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By *ildatlantic OP   Man
41 weeks ago

city

Watch out for a scam of some of the apps. A girl gives out her number then asks to cam. She recorded me wanking then tried to extract money from me. I told her I don’t give a fuck and my cock is all over the internet! A more naive person might have fallen for it. She tried to swindle me out of money. Watch out for it!

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By (user no longer on site)
41 weeks ago

I had similar with a fella on here last year took my pics and threatened to share with family . I told him to go ahead I’m not bothered and my family wouldn’t be either . Like why would they care about my sex life

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
41 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

There are quite a few big mistakes that someone needs to make to allow someone to be successful in this kind of attack.

They need to know your real name

They need to have video of your face as well as your rude bits

They need to be able to find you on social media which shares your friends names

Or

You need to have shared your contacts with them

Many of these are simple precautions that will make this kind of attack useless.

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By *adbobbilMan
41 weeks ago

Wicklow, Carlow, Wexford, Kilkenny

Happened to me last year. Reported them to the Gardai.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
41 weeks ago

East / North, Cork

Just to clarify my post wasn't intended to blame the victim, more to remind that taking simple steps to avoid leaking personal information online will avoid these attacks completely

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By *otownkid1967Man
41 weeks ago

Portlaoise

They seem to be getting more popular on a certain app... I just block them straightaway

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By *ildatlantic OP   Man
41 weeks ago

city


"There are quite a few big mistakes that someone needs to make to allow someone to be successful in this kind of attack.

They need to know your real name

They need to have video of your face as well as your rude bits

They need to be able to find you on social media which shares your friends names

Or

You need to have shared your contacts with them

Many of these are simple precautions that will make this kind of attack useless."

This is 100% correct, I was foolish and naive. But was luck that I’m not ashamed of sex or my body. Just know that the scammer did nothing in the end! It’s more vulnerable people that I fear for!

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By *immmy2023Man
41 weeks ago

Monaghan

It's a serious offence in Ireland to share photos and videos of people without there permission.Be warned Scammers.

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By *rAndMrsRightCouple
41 weeks ago

newtownabbey

Most of the ones who are scamming people like this are from foreign countries, so they will never be found nor prosecuted when it comes to law.

Only thing worth mentioning - please do speak to your teenage children about these kinds of scams. They are always online, they use social media, they are the most open and vulnerable group of people to these kinds of scams.

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By *og-ManMan
41 weeks ago

somewhere


"Most of the ones who are scamming people like this are from foreign countries, so they will never be found nor prosecuted when it comes to law.

Only thing worth mentioning - please do speak to your teenage children about these kinds of scams. They are always online, they use social media, they are the most open and vulnerable group of people to these kinds of scams. "

Spoke to my kids when the teenager in Antrim I think took his own life because of the shame and fear he felt...God love him

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By *astleharbourCouple
41 weeks ago

Other

We have been sent friend requests and then face pictures of a happy couple often at a wedding or Christmas party. I was suspicious and didn't engage so deleted them. We're always suspicious or new profiles wanting to meet up in carparks in some rural area for "fun"

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By *xstevenxxMan
41 weeks ago

Ashbourne


"We have been sent friend requests and then face pictures of a happy couple often at a wedding or Christmas party. I was suspicious and didn't engage so deleted them. We're always suspicious or new profiles wanting to meet up in carparks in some rural area for "fun""

Always always trust your gut feeling about a profile on here

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By *neasMan
41 weeks ago

(Will travel to surrounding counties)

Never supply a face pic online, it could become the face of the next online scam.

It is bad enough that we are all captured on multiple public cameras, the minute you leave your house.

With AI, deep fakes are easy to create, even without an IT background.

If someone really wants to hack your life, they will. You just have to take a few simple precautions, so a hacker will just move on to an easier target.

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By *astcoast2000Man
41 weeks ago

Newcastle County Down


"They seem to be getting more popular on a certain app... I just block them straightaway"
Yea that app is notorious for it I had to delete it I was tortured with fake profiles

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By *abber1980Man
41 weeks ago

co down

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By *abber1980Man
41 weeks ago

co down

Yeah you get alot off unverified profiles asking for a pic first then blocking you what's that about?

.....had one once said they knew me and would contact my friends and employers and told me to send 2k in bit coin ....told them go ahead see if give a fuck

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By *easingTimMan
41 weeks ago

Loughlinstown


"Watch out for a scam of some of the apps. A girl gives out her number then asks to cam. She recorded me wanking then tried to extract money from me. I told her I don’t give a fuck and my cock is all over the internet! A more naive person might have fallen for it. She tried to swindle me out of money. Watch out for it!"

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I've gotten emails telling me that apparently... Moi watches porn have been playing with myself and the camera on my computer has been recording all the while. What makes this most impressive is that my camera has been covered by a black sticker since the day I bought it

Anyway I told them to go post all my vids on Xh@mster or OnlyF@nnys and give me 20% of any money made. So, either they're robbing b@astards or no one's watching my vids.

Life can be so so cruel

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By *ka ..Agent k ..Man
41 weeks ago

..


"Never supply a face pic online, it could become the face of the next online scam.

It is bad enough that we are all captured on multiple public cameras, the minute you leave your house.

With AI, deep fakes are easy to create, even without an IT background.

If someone really wants to hack your life, they will. You just have to take a few simple precautions, so a hacker will just move on to an easier target.

so what's the eazy precautions..

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
41 weeks ago

East / North, Cork


"so what's the eazy precautions..

"

See my post earlier in the thread

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By *urfdudeMan
41 weeks ago

WEXFORD


"There are quite a few big mistakes that someone needs to make to allow someone to be successful in this kind of attack.

They need to know your real name

They need to have video of your face as well as your rude bits

They need to be able to find you on social media which shares your friends names

Or

You need to have shared your contacts with them

Many of these are simple precautions that will make this kind of attack useless."

Good advice here

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By *ka ..Agent k ..Man
41 weeks ago

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"so what's the eazy precautions..

See my post earlier in the thread "

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By *ink Panther 123Man
23 weeks ago

Colnbrook

Anyone had a call from a withheld number accusing of messaging someone under age? I managed to reveal the number and it’s not a recognised number. I can only think I’ve given out my number on here. He never once threatened me with the police, i actually asked him to get in touch with them, I have nothing to hide

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By *ire1978Man
23 weeks ago

meath

I think its a awful act and i heard of a few caught with it,but i thought new laws where in ireland to protect private pics and videos,its teenagers that are caught alot with it unfortunately

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By *uteirishaWoman
23 weeks ago

ghost town


"There are quite a few big mistakes that someone needs to make to allow someone to be successful in this kind of attack.

Sorry that happened to you.. fair play to warn about it

They need to know your real name

They need to have video of your face as well as your rude bits

They need to be able to find you on social media which shares your friends names

Or

You need to have shared your contacts with them

Many of these are simple precautions that will make this kind of attack useless.

This is 100% correct, I was foolish and naive. But was luck that I’m not ashamed of sex or my body. Just know that the scammer did nothing in the end! It’s more vulnerable people that I fear for!"

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By *adforsexMan
23 weeks ago

Santry


"Watch out for a scam of some of the apps. A girl gives out her number then asks to cam. She recorded me wanking then tried to extract money from me. I told her I don’t give a fuck and my cock is all over the internet! A more naive person might have fallen for it. She tried to swindle me out of money. Watch out for it!"
lol

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