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Social Media Feeds Scammers

Be wise keep your social media’s on private

By Marie381Uk Published 11 months ago 3 min read
By George’s Girl 2025

Social Media Feeds Scammers

In today’s digital world, social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram have drastically changed how we connect with others. However, amid this connectivity lies a dark underworld—scams that prey on our hopes and desires, particularly the longing for love and connection. My own experience serves as a stark reminder of how easily one can get caught in this web of deception.

It all began when I stumbled upon an advertisement claiming, "I will draw your soulmate." The allure of discovering what my soulmate looked like was impossible to resist. Intrigued, I clicked on the link, eager to explore the possibility that a true psychic could reveal insights into my romantic future.

The website claimed that a genuine psychic would create a drawing based on their unique abilities and insights. They promised not only a picture of my soulmate but also predictions about my past, present, and future. This enticing offer filled me with excitement, and I felt compelled to find out who I might be destined to connect with.

Once I decided to proceed, I was met with an enticing offer. For £24.99, I could receive a digital drawing of my soulmate, accompanied by a detailed psychic reading. Despite my initial skepticism, the thought of uncovering the identity of my soulmate compelled me to make the purchase. I envisioned what this drawing might reveal and allowed myself to dream about the possibilities.

After completing the payment process, they assured me I would receive my soulmate's drawing within 12 hours. As I awaited the arrival of this much-anticipated drawing, I found myself checking my email constantly, filled with hope. What if this was my chance to see the face of someone destined to be in my life?

Finally, the moment arrived—*ping!* My heart raced as I opened the email. However, my excitement quickly dissipated into disbelief.

The email contained a lengthy report filled with vague predictions about my personality and life path. The psychic’s reading included generalized statements that could apply to almost anyone. It wasn’t until I analyzed the text more closely that it occurred to me—they had crafted these insights in a way that could resonate with many individuals, making it seem personal without revealing how they pieced together this information.

As I scanned through the reading, I realized that much of what was written felt strangely familiar. It dawned on me that the psychic must have compiled these details based on information readily available from the various interactions and posts I shared on my social media. Although they never explicitly stated they had accessed my online presence, their vague predictions aligned too closely with the aspects of my life I had publicly shared.

And then came the drawing. I hesitated before opening the attachment. When I finally revealed the image, it was not the captivating soulmate I had envisioned; instead, it was an ambiguous depiction that bore no resemblance to anyone meaningful in my life. Confusion morphed into frustration as I recognized my misguided belief in the authenticity of this psychic.

Recognizing the truth about their tactics—the way they had pieced together information that was already out there—I decided to take action. I wrote them a letter expressing my dissatisfaction. I made it clear that the image they provided was clearly computer-generated and that the details were just vague associations with my social media. I told them I was not happy with their service.

In response, they denied my claims, and after a heated exchange of words, I threatened to expose their misleading practices. Suddenly, and quite unexpectedly, a full refund appeared in my account. It felt like a small victory, a realization that standing up for myself had forced them to acknowledge their wrongdoing.

To anyone reading this, I urge you to consider carefully the information you put out into the world. Behind enticing offers of love and companionship may lie scams devised by those who seek to deceive. My experience serves as a cautionary tale—a reminder to protect our personal information and remain skeptical of offers that seem too good to be true.

Ultimately, my quest for a soulmate transformed into an eye-opening lesson about awareness and caution in the online world. While the hope for love is beautiful, we must navigate the digital landscape wisely to ensure our safety and integrity.

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About the Creator

Marie381Uk

I've been writing poetry since the age of fourteen. With pen in hand, I wander through realms unseen. The pen holds power; ink reveals hidden thoughts. A poet may speak truth or weave a tale. You decide. Let pen and ink capture your mind❤️

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  • Susan Payton11 months ago

    People who do that have won runner up in challenges and everything. I wouldn't do that personally.

  • Susan Payton11 months ago

    Do you draw? Nice photo. Social Media can be a dangerous place. What's the deal with people soliciting for people to visit their stories, I thought you were not suppose to do that. It makes the place look really spammy. Just my opinion.

  • Nice work . Please check my stories out as well if you get a chance.

  • Ignited Minds11 months ago

    A powerful reminder to stay cautious and protect personal information in the digital age.

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