“I am a 26-year-old woman living in a poor country in East Europe. My salary is modest, and I’ve had to forego many activities my friends engage in to support my parents’ monthly expenses and save money. After five years of hard work, I managed to save 4000 Euros last year. I planned to use this savings to buy my father a car, making it easier for him to transport materials for his work.
In March 2023, I came across an advertisement on Instagram for a part-time job. It turned out to be a Binary options scheme where a supposed teacher provided commands via Telegram, instructing us on when and how much money to invest. We were promised a 2% daily return. The website was called Ceremose.m. For a few weeks, everything seemed fine, but then they disappeared, and no one responded to my messages or calls.
Desperate to recover my losses, I found someone on Quora named Tonya Britnell from Texas who claimed she could help. Her initial fee was $200, which I paid, but then she insisted on an additional $1500 for an application to reveal the scammers’ true identity. After sending her the money, she blocked me, proving to be another scammer.
Since that day, I’ve been overwhelmed with anxiety, experiencing frequent panic attacks and a constant sense of insecurity. My father, unaware of my predicament, asked if he could borrow 2000 Euros. I feel ashamed to admit I’ve been scammed. In the other hand, my heart is pained not to help him, knowing all he has done for me. It’s with great reluctance that I turn to this website. I am usually very introverted and rarely ask for help, but I am truly desperate and kindly requesting if you can help me with any amount of money.
Thank you in advance,
Thalia
https://paypal.me/thaliaionic?country.x=AL&locale.x=en_US
I will pay it forward when I am in a better situation.