SUSPECTED SCAM!

Romance Scam
le.collins161@gmail.com Maj. Collins Lee

Date09/25/2020
Fraudulent emaille.collins161@gmail.com
PseudonymMaj. Collins Lee
Url / Websitehttps://instagram.com/c.lin.sm161?igshid=1bmqex6r78k2t
Scam contentsHe reached out on Instagram and said he was a 51yr.old Major in the United States military stationed in Siria and about to retire. He said he was from Pennsylvania, a single father of 2 boys, and that his wife died in a car crash a few years ago. He has not asked for anything yet.
I just started talking to him but I had a little feeling which has always worked. I did a reverse image search on Google on some pictures he had sent me and it brought me to this page. I was just going to leave a message on the lady that got scammed but then I decided to post my story even though I didn't get scammed, thank God. He thinks he is going to scam me.
Comment / ReviewLadies NEVER give out your personal information and if it's too good to be true It probably is.
Do a little investigation and follow your gut. Something as simple as a reverse image search can save you a lot of heartache.

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      • Tricia3101 06/20/2021 at 05:21 PM

        I was scammed by him in November 2020-January 2021. He is currently active on TikTok as @RyanCollins161. He made me take a "consignment box" from "Tracy Williams (fake name)" phone 1-719-287-8066 and we met in North Jersey for me to pick it up. It has his finger prints on it. It is a large safe. I think there are bricks in it as it is very heavy. I have it in a storage facility. After I ignored him for 1 month, he has since moved on and left me alone. Unfortunately I deleted our conversations because I wanted it behind me.

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