Beware of Fake Escort Service Scams: Protect Yourself

Fake escort service scams are increasingly targeting individuals through various deceptive tactics. Fraudsters use WhatsApp, AI-generated calls, and even threats to exploit unsuspecting people financially and emotionally. Here are the most common types of fake escort scams:

1. WhatsApp Scams: Scammers send enticing images and demand token money to book an escort. Once the payment is made, they block the victim.
2. AI Voice Calls: Fraudsters impersonate escorts with AI-generated voices, collect the full payment, and vanish without delivering any service.
3. Threat and Extortion: Groups of individuals visit victims’ locations to intimidate them into paying additional money.
4. Hidden Camera Blackmail: Victims are lured to specific locations where scammers secretly record videos and use them for blackmail.

To protect yourself:

• Never make payments in advance for any services.
• Avoid sharing personal or financial information with strangers.
• Report such numbers to the authorities promptly.
• Stay vigilant and avoid suspicious websites.

Below is a sample list of mobile numbers associated with fake escort services:

Community Participation:

We urge all members of our blog to contribute by sharing details of their experiences with fraudulent services, both online and offline. Your contributions will help others stay informed and avoid similar scams. You can register on this blog and report any fake numbers or services you’ve encountered. Rest assured, all personal details of contributors will be permanently hidden from public view.

Sharing this blog with your friends and colleagues can help save their money and reputation from these scams.

Reporting Misreported Numbers:

If you believe a number has been incorrectly flagged, please notify us at support@fakeservice.org with proper documentation. Upon verification, we will immediately update or remove the misreported number from our list.