[h=1]Montreal woman terrified her personal info was posted in escort ads. Did police do enough?[/h]
Maybe the police can start with one of her ex?
Maybe the police can start with one of her ex?
Montreal woman terrified her personal info was posted in escort ads
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Probably an ex boyfriend that did this. Although if she put all that info in her Facebook could be a prankster coworker or anyone. Police will likely never catch the culprit or spend a lot of resources trying if she put this info out on the internet and it was copied and pasted. However, if the info was private on her phone and only circulated to a small circle of friends, then there is probably a very small group of suspects. But sounds like a privacy waiver situation is more likely.
She probably could get more help from someone who's an expert in computers and especially the internet. A hacker type probably would have better success at tracking the culprit than the cops would. It's actually easier than people think. You just need to know how it's done.
Years ago i suspected someone was impersonating me and sending emails to 'ladies' i had befriended. My email address would even show up as the sender in the various emails they'd receive. And of they'd reply to a particular email, the culprit's account would receive their reply. Not mine, the one that was on the email's header. I only found out about this scam when one of the 'ladies' confided about 'my' emails to an acquaintance of mine. She showed him the email. When he told me about this i had no idea what he was referring to and realized someone had been impersonating me simply to cause trouble.
So i asked a friend of mine to look into it and he was able to hack into the culprit's account. He also showed and educated me onto how easy this scam could be done. I tested it on myself and to my great surprise it worked. It was so easy to accomplish that it was downright scary! I told my friend: "If they don't believe me that i've been victim of a scam, i'm fucked!" He replied "Indeed, you're literally fucked since i don't believe someone who isn't computer or internet savvy will believe your story. And if someone savvy enough and willing to put in the effort, they can virtually fuck anyone they want."
Years ago i suspected someone was impersonating me and sending emails to 'ladies' i had befriended. My email address would even show up as the sender in the various emails they'd receive. And of they'd reply to a particular email, the culprit's account would receive their reply. Not mine, the one that was on the email's header. I only found out about this scam when one of the 'ladies' confided about 'my' emails to an acquaintance of mine. She showed him the email. When he told me about this i had no idea what he was referring to and realized someone had been impersonating me simply to cause trouble.
So i asked a friend of mine to look into it and he was able to hack into the culprit's account. He also showed and educated me onto how easy this scam could be done. I tested it on myself and to my great surprise it worked. It was so easy to accomplish that it was downright scary! I told my friend: "If they don't believe me that i've been victim of a scam, i'm fucked!" He replied "Indeed, you're literally fucked since i don't believe someone who isn't computer or internet savvy will believe your story. And if someone savvy enough and willing to put in the effort, they can virtually fuck anyone they want."
I feel so bad for such person.... some of these peoples contacting her probably tough they where contacting a legit escort. I wish some of "us" could show her we are not assholes and creep and try to help her.. but the poor girl is probably(and reasonably) scared now. Such a shame. I hate that there is loosers doing those kind of shit !!
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