How To Stop Blackmail

Frank M. Ahearn is a blackmail negotiator who teaches victims how to stop blackmailers and prevents online exposure. He is the author of the New York Times Bestseller, How to Disappear, The Self-Help Guide For Stopping Blackmail, The Romance Detective, and The Online Dating Journal. If you face a blackmail issue, there is no better professional to have on your side. 

Frank has been in the privacy industry for over thirty years and has helped thousands of people who faced the worst possible issues, ones that could destroy their lives. Frank has developed a successful strategy that protects your identity, prevents exposure, and removes the scammer from your life. 

Step one in combating blackmailers is getting time to pay, but you do not. The tactic is to claim you have no money but need a few days. The blackmailer will push hard; however, you must stand your ground. They want to get paid, and most will give you time to get funds. The stall lets you devise a plan to deal with the problem independently or hire a professional like myself.

If you need help with blackmail, email me at FA@FrankAhearn.com or visit my main website. 

There are five blackmail mistakes to be aware of when trying to stop blackmail. The number one mistake is ignoring and thinking the blackmailer will disappear. Unfortunately, blocking is the express lane to exposure. If the scammer cannot contact you, they will reach out to those in your circle and expose you. Hoping is not a strategy or tactic. Maintaining contact does give you a certain control.

The second of the five blackmail mistakes is focusing solely on preventing exposure. Blackmailers control victims by keeping them obsessed with the idea that friends, family, or co-workers will see the compromising content. It prevents you from acting and keeps you stuck in the scam. Slow down, and recognize that to get out of blackmail, you must have a strategy. Remember, like you do not want them to expose you, they want money, thus is your advantage.

The third mistake is thinking sextortion is a short-term problem. Your strategy must include a long-term solution to prevent the scammer from harassing you in the future. If they have your mobile number or email address, they will come back. Manipulating them off your contact is most important. 

The fourth blackmail mistake is losing your balls. If you become a blackmail victim, it is no time to crumble. You must stand up, fight, and not allow the extortionist to win. These people are willing to wreck your world; therefore, you must be in fight mode. The solution is not paying them but manipulating them in their own game.

The final mistake is not contacting Frank M. Ahearn and letting him guide you out of blackmail or take over and pose as you. Frank's blackmail strategy is based on identity protection. If you work to protect your identity, it will prevent exposure and disappear the blackmailer from your life. Anything less is a failure. 

Sorry, I cannot assist minors; it is important to speak with your parents.

You can contact me at: FA@FrankAhearn.com