And here is a scammer, also using the images of DR STEVE G JONES but I had a short conversation with him so I thought I would include it here for you to read and enjoy. If you wish to see more information about the real man please follow the link here.
As you can see this Instagram scammer is definitely using the images of Dr Steve G Jones. The scammer calls himself Donald Hudson and says that he is a marine engineer and is a bitcoin investor. Bitcoin and crypto currency investors are the new scammers on Instagram and they all claim that they will invest your money for a huge return. Don't you believe it. The only thing you will be investing in is the scammer and his or her lifestyle.
This scammer has been messaging one of my followers on Instagram and she sent me this screenshot of the climax to their conversation. It had been going on for a short while, as he was grooming her and trying to gain her trust.
The crux of any scammer's conversation with you is to get you to send money. So they try to get you to have feelings for them so that you feel sorry for their supposed situation and send them what they are asking for.
Here is a very poorly written request for money to send his son.
1. It is a poor reason to send money - rather far-fetched and unbelievable in itself.
2. Donald isn't allowed to send money transactions whilst he is onboard his ship because the American government don't allow it. But they allow him to use the internet to chat on Instagram?? This is just rubbish - if he can use the internet and chat to you on Instagram so he can access online banking to send his own son money to rescue him in Argentina. Once you break down a conversation like this you see just how false it sounds and is a scammer asking you for money for himself.
Please do not send this person, or anyone you message online, any money, tech, gift cards, or say you will accept a parcel or money from them. The money, tech and gift cards goes to fund their scamming lifestyle. If you accept a parcel you will be expected to pay money to receive the parcel which will never arrive with you. If you accept money from them by bank transfer, western union, moneygram or any other way then be aware that you are handling money they have made from scamming other people and you are guilty of money laundering which is a crime punishable with a prison sentence. Is your scammer worth getting a criminal record for??? I don't think so so please don't do it. The scammer doesn't love you they love your money and your naivety and your willingness to help them. They laugh, call you a client, call what they do hustling. These are not the actions of a person who loves you.