Blackmail help starts with taking steps to protect yourself from exposure and keep the blackmailer from contacting your family, friends, and employer. This includes protecting your identity, preventing exposure, and removing the threat from your life.
When you read about how to stop blackmail, you can get lost in a sea of misinformation. Some websites, including law enforcement resources, suggest you block and ignore the predator. Unfortunately, that is not always the solution. You risk exposure when you turn a blind eye to someone threatening to share compromising photos.
The blackmailer will tell you that if you pay one fee, they will go away. That is untrue. They have no reason to leave you alone if you pay. In fact, paying is what keeps the threat in your life. The most difficult part of the scam is getting the person out of your life.
I have written several Blackmail Help books that teach victims how to prevent exposure. I wrote them because not everyone is in a financial position to hire a blackmail fixer like me. The books give you the tools to stall the threat, create disinformation, deal with it, slow the scam down, and pull away. These are the exact same tools I use when I handle a client case.
I am Frank M. Ahearn, a privacy expert and New York Times bestselling author of How to Disappear. I was originally a skip tracer and social engineer, locating people who didn’t want to be found. Eventually, I entered the extreme privacy business of helping people disappear. Over the years, I moved into the blackmail and romance scam business and began protecting victims from their worst nightmare.
You can learn more about me on my business website.
FA@FrankAhearn.com
Blackmail Help Books by Frank M. Ahearn
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