GODDESSXXX on furfling.com

[Wayne]

Feedback form #2500

What name did the scammer use?: GODDESSXXX.
How old did the scammer say they were?: 28
Scammer's Skype username . THE NAME WILL HAVE NO SPACES IN IT.: goddess.karen51
What site did you first meet the scammer on?: furfling.Com
How much money did they demand?: $300
How were you to send the money ?: western union
What steps, if any, have you already taken to block the scammer?: blocked it, send the conversation to interpol.

DOB 21st January 1986

3 things I ask for when you come to visit me in my chambers...
Be clean, hygiene is important to me.
Confirm when asked to.
Do arrive on time.

[karasubass]

I had it yesterday she/he was very rude and asked me to show my face(i did like a fast movement of my face coming in cam) first (and she recorded that) which she showed me and after that she told me to show my *part*. Which i did but not with my face and *part* at the same time on screen. So she showed me the clip of me and said that i had to pay her the amount or she would release my video(s?).
I didn't do it but told her why she would do that and got very rude and mean responses (probably him getting nervous or something). and after that i said that i know someone in the police and once he uploads something he's IP address will be ours...
But until now i've found nothing on the net...

[SlapHappy]

karasubass,

I have deleted your other duplicate post, and answered your question here. No need to double post in the forum.

No news is good news. Blackmail scammers move on to the next 40 victims/day after their present "targets" disappear by following the advice in our topic here: http://scamsurvivors.com/blackmail/#/

Once they leave, it is exceedingly rare for them to return, unless you deliberately go out looking for them in the place you found them. Yes, a couple victims have done this...
They do not chase victims forever and do not save videos after victim disappears. Many just loop them back and are not even temporarily saved.
Learn how to protect yourself online, and make something good come out of this bad experience.

Check out these two links to deal with the aftermath of the scam and to understand it better.

Closure.When Will This End? How Do Scammers Think? pg13
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4509

Interview with a blackmail survivor, a member of our website:
http://scamsurvivors.com/podcasts/ Scroll down to podcast #11.

[karasubass]

Could this have effect in my life later on, because i am still just an adult and i have dreams...

[Wayne]

Provided you followed all the steps, you should be fine. These scams happen fast and the scammer moves on fast too.

[karasubass]

my account wasn't connected with my fb, so he can't get my friends or other data, and when he claimed he would put it on youtube he just put a link of the homepage, and i also reported him to interpol. So i guess that he won't do anything because he has evidence of a crime on his computer(the clip), so i think i'm safe

[SlapHappy]

karasubass,

Take the time necessary to read and listen to the two links that I posted above for you. It's highly recommended for all blackmail scam/sextortion survivors to check them both out thoroughly. This will go a long way at easing your mind about the scam.