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Grabify is cool tool to find out where your scammer is really located. My good friend Coastal Cowboy did a tutorial online on how to use it. It is on rumble but the link below should work if you don't have rumble. HOW TO USE GRABIFY BY COASTAL COWBOY When I used it tonight this is what the report looks like. You can see their IP and country where they are.

TIK TOK Lives has been a glitch nightmare for a while now. So I have moved my lives to the Clapper App. Similar to Tik Tok and not as censored and the quality is great. We are having a great time over there and have met many nice people. So please come on over to Clapper and join my Lives. Same as Tik Tok just a different location. You will love it! My name on Clapper is: @pinkladyagainstscams. Coastal Cowboy is over on Clapper now too!!!

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I had hear about this book last year but could never find it. Thanks to a Tik Tok friend and she sent video to me about it so I searched again because I couldn't find it before. Low and behold I found it. It is on PDF format. I have it in my google drive and the link below will take you to it. SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!! KNOWLEDGE IF POWER!! LINK TO PDF OF BOOK

We talk about my booth at the St Louis 2025 Working Woman Survival Show Scammer Book - 'How to make a white woman fall in love with you from online chat" My book - I want you, your money" available on amazon Upcoming guest this year Just chatting about scammers EPISODE LINK

In my Tik Tok Live tonight I was asked to talk more about the Show. I mentioned I would post the Program they handed out as people entered the venue.

This is in committee right now in DC. Below is the link to see the bill: Romance Scam Prevention Act To track the progress of the bill: Bill Share this with everyone and write your senators and congress to tell them to vote yes!

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Romance scams occur when criminal actors deceive victims into believing they are engaging in a trusting relationship. They use that relationship to persuade victims to send money, provide personal and financial information, or purchase items for them. In 2022, nearly 70,000 people reported a romance scam to the FTC, and reported losses hit a staggering $1.3 billion. These schemes affect victims from all demographics.    The FBI offers these warning signs of the actors and their schemes:  Immediate attempts to communicate by email or messaging services outside of a dating site Claims to be from the U.S. but is currently living or traveling abroad Claims that being introduced was “destiny” or “fate” Reports a sudden personal crisis and pressures you to provide financial help Disappears suddenly from a site, but reappears under a different name Asks for money, goods, or other types of financial assistance without having met in person    The best defense against romance scams is education and awareness. Below are some tips to help avoid becoming a victim:  Be careful what you post and make public online. Scammers can use details shared on social media and dating sites to better understand and target you. Research the person’s photo and profile using online searches to see if the image, name, or details have been used elsewhere. Go slowly and ask lots of questions. Beware if the individual seems too perfect or quickly asks you to leave a dating service or social media site to communicate directly. Beware if the individual attempts to isolate you from friends and family or requests inappropriate photos or financial information that could later be used to extort you. Beware if the individual promises to meet in person but then always comes up with an excuse why he or she can’t. If you haven’t met the person after a few months, for whatever reason, you have good reason to be suspicious. Never send money to anyone you have only communicated with online or by phone.    If you believe you are a victim of a romance scam, the FBI recommends reporting the activity to the IC3 at  https://www.ic3.gov . You should also contact your financial institution if you discover fraudulent or suspicious transactions. Finally, you should report the activity to the website or application where the contact first began.

Check out the article and video below: 66 YEAR OLD WOMAN

So today I got a voice message from her on facebook messeger. It is totally fake.