How to stop Blackmail

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 stopping blackmail, extreme privacy protection, removing unwanted content, and assisting those who need to disappear. If you search my name, you will see that my reputation as a privacy expert and blackmail negotiator speaks for itself.

I travel and speak publicly about my various work skills. 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. 

If you have found yourself in a position where you do not know how to resolve or exit, I can help. The best way to move forward is to schedule a consultation, and we can speak. 

When I tell people I am a privacy expert, they assume I do technical work on computer systems. Nothing could be farther from the truth. I am a human privacy expert who resolves issues created by humans. The problems are usually self-inflicted, involving an aggressive perpetrator, other third parties, secret situations, or undesirable information. It is difficult to describe my work clearly because it often goes beyond the norm or requires great discretion. However, you know if you need me. 

My name is synonymous with How to Disappear after I wrote the New York Times Bestseller, which became the go-to book about disappearing. I still work with individuals who are in situations and need to go. It is not as dark as you think; for some people, the idea of how to disappear is a new start in life and the ultimate freedom. If you need to vanish, I can help.

As a Blackmail Negotiator, my expertise is preventing  exposure by taking over, posing as the victim, and executing a strategy that manipulates what the predator knows. This strategy prevents contact with family, friends, and employment and removes them from the victim's life. When combating, you can not be myopic and think about the now and only preventing exposure; you must think long-term to prevent future contact. 

For the most part, most blackmail is the same, whether it is online, escort, voodoo, extramarital affair, relationship of convenience, college test, whatever. It is mostly about money. However, with an online scam, there is no worry of physical threat, whereas, with an extramarital or escort scam, the perpetrator might know where you live and work. Such could escalate into aggressive behavior, which is no longer about money but anger, hate, or revenge. Knowing and understanding the predator's motivations is key to successfully resolving. 

How to stop blackmail comes down to negotiating a payment the victim will never pay. Whenever there is a demand for money, a stall occurs with an excuse for the victim's inability to pay. Essentially, it is stringing the blackmailer along and keeping them in the hopes of receiving money. 

Where the scam is challenging for a victim is standing their ground and not paying. The dread of exposure is overwhelming, and most cannot stomach the stress. One needs nerves of steal to handle blackmail and avoid acting off their fears. Having an expert like me to relieve you of your problem and prevent disaster is the best and smartest solution. 

Blackmailers target director-level executives in real and fake schemes. Real blackmail usually derives from the hand of the individual themself, where they connect on LinkedIn, XING, or personal social media sites. In-person scams occur on business trips and out-of-town seminars. The individual might have too much to drink or have a secret (everyone has secrets) life when traveling; this time, they connect with the wrong person.

A fake profile attack occurs when the scammer chooses a random executive and targets them with manipulated photos or text messages. This attack also targets other professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, religious leaders, and those with a large online presence. It is not necessarily AI blackmail, which is more of a media scare than anything. The danger lies when the blackmailer decides to extort the company and threaten their reputation, as opposed to the victim. Do not mistake my service for reputation management. 

In addition to combating business fraud, I provide seminars that educate business professionals on threats and dangers they are unaware of. 

I offer a one-of-a-kind break-up service that effectively prevents partners or ex-partners from blackmailing, harassing, stalking, or revealing what was a discreet relationship. Your problem becomes my problem, and I remove the person from your life. I have posed as a man, woman, husband, wife, and rock star. If you are in an awkward, hostile, volatile, or financial relationship and want to end it, I can help.

Email me if you need help with a situation, and we can speak.

FA@FrankAhearn.con