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   • Report the Financial Loss: File a report with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/. This helps track impersonation scams and may be helpful for law enforcement.

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Here's a unique tip to help you avoid falling victim to impersonation scams like the one Aridawettest (or Haitiangyal23@icloud.com or 904-763-4321) used:

"Verify Before You Verify (Payment)"

Impersonators often try to create a sense of urgency or pressure to get you to send money quickly. Before sending any money online, especially to someone you haven't met in person, take a moment to verify their identity.

Here are some verification steps you can take:

• Double-check usernames and email addresses: Small typos or inconsistencies can be a red flag.
• Look for verification badges on social media: Many platforms offer verification badges for legitimate creators or businesses.
• Search for the person's name online: See if there's any information online pointing towards a fake account.
• Never send money through untrusted channels: Only use secure payment methods offered by verified platforms like OnlyFans.

Remember, a genuine person will be understanding if you take some time to verify their identity before sending money. Don't be afraid to ask questions or request additional information. By being cautious and verifying before sending money, you can protect yourself from future impersonation scams.