People have to be careful about the people they communicate to on social media, this i short story of how this person lost to fake celebrity and how you can get your money back from scammers.

The family of a 72-year-old woman in San Antonio believes she’s being scammed by someone claiming to be the actor Jason Momoa.

The faux Momoa reached out to the woman through facebook struck up a romance, and asked her to contact him through a private chat app.

“He tells me he loves me, and I tell him I love him back,” the woman said.

The woman’s name wasn’t given to protect her identity. Her adult son reached out the the tv station because “he’s not been able to convince his mother, who has no cognitive impairment, that she’s being conned.”

The woman really believes that the person she’s talking to is really the actor who played Aquaman. She said they call and text each other daily.

Whoever is on the other end convinced the woman to accept two wire transfers from him for $30,000 and $50,000. She then transferred that money to another account at the scammer’s request.

Fake Momoa told the woman that he’s getting a divorce and needed to stash money away. The real Momoa is married to Lisa Bonet and spoke positively about spending time with her and their two children during the pandemic in an interview on the Daily Show last month.

How to Recover money sent to fake celebrity accounts.

If you suspect you have sent money to a fake celebrity account, it is good you take the right approach, if you want to get your money from the person/people behind the fake profile, there are scam investigations agencies that have been doing well in recovering money from different types of scam cases. File a case and they take up the matter with the necessary step/authorities to get your money.

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Document the Situation

Write out the details of how the scam worked, now, while it’s easy to find emails, texts and other digital trails.

Here’s the information that you should collect and write down so that you can fully report the scam:

• Your contact information
• Contact information for the individuals and/or company that ran the scam. This could include full name, mail and email addresses, social media profiles, ip addresses (if you have them), and telephone numbers.
• A detailed description of the scam itself:
• When did the events happen?
• Who was involved?
• How was the scam started, and how did it proceed?
• How much money / crypto did you lose?
• What exchanges or wallets or bank did you send funds from and to?
• Keep all copies of emails or physical documents.

This will give you a sense of the kind of information that law enforcement may request from victims.

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What is a celebrity impostor scam?

A celebrity impostor scam is a type of scam in which someone impersonates a celebrity, typically on social media, to deceive people into sending them money or personal information.

How do I know if I am talking to a real celebrity or an impostor?

It can be difficult to tell if you are talking to a real celebrity or an impostor online. Some warning signs of a scam include asking for money or personal information, using poor grammar or spelling, and refusing to speak on the phone or in person.

What should I do if I think I am being scammed by a celebrity impostor?

If you think you are being scammed by a celebrity impostor, stop all communication with the person immediately. Report the scam to the social media platform where you were contacted, and consider reporting the scam to law enforcement.