Silent Victim No More operates from a strong and highly ethical foundation of values that ensures our commitment to successful creation of a worldwide movement of education and awareness to stop this hideous crime of the “Romance Scam”.

As users of the Internet increase, so does the epidemic of men and women being scammed for money.

• Hearts are being broken
• Money is being stolen
• Individuals are committing suicide
• Innocent people are going to jail
• The identity of innocent people is being stolen
• Billions of dollars are leaving our country, thus weakening our economy

It could happen to your grandmother, your grandfather, your mother, your father, your brother and/or sister, your aunt, your uncle, your cousins, your friends.…and yes, even you. Nobody is immune!

The romance scam is devastating and challenging to heal and get your life back, but you can do it and become an overcomer. We all need encouragement and a reminder of who we are and what we can do. Let this bracelet be your reminder. Purchase it today for only $5.00 US.

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Who Is the Real Man Behind the Screen is a must read for anyone who is currently or thinking about online dating, anyone who has friends and/or family that is online dating, and anyone that has been or knows someone that has been scammed via the Internet dating romance scam.

First-hand insight and information to keep your heart and money safe when online dating!

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Hosea 4:6 – My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.

At Silent Victim No More, our mission is to create awareness worldwide of the Internet Romance Scam, facilitate educational and awareness programs that will prevent innocent people from being scammed, and provide a safe environment for those who have been scammed. In this environment, victims will come out of denial, break free from their scammer, heal their hearts, learn healthy life skills, and regain their life back. They will go from being a victim to being an overcomer.

Scammers will only do what brings them money. Once the achievement of our mission is fulfilled, people will be aware, educated, and no longer engage with scammers. This will cut off the cash flow scammers once enjoyed, and eradicate the Internet Romance Scam. No more innocent people will have their hearts broken, assets or identity stolen, go to jail, or commit suicide. The billions of dollars that once left our country will now stay in our country and strength our economy.

Meet the Scammers

I encourage you to watch this video to become educated about the many ways the global criminal known as the “Romance Scammer” manipulates their victims.

• Learn how both a man and woman victim not only gave their scammer money, they traveled to meet their scammer, and unknowingly were used as a drug mules, which landed them in prison.
• Learn how the military personnel’s pictures are being used to scam money from victims.
• Learn how scammers are using victims bank accounts to money launder stolen money.
• Learn how spells are put on victims to steal their money. This is why victims fall so madly in love, and do things they wouldn’t normally do.
• Learn how the scammers get their victims to do sexting, record them, and use these videos to scam other victims.
• See a scammer scamming his victim in real time, and how the scammer doesn’t see this as a crime, but how it’s is owed to them due to slavery.
• See how they say their web cam doesn’t work. This is why I teach to ALWAYS IMMEDIATLY ask someone you meet online to come on camera, when they have an excuse why they can’t, DISCONNECT IMMEDIATELY. If they do come on camera, they will be using a stolen video, so ask them to do something in real time such as sit if they are standing, or stand if they are sitting. If they can’t do this you know it’s scammer using a stolen video, and DISCONNECT IMMEDIATELY.

So, how large is the scammer’s playground just in the U.S.A.?

Lonely People: CBS NEWS, 2,000 people surveyed, 72 percent report feeling lonely. (www.cbsnews.com)

Widows/Widowers: 13.6 M in the US, over 11M are women (AARP)

Divorced: 876,000 yearly (https://www.mckinleyirvin.com)

Handicapped: According to the US Census Bureau, 56.7 M people (www.census.gov)

People reporting being romance scammed: 4,109 in 2016, lost 25.5 M, 24.8% of the 4,109 reported financial loss (https://www.scamwatch.gov.au)

In 2015, the FBI received 12,509 complaints related to online-dating fraud, with losses of $203.3 million. (http://www.rd.com/culture/online-dating-scam/)

However, most people do not report being scammed and usually lie about the amount in which they have been scammed.

So, how HUGE is the scammer’s playground …just in Canada?

Lonely People: One of the fastest growing trends in recent decades — accelerating since 2000, according to StatsCan — has been the rise in single-person households. In 2006, they represented 26.8 per cent of all households in Canada, 27.1 per cent and the number was 6.8 respectively. (www.cbc.ca/news/canada/one-is-the-loneliness-number-1.850697)

Widows/Widowers: In 2016, about 1.92 million widowed people in Canada. (www.statista.com/statistics/443276/widowed-people-in-canada/)

Divorced: Statistics between 2003 and 2011, place a “lifetime risk” of divorcing, before the 30th anniversary, at 38-41% of Canadians. Quebec had the highest rate of divorce in 2003 (49.7%), whereas Newfoundland & Labrador had the lowest provincial rate of divorce (17.1%). BC’s divorce rate is approximately 39.8% (Ambert, 2005 from Statistics Canada, 2005 and earlier). (www.butterfieldlaw.ca/divorce-statistics-inicanada-a-snapsjot)

Handicapped: The prevalence of disability increases steadily with age: 2.3 million working-age Canadians (15 to 64), or 10.1%, reported having a disability in 2012, compared to 33.2% of Canadian seniors—those aged 65 or older. Within the working-age population, those reporting a disability was 4.4% for people aged 15 to 24, 6.5% for those 25 to 44 and 16.1% for those 45 to 64. This proportion reaches 26.3% for those aged 65 to 74 and 42.5% among those 75 and older. (www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/89-654-x/89-654-x2013002-eng.htm)

So, how HUGE is the scammer’s playground …just in Europe?

Lonely People: Loneliness across different age groups in 25 European nations, with a focus on people of an advanced age. After discussing issues of comparability, we present our empirical findings employing data collected in the third round (2006–07) of the European Social Survey (total sample size 47,099, age range 15–101) which included a ‘self-rating’ loneliness scale. Our results suggest that the prevalence of loneliness does increase with age for the combined sample. However, the nation in which one lives shows a greater impact than age on reported levels of loneliness, with Russia and Eastern European nations having the highest proportions of lonely people (about 10–34% for different age groups) and Northern European nations the lowest (mostly below 6%). Possible explanatory factors are identified and discussed, which provides the groundwork of a subsequent and formal study. [accessed Oct 19 2017].
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/231938718_Age_and_loneliness_in_25_European_nations

Widows/Widowers: According to the 1989 census, in the age group 40-44 years, 4.1% of women and 0.7% of men, and in the age group of 50-54 years 12% and 2.3%, respectively, were widowed. In the last 20-30 years, widowhood has increased again.

Divorced: In 1998, there were 71.3 thousand officially registered marriages and 47.2 thousand officially registered divorces.

Handicapped: The total number of disabled people in 1992 was 81.2 million.

So, how HUGE is the scammer’s playground …just in Australia?

Lonely People: In 1997, 32% of older people aged 65 years and over lived alone. During their waking hours, these people spent an average of 79% of their time alone (12 hours and 26 minutes per day).

Widows/Widowers: According to the 2016 Census 985,204 (5.2%) people are widowed. http://www.censusdata.abs.gov.au/census_services/getproduct/census/2016/quickstat/036

Divorced:  According to the 2016 Census 1,626,890 (8.5%) people are divorced and 608,059 (3.2%) are separated. http://www.censusdata.abs.gov.au/census_services/getproduct/census/2016/quickstat/036

Handicapped:  1,264,600 or 8.6% of the population are handicapped. As age increases the likelihood of being handicapped also generally increases.