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You’ve been on the internet how long? Obvious form letter scam written using public record data. I’ve gotten the same one lol.
Tell him you work for a porn company and if they do this they'll be subject to legal consequences as your ass literally belongs to them.View attachment 109862
Now he may talk tough but I don't mind my pics/ videos anywhere on the internet having consensual sex with my wife who's in her 30s.
So obviously I'm not gonna pay him..
What I'm curious about is where do I go to report this? FBI online site or where would you go?
Suggestions??
Tell him you work for a porn company and if they do this they'll be subject to legal consequences as your ass literally belongs to them.
I think I got my first one of these literally a few years ago, and I've continued receiving them intermittently since then. The threats ring especially hollow when you don't watch porn.You’ve been on the internet how long? Obvious form letter scam written using public record data. I’ve gotten the same one lol.
Wait they sent this as a physical letter? This seems a little more serious than the email ones, considering they know your physical location. I'd call police and maybe even FBI though they probably won't do much since you're not a high profile person like a politician or CEO or something. I would just be worried they come back with a lot of people to retaliate. Like a drive by shooting or something. Either way don't pay a single penny but you'll want to be on high alert, and update your physical and online security as best as you can, the people who do pay are why these people keep doing this. If you have any cloud based camera or home automation systems turn all that off and unplug it. Replace with ones that are local only.
Make sure all your stuff is up to date, change all your passwords etc, I had a hacker email me and stated he hacked my email server and requesting bitcoin or he'd do more damage if I don't send bitcoin and I kept ignoring it. He ended up trashing the entire online server after a while of me ignoring him.
I got one yesterday. Same email. Sent to an email I use only for eBay/paypal. It had my home land line with a missing digit in the area code and it had my P.O. Box address.
As far as I am concerned there is a leak at eBay/paypal.
Look up his bitcoin wallet address and see if there's any transactions there that give his ID away.
He has a zero balance and no transactions anyway.Don't know how.. I never did any bitcoining, nor do I intend to.