How To Stop Blackmail
How To Stop Sextortion
Frank M. Ahearn The Blackmail Expert
How To Stop Blackmail | How To Stop Sextortion
If you are here, I assume you are a victim of a scam and need to know how to stop blackmail or how to stop sextortion. My expertise is taking over, posing as the victim, dealing with the predator directly, defusing all threats, creating disinformation for identity protection, preventing extortion exposure, and getting the danger out of your life. To learn more about what I do, watch the videos.
What To Do When A Blackmailer Is Threatening You
Stall The Money Demand
If the blackmailer demands money, step one is to stall the payment. Do not refuse or block them, but claim you need about two days to get cash. They will go hard on you and frighten you, but you must be strong and keep stalling. In 99% of extortion cases, they will agree to wait, which is when you get moving and find the right help. FA@FrankAhearn.com
How To End Blackmail Scams
How To Stop Sugar Daddy Extortion
It is always best to plan your exit from a sugar daddy relationship or an extramarital affair. The danger of these relationships is the proximity to your home and employment. I diffuse all threats of exposure and unwanted visits, and in some circumstances, I can use disinformation to manipulate what they know about me.
Gay Dating Apps Blackmail
Gay dating app sextortion, better known as Grindr blackmail, is an aggressive scam targeting b-married men. Often, the predators search for high-net-worth individuals or those with an online presence, be it an active LinkedIn profile, public speaking, or an expert in their field.
How To Stop The Cartel Blackmail Scam
Cartel Extortion is a scam on escort ad sites where victims text fake escorts, and the blackmailers search the numbers to identify those who texted. Then, they send a threatening message and demand payment. The danger is not the threat of going to your home but using the content to expose your intentions to your spouse or employer.
How to Stop Blackmail
How To Stop Sextortion
How to stop blackmail and prevent sextortion begins by not making the five extortion mistakes.
- Ignoring and thinking the scammer will disappear.
Blocking the predator is the express lane to exposure. If the scammer cannot contact you, they will contact those in your circle and expose you. Hoping is not a strategy or tactic either. Maintaining contact does give control
- It is a mistake to focus 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. This prevents you from acting and keeps you stuck in the scam. Slow down and recognize that you must have a strategy to get out. Remember, like you do not want them to expose you, they want money, which is your leverage.
- 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. Have a plan that protects you today, tomorrow, and the future.
- Losing your balls.
If you become a 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.
- Contact me and we can fix your problem: FA@Frankahearn.com
Frank M. Ahearn Stops Blackmail
How To Stop Facebook Blackmail
Facebook blackmail is extremely common. It is a social site that lists all your friends, sometimes your spouse, and your employment. Most people do not confirm if a profile they are chatting with is real, so they let their guard down and compromise themselves. If you need help with Facebook sextortion, I can help you. Do not block the predator; if you do, they will probably contact people on your friends list.
Romance Scammers Target Married Women
Romance scammers used to swindle women out of their money and then disappear; however, they have become more aggressive, and when the scam ends, they blackmail their victims. Ideally, they try to connect with a married woman and extract compromising photos; if not, the text message serves well as proof of a digital extramarital affair.
How To Stall A Blackmailer
Stalling is the first tactic used in a sextortion scam. The key is to claim you have no funds and need a day or two to raise them. The time you get allows you to go dark online and find the right blackmail help.
Books By Frank M. Ahearn
The Self-Help Guide For Stopping Blackmail: How To Prevent Exposure And Get Rid Of The Blackmailer
The Romance Detective: A Quick Guide To Identifying Evil Bastards On Dating Apps
The Online Dating Journal: How To Identify Online Dating Red Flags And Avoid Romance Scammers, Married Men & Creeps
How to Disappear: Erase Your Digital Footprint, Leave False Trails, and Vanish Without a Trace
I Was A Skip Tracer
How to Disappear Journal: Seventy Of The Most Important Questions To Ask Yourself Before You Disappear
Frank M. Ahearn Stops Blackmail And Prevents Romance Exposure
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