Fake Video Call Services: Stay Safe from Scammers and Blackmailers

Fake video call scams are an alarming trend targeting unsuspecting individuals, exploiting them for financial gain or blackmail. Fraudsters operate these scams using various deceptive techniques, which can lead to significant emotional and financial distress. Below are some common tactics used by fake video call scammers:

1. Pre-Recorded Porn Videos: Scammers initiate a video call, play a pre-recorded explicit video, and demand money in exchange for not exposing the victim.
2. Camera Blackmail: Victims are tricked into enabling their front camera during the call. Scammers secretly record the interaction and then blackmail the victim with the footage.
3. Extortion Threats: A group of scammers might visit the victim’s location and intimidate them into paying additional money.
4. False Promises of Services: Fraudsters may pose as legitimate service providers, lure victims into paying for services, and disappear after collecting the payment.

Protect Yourself:

• Do not engage with unknown video calls: Decline suspicious video calls, especially from unknown numbers.
• Avoid sharing personal information: Never share sensitive details, financial information, or enable your camera during unverified calls.
• Report fraudulent numbers: Inform the authorities about such incidents promptly to help prevent further scams.
• Stay informed: Avoid accessing or interacting with suspicious websites or links shared during these calls.

Below is a sample list of mobile numbers associated with these scams. Stay vigilant and avoid engaging with such calls:

Community Participation:

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Please share this blog with your friends and colleagues so they can stay protected against fake video call scams.

Reporting Misreported Numbers:

If you identify any number that has been incorrectly flagged as fraudulent, please reach out to us at support@fakeservice.org with appropriate documentation. Once verified, we will update or remove the misreported number immediately.