2217;5757443]Today I recited a very dark message from a random number saying basically I wasted his escorts time and I had to pay claimed to be from the ms-13 I have the screen cap if anyone what's to see shoot me a dm. He sent my full name and relatives he said if didn't respond to his liking or lost contact with him he would send 5 of his men to kill my family. He also called me it was a Spanish male bad connection but I dropped the call once quickly to which I looked at my texts and seen what I just described. Should I contact good old uncle LEO or just take it with a grain of salt. All I know is it definitely sacred me enough to never continue this sport. If anyone could give me some advice a dm would be great.[/QUOTE]I've heard many recent stories coming from NYC about this exact scam. It's bogus. Don't stress it.

[QUOTE=GlenBenton;5758490]I've heard many recent stories coming from NYC about this exact scam. It's bogus. Don't stress it.[/QUOTE]I would say it was bogus, if it wasn't for the fact that they named family members!

[QUOTE=LateNight2217;5757443]Today I recited a very dark message from a random number saying basically I wasted his escorts time and I had to pay claimed to be from the ms-13 I have the screen cap if anyone what's to see shoot me a dm. He sent my full name and relatives he said if didn't respond to his liking or lost contact with him he would send 5 of his men to kill my family. He also called me it was a Spanish male bad connection but I dropped the call once quickly to which I looked at my texts and seen what I just described. Should I contact good old uncle LEO or just take it with a grain of salt. All I know is it definitely sacred me enough to never continue this sport. If anyone could give me some advice a dm would be great.[/QUOTE]You need to create yourself an online alter ego. Think of a fake full name, create a gnail, get a text app #, create social media accounts etc.

[QUOTE=Bbctrev;5759757]You need to create yourself an online alter ego. Think of a fake full name, create a gnail, get a text app #, create social media accounts etc.[/QUOTE]Exactly what good would that do? He already has his phone number, his full name, and family members. He and his family can't disappear if he creates a new identity.

[QUOTE=BlueFox141;5758523]I would say it was bogus, if it wasn't for the fact that they named family members![/QUOTE]Ever Google yourself and / or any of the phone numbers you use for legit business?

If a phone number matches your name, you'll likely get results. There are plenty of "reputation" sites that will list family members and addresses, as well as the voter registration sites that list you and anyone else at the same address. It's even easier for the scammer if a call is made with the account owner's name showing up on the caller ID.

This got me thinking and made me wonder. We've all texted ads and gotten no response. It's possible the ad was set up to collect caller info specifically for schemes like this, possibly with automation. They don't have to actually act on any of it, like any other phishing scams they probably get results. Since many mongers are of a certain age and may very well watch certain political pundits on TV, tossing MS13 in is extra scary.

[QUOTE=Woody50;5759986]Ever Google yourself and / or any of the phone numbers you use for legit business?

If a phone number matches your name, you'll likely get results. There are plenty of "reputation" sites that will list family members and addresses, as well as the voter registration sites that list you and anyone else at the same address. It's even easier for the scammer if a call is made with the account owner's name showing up on the caller ID.

This got me thinking and made me wonder. We've all texted ads and gotten no response. It's possible the ad was set up to collect caller info specifically for schemes like this. They don't have to actually act on any of it, like any other phishing scams they probably get results. Since many mongers are of a certain age and may very well watch certain political pundits on TV, tossing MI13 in is extra scary.[/QUOTE]You could very well be right, or maybe not.

[QUOTE=BlueFox141;5759997]You could very well be right, or maybe not.[/QUOTE]With a script or bot collecting incoming call data, it would be cake to filter out potentially valid contact info. Some simple Google searches on the potentially valid contact info will gather more info useful to the phisherman.

Since the mark's info was collected while answering an ad advertising sexual services, the demand message gains extra cred because the recipient knows what they've been doing. There's no reason to actually commit violence because some folks probably pay. Those who do probably get extorted for even more once they've verified they're valid by paying up, or at minimum, responding to the text. There's a good chance the scammer isn't even local, even possibly in a third world country or Russia.

[QUOTE=Woody50;5760189]With a script or bot collecting incoming call data, it would be cake to filter out potentially valid contact info. Some simple Google searches on the potentially valid contact info will gather more info useful to the phisherman.

Since the mark's info was collected while answering an ad advertising sexual services, the demand message gains extra cred because the recipient knows what they've been doing. There's no reason to actually commit violence because some folks probably pay. Those who do probably get extorted for even more once they've verified they're valid by paying up, or at minimum, responding to the text. There's a good chance the scammer isn't even local, even possibly in a third world country or Russia.[/QUOTE]Okay, I will say it again, you could be right. You don't have to keep expanding on what you are saying. I hope you are right for his sake. I hope this serves to get guys to be more careful.

Blue.

[QUOTE=BlueFox141;5759776]Exactly what good would that do? He already has his phone number, his full name, and family members. He and his family can't disappear if he creates a new identity.[/QUOTE]That wasn't a resolution just preventive measures. I'm sorry for not stating that. There is no resolution to his problem, his info has been sold time and time again in different countries. My real advice is to contact the credit buraus and lock your identity and monitor your credit info monthly. Eventually someone is going to write bad checks in your name. Some of the mongers on here will even send a picure of themselves and give references. I'm over exaggerating a bit but giving your real info to a drug addict potentially criminal stranger is not very wise. No pussy is worth that guys use your big head.

[QUOTE=BlueFox141;5760229]I hope this serves to get guys to be more careful.[/QUOTE]Agreed!

Just pointing out that phishing is far more profitable than killing or injuring.

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I guess our dear xina passes away. 😞.

[URL]https://www.cbs17.com/news/local-news/wake-county-news/wake-forest-man-arrested-in-i-540-hit-and-run-that-killed-driver-injured-worker/amp/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Jujo11;5773322]I guess our dear xina passes away. 😞.

[URL]https://www.cbs17.com/news/local-news/wake-county-news/wake-forest-man-arrested-in-i-540-hit-and-run-that-killed-driver-injured-worker/amp/[/URL][/QUOTE]What a waste!

Or to say, the Ice-T song.

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