Una falsa denuncia

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  Xavier S1 month ago

  Something similar happened to me and they threatened to post my photos on social media labeling me as a rapist, scammer, thief, etc., etc. To avoid this, they asked me for money and I played along, telling them I would give it in cash since I don't do banking transactions. I gave them an address to deliver the money, which happened to be a PDI (Investigations Police) office, and they accepted without realizing it. When the delivery time approached, they called me to insult me, and that's when they realized it was a PDI office. They never called me again.

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  Usuario Useer3 days ago

  The scam consists of you chatting with a woman who says she is 18 years old, of legal age. After spending some time and building trust, exchanging texts and photos, probably some with little clothing, the scammers then threaten to report you to the authorities, claiming their daughter is underage and using that story to extort money from you... for your silence and to avoid going to jail. When this happens to you, remember that it is a scam.

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  Anonymous Name1 month ago

  Please stop the fever. The latest scam is done by Venezuelan women looking for a boyfriend to enter into a civil union and thus obtain papers. They also do it the other way around. Be careful. Don't fall for *** they will leave you without money. Even *** from Venezuela do it. Stay away, don't fall for it. I've seen *** fall for it, the same with Colombians and Caribbeans. Or Haitians deceiving women aged 60 and above.

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  M P2 months ago

  Let's add that the PDI does not have prosecutors; they are distinct and autonomous entities.

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