scammers abusing stolen photos of Zhang Xiangxiang

[wolves]

I got this friend request in facebook . this is the FB lhyingyu1

and asked me to come in skype and all. then he recorded my video session and posted it in youtube. he got all my facebook frnds and family links with him. Now he is asking for 1000$ .
Then i tried to get his/her address.. He asked me to sent money via western union. then i asked for his address to which the money to be sent via western union. Gave me MARY FERNANDES , Philippians.

Then i blocked him in skype, facebbok and reported video in youtube as well.

[firefly]

Lhyingyu1
20, Female, Straight
Cranford, NJ

Stolen image used:


The image belongs to Zhang Xiangxiang, Internet celebrity.

Facebook profile:

Lhying Yu aka lhyingyu1
Studied at Taipei American School
Lives in London, Ohio
From Taipei, Taiwan
Female

im a model and im proud to be

Some of the stolen images used:











On wireclub,
Lhying Yu (lhyingyu1)
20 • Single • Female

[SlapHappy]

Skype profile

Ihying yu

Skype ID: Lhyingyu1
Trenton, New Jersey, new jersey, United
Female
Tuesday, Sept 26t, 1989
English

About me
"want some great time and see more of me" sweet caring teasing funny i doesn't
totally ignore u romantic i wud do anythin

Skype avatar picture.

[Report]

The alleged modeling aspects and the high amounts, are in line with my very own extortionist (phoebe.tui9). But the medium is different though.

[firefly]

Report, is not the same person in the pictures.

[Report]

Quote of the previous post deleted. FF.

God forbid a scammer was to change identities.

[SlapHappy]

Report, your scammer and this one are not the same scammer. There is no evidence whatsoever tying them both together.

[Report]

Quote of the previous post deleted. Again. Please, use the reply button, not the quote button. Thank you. FF

Chill, there were just some similarities, which is all that I said. There is, but its completely anecdotal.

Thought the whole point was comparing one technique to the another, so a scammer can be recognized despite changes in identity and his persistence and reactions gauged.

[Wayne]

What you'll find is that most scams are cookie cutter. Dozens or even hundreds of scammers can be using the same script. Even seeing the exact same wording in emails doesn't mean it's the same scammer. That's how the scammer world works. They steal each other's formats and use them word for word, simply copying and pasting them.