AI General Love Scam
The latest ‘thing’ is to AI-generate a military general (or colonel… ah, what’s the diff?) and troll the internet for ladies (or guys) looking for love in all the wrong places.
Single bars and good time lovers were never true.
Playing a fool’s game, hoping to win.
And telling those sweet lies and losing again…
… sorry, I got carried away. I’m back now.
Here is the good colonel…
I fell for a charming ‘army colonel’ on Tinder — I found out the terrifying truth and it cost me $25K
By Ben Cost | Nov. 18, 2024He was a soldier of misfortune.
As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, so do the scams utilizing it. A UK woman who fell for a “US army colonel” she met on Tinder discovered later that he was a romance scammer after he swindled her out of over $20,000 by deploying hyperrealistic AI videos.
“I’ve never been conned like this in my life,” the 60-something victim, who goes by Mary, told National Fraud Helpline while recalling this romantic false flag operation.
Hoping to find a friend and a lover
I’ll bless the day I discover
Another heart lookin’ for love
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The current CENTCOM commander has more than 3000 profiles on Fakebook, all which meet their high standards. He has GOT TO BE laying some serious pipe. In fact most GOs have that many.
I bet he NEVER has to pay for a visit back to the US out of his own pocket.
Another little known fact is that he writes the most beautiful Koranic poetry.
I know you should never reply to a suspicous email but a
recent phishing scam demanding thousands of dollars via
Bitcoin or they would release my little secret was too much
to ignore so I replied “which one”?
Still waiting.
The passive/ aggressive blackmail phishing scam relies on someone with a guilty conscience from cheating on a spouse or stealing money from work type activities. The victim gets so riled they don’t think about it and just pay. The best part is that the victim won’t ever even report it.