Scammer Photos
Stolen & the Real Scammer Photos Presented by SCARS Institute™
The scammer photos that appear on this website have been reported to SCARS by victims as evidence of cybercrime and as part of an ongoing study into the selection of stolen images & identities chosen by scammers
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Welcome to an Official Scammer Photos website by the Society of Citizens Against Relationship Scams Inc.
Scammer Photos are displayed to alert potential victims of their use by scammers impersonating real people.
These are stolen & real scammer photos and are shown as evidence of crimes
We also present the scammer photos of real (reported or arrested) scammers for use by law enforcement around the world from the SCARS|CDN™ Cybercrime Data Network.™
Scam Victim Trigger Warning: Real Criminal Scammer Photos
If you are a scam victim, please be aware that viewing photos of scammers—whether they are the actual criminals or stolen images used during the scam—can be emotionally distressing. These images may trigger strong reactions such as anxiety, anger, grief, or shame, especially if they are connected to a traumatic experience you’re still processing. For many victims, seeing these photos brings back painful memories or reactivates feelings of betrayal, confusion, or self-blame.
We strongly advise discretion when choosing to view such content. If you’re in recovery or feeling emotionally vulnerable, it may be best to avoid these images altogether or view them only with trusted support present. Your emotional safety matters. There is no need to retraumatize yourself in an effort to “face the truth” or seek validation. Healing doesn’t require you to expose yourself to material that may destabilize your progress. Please take care and put your well-being first.
Advertencia para Víctimas de Estafa: Fotos Reales de Estafadores Criminales
Si eres una víctima de estafa, ten en cuenta que ver fotos de estafadores—ya sean imágenes reales de los criminales o fotos robadas que usaron durante la estafa—puede causar una fuerte reacción emocional. Estas imágenes pueden desencadenar sentimientos intensos como ansiedad, enojo, tristeza o vergüenza, especialmente si están relacionadas con una experiencia traumática que aún estás procesando. Para muchas víctimas, ver estas fotos revive recuerdos dolorosos o reactiva emociones de traición, confusión o culpa.
Recomendamos encarecidamente tener discreción al decidir ver este tipo de contenido. Si estás en proceso de recuperación o te sientes emocionalmente vulnerable, puede ser mejor evitar estas imágenes por completo o verlas solo en compañía de alguien de confianza. Tu bienestar emocional es importante. No necesitas volver a traumatizarte para “enfrentar la verdad” o buscar validación. Sanar no requiere exponerte a material que pueda afectar tu estabilidad. Por favor, cuida de ti mismo y prioriza tu bienestar.
Dear Scammers …
The Internet Never Forgets! And Neither Do We!
Eventually, Your Scammer Photos Will Appear Here!
Our Scammer Photos Galleries Are Constantly Expanding, Come Back Often
Look in our MENU for more Galleries of Scammers!
Images are displayed in the original size when reported
To learn more about Scams & Scammers visit:
www.RomanceScamsNow.com
All SCARS websites have a full language translation function available.
Visit RomanceScamsNOW.com the SCARS Encyclopedia of Scams & also ScamsNOW.com
WHERE TO DO IMAGE SEARCHES
Google, Yandex (Russian), BING, TinEye, and www.facecheck.id
ABOUT SCAMMER NAMES
Names are mostly meaningless because there are literally more than a billion fake profiles and fake names on Facebook alone. No one has a magic book that contains the names of all fake profiles.
If you suspect you are talking to a scammer then stop & block them. If you lost money then report it to your local police! Do not confront them – just leave them never knowing what happened, this is for your own safety.
If you sent money to a scammer visit reporting.AgainstScams.org to learn how best to report them.
Scam Victim Warning
Do not try to contact the person in the stolen images – the people pictured in these photos already know their photos are being used and that their identities have been stolen – they are impersonation victims – please do not cyberstalk them and invade their privacy – they are also victims! Leave them and their families alone!
New Victims
If you are a new victim of a scam please visit www.ScamVictimsSupport.org to learn about what you should do now.
Resources:
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- Subscribe to the freee SCARS Newsletter and stay up to date newsletter.AgainstScams.org
- Sign up for SCARS professional support & recovery groups, visit support.AgainstScams.org
- Find competent trauma counselors or therapists, visit counseling.AgainstScams.org
- Become a SCARS Member and get free counseling benefits, visit membership.AgainstScams.org
- Report each and every crime, learn how to at reporting.AgainstScams.org
- Learn more about Scams & Scammers at RomanceScamsNOW.com and ScamsNOW.com
- Self-Help Books for Scam Victims are at shop.AgainsstScams.org