impersonated

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   by impersonated 4y ago

   Thank you, I really appreciate your help with this.
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   by impersonated 4y ago

   God, that's awful. Thank you for sharing. I'm sorry for you and especially the women involved. It's horrible to think that my photos are being used for this and there's nothing I can do about it. Even if I cover myself l
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   by impersonated 4y ago

   Thank you. I hadn't considered legal options. I would prefer not to have a public lawsuit attached to my name -- I know, that's the point, but I don't want to call attention to this. I'm thinking about doing something pr
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   by impersonated 4y ago

   The horse is out of the barn, unfortunately. The recent victim's screenshots had the same photos as the first incident (HR showed them to me). I no longer have any public photos available except on LinkedIn. I will consider taking that
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   by impersonated 4y ago

   Thank you for the recommendation! I'm having trouble phrasing a warning in a way that's clear to a scam victim, without seeming weird or off-putting to business contacts. It's somewhat upsetting to think about this too much,
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   by impersonated 4y ago

   I'm looking for advice on a similar issue. Somebody is impersonating me on dating sites and blackmailing women. They convince their victims to send nude photos, and then they threaten to send the photos to their families. The scammer (