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How to stop Blackmail And Prevent Exposure
Frank M. Ahearn
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Frank M. Ahearn
My expertise is taking over cases and becoming you. The trick is to transfer the predator from your contact to mine, and I deal with them directly. You are done with the stress and fear; it is all in my hands.
I use different tactics, like feeding the scammer disinformation about your identity, which is determined by what they know about you and whether it is a person-to-person or digital threat.
When it is digital, I can convince the person they have incorrect information, like the spelling of your name, spouse info, and employment, which is the highest level of identity protection.
If it is someone you met and lives in your area, the primary concern is keeping them from showing up at our home or place of employment, which I do with continuous communications and nuanced stalling.
Stalling the demands is the only way to stop a blackmailer and the only leverage in the scam. You promise, break the promise, and promise again. The majority have no idea how to extort victims but assume that if they have something over you and threaten to expose you, they will get what they want. Sounds simple enough. However, most never think about what they will do if you stall other than threatening again. Most will adhere to the stall because they do not know what else to do.
Going nuclear and exposing a person crosses a serious line, especially if the scam stems from a personal meeting because the person knows the consequences. Ultimately, the aggressor cannot determine how to get what they want. Part of the strategy is to blow the steam out of the threat.
It is different with digital scammers, who don't usually expose victims but get them to pay by constantly bombarding them with threats. Online extortionists are in the business of making money, not hurting people. They want to grab what they can and move on to the next. The hard part is backing them off.
Some cruel people have no issue destroying a person. I have seen some horror shows, but these are minimal and not what most encounter. Often, the only combat is damage control, which I can assist with.
Anyone can fix their problem; however, the stress and fear stop victims, which is why I am here. How to stop blackmail and prevent exposure? FA@FrankAhearn.com
If you are a victim of extortion, I suggest you watch the enclosed video to learn what extortion help is and how I can assist.
My name is Frank M. Ahearn, and for the last thirty years, I have been a trusted expert in resolving extreme privacy issues. My experience includes how to stop and end extreme relationships, like sugar daddy extortion, Grindr sextortion, Cartel Blackmail, dangerous extramarital affairs, and other problems that threaten your way of life.
If you have found yourself in a position where you do not know how to exit or resolve it, I can help. We can have a video call to discuss it so you can see who you are dealing with, not just some employees. I work alone. Therefore, it is only you and me who know what occurred. That is true privacy.
I have spoken worldwide at many events about protecting your privacy, including how to disappear. I am the author of The Self-Help Guide For Stopping Blackmail, The How to Disappear Journal, The Romance Detective, The Online Dating Journal, and the New York Times Bestseller How to Disappear. You won't find another professional with my experience or expertise.
You can learn more by reading my blog and watching my videos.
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