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My name is Randy Stufflebeam and I am looking to form an organization called:
The Anti-Scammer Task Force
The mission of the task force is to go after scammers who prey on people, especially the elderly who most times are lonely and looking for someone to spend time with.
The long story short is that my father was not figuratively, but literally scammed to death by an entity known as Anne. This entity had so brainwashed my dad that he believe that "she" was his Fiancée and was trying desperately to get to him to marry him. She also had him believing that she had a friend that was a "Super Investor" and that for his investment in bitcoin he was going to get back a million dollars. He borrowed money from friends, family, neighbors; took out loans and credit cards, as well as sent his retirement and social security. Between paying for her travel costs to Mexico to invest in Bitcoin, lodging, investments, medical care costs and other, my dad probably sent somewhere between 150 and 200 thousand dollars. He was eating very little, stopped getting the insulin he needed for his diabetes. He stopped paying for mortgage and insurance on his house. Once he got his million dollars (actually, he was told his return on his investment was closing in on 2 million dollars). he was fully intending on paying everyone back. But he died without ever personally meeting his Fiancée, getting his million dollars and being able to pay anyone back.
In the process of trying to save my dad, I was told there was nothing anyone could do, because he wasn't doing anything illegal. He could give his money away to whom or whatever he wanted to. My brother and I went to lawyers, doctors, senior citizen community centers, ect., looking for help.
So I am looking to create an organization to go after the scammer(s) that killed my father and go after others as well.
I am looking for volunteers to help fight these evil, evil scammers:
- Fund Raisers
- Doctors
- Lawyers
- Psychologists
- Hackers
- Private Eyes
- Webmasters
- Law Enforcements
IF interested in knowing more or would like to get involved, OR, if you know someone who might, please fill out the contact form at the right.
Initially, we will be focused on the scamming industry, but then will develop "The Anti-Fraud Task Force" to go after them as well. Just a note about the difference between a FRAUD and a SCAM:
What's the difference between FRAUD and SCAM
While often used interchangeably, "fraud" refers to any deceptive act to gain financial benefit without the victim's knowledge or consent, usually involving unauthorized access to personal information, while a "scam" is a specific type of fraud where the victim is actively tricked into willingly providing their information or money, often through manipulation or psychological tactics; essentially, in fraud, the victim is unaware of the theft, whereas in a scam, they are aware but deceived into participating.
Key differences:
Victim's knowledge:
In fraud, the victim is completely unaware of the unauthorized activity, while in a scam, the victim is aware of the transaction but is tricked into participating.
Method of deception:
Fraud often involves gaining access to personal information without the victim's knowledge, like identity theft, whereas scams rely on psychological manipulation to convince the victim to give up information willingly.
Examples of fraud:
- Unauthorized credit card charges
- Bank account takeover
- Identity theft.
Examples of scams:
- Phishing emails asking for personal information
- Fake investment opportunities
- Romance scams where someone pretends to be interested in a victim to solicit money
- "Too good to be true" deals requiring upfront payment