Sad, but there is no hope for someone who thinks they’re in multiple online romances, with multi millionaires, who need their money…
Inserteggpunshere on
Six fucking times she got fooled by celebrity romance scams on instagram, surely she would have figured it out after way less than that? can’t even feel bad that’s just ridiculous
Infinite_Society7792 on
Mental illness is a cruel thing. Its hard to believe any sane person could fall victim to this particular type of fraud.
OffRedFloyd on
Anyone falling for these kind of scams deserves to be parted from their money. What person in their right mind thinks they are talking to “insert celebrities name here” and that that super famous celebrity is now asking for money from someone in a council estate?
mantequilla69420 on
Look, I’m sorry that there are evil people that pray on the desperate and stupid – but at some point there needs to be some levels of personal responsibility for these types of scams, as at the end of the day whether it be regular bank scams or elaborate scams like this, any forms of reimbursement is just going to be paid for by you and me…
Potential-Secret-760 on
I was going to say “ha ha, what an idiot” until i read the “addicted to the attention” part. How lonely is this woman? She must have known, surely? She just liked indulging in the fantasy.
MuddlinThrough on
> “Last year, another Ludwig impersonator defrauded her of more than £100,000, claiming he needed it to “catch” the original fraudster.”
This actually might be the most ridiculous bit
Ikkarus7 on
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 6 times, shame on me.
PulsatingBalloonKnot on
Lost the kids as well.
This isn’t a manageable addiction, or someone feeling a bit lonely. She’s properly tapped in the head with ongoing issues, an inability to safeguard, a lack of insight or refuses to engage with reality, and needs serious psychological intervention.
On_The_Blindside on
I struggle to find sympathy for people that fall for romance scams involving celebrities.
Unlesss you’re an 11/10 in every single way, including emotionally and financially, no Celebrity is going to look at you once, let alone twice.
You’ve just got to be completely delusional to think otherwise. I mean, this person put their kids out of their home for god’s sake, at no point did she think of her actions and their effect on her children.
Embarrassed-File3335 on
I understand how scams work and that is easier to get scammed than one thinks, I understand why some people might have mental issues and can get scammed multiple times.
What I don’t understand is how those people manage to accumulate enough money to get scammed out of those eye watering amounts.
circleribbey on
I think at this point someone should be given financial power of attorney over her. Something is seriously wrong.
ElusiveCrab on
People who fall for these at all are either monumentally stupid or incredibly vulnerable to the point they shpuldnt have unsupervised access to the internet. Six times? Theres no words.
Says she works for the NHS too but doesnt specify. The thought of this person being anyway involved in the healthcare system is terrifying
So_Gawjus on
No Sympathy at all I’m afraid. Fool me once and all that.
Random_B00 on
Going to be tragic when actual Jude Law falls in love with her next week
ShootAndScore77 on
Genuine question – is this not a form of mental disability?
To be this susceptible to the same scam over and over again even when it’s blindingly obvious to anyone it’s a scam. She seems to unfortunately have the critical thinking skills of an 8 year old
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Sad, but there is no hope for someone who thinks they’re in multiple online romances, with multi millionaires, who need their money…
Six fucking times she got fooled by celebrity romance scams on instagram, surely she would have figured it out after way less than that? can’t even feel bad that’s just ridiculous
Mental illness is a cruel thing. Its hard to believe any sane person could fall victim to this particular type of fraud.
Anyone falling for these kind of scams deserves to be parted from their money. What person in their right mind thinks they are talking to “insert celebrities name here” and that that super famous celebrity is now asking for money from someone in a council estate?
Look, I’m sorry that there are evil people that pray on the desperate and stupid – but at some point there needs to be some levels of personal responsibility for these types of scams, as at the end of the day whether it be regular bank scams or elaborate scams like this, any forms of reimbursement is just going to be paid for by you and me…
I was going to say “ha ha, what an idiot” until i read the “addicted to the attention” part. How lonely is this woman? She must have known, surely? She just liked indulging in the fantasy.
> “Last year, another Ludwig impersonator defrauded her of more than £100,000, claiming he needed it to “catch” the original fraudster.”
This actually might be the most ridiculous bit
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 6 times, shame on me.
Lost the kids as well.
This isn’t a manageable addiction, or someone feeling a bit lonely. She’s properly tapped in the head with ongoing issues, an inability to safeguard, a lack of insight or refuses to engage with reality, and needs serious psychological intervention.
I struggle to find sympathy for people that fall for romance scams involving celebrities.
Unlesss you’re an 11/10 in every single way, including emotionally and financially, no Celebrity is going to look at you once, let alone twice.
You’ve just got to be completely delusional to think otherwise. I mean, this person put their kids out of their home for god’s sake, at no point did she think of her actions and their effect on her children.
I understand how scams work and that is easier to get scammed than one thinks, I understand why some people might have mental issues and can get scammed multiple times.
What I don’t understand is how those people manage to accumulate enough money to get scammed out of those eye watering amounts.
I think at this point someone should be given financial power of attorney over her. Something is seriously wrong.
People who fall for these at all are either monumentally stupid or incredibly vulnerable to the point they shpuldnt have unsupervised access to the internet. Six times? Theres no words.
Says she works for the NHS too but doesnt specify. The thought of this person being anyway involved in the healthcare system is terrifying
No Sympathy at all I’m afraid. Fool me once and all that.
Going to be tragic when actual Jude Law falls in love with her next week
Genuine question – is this not a form of mental disability?
To be this susceptible to the same scam over and over again even when it’s blindingly obvious to anyone it’s a scam. She seems to unfortunately have the critical thinking skills of an 8 year old