It’s a scam. His family knows it’s a scam. But they cannot convince a 70-year-old Iowa man, a Vietnam veteran, that the woman he fell in love with does not exist. The man sent nearly $30,000 to the woman, draining his bank account.
Elderly love scam, on kdsm17.c9m.
This sad story plays out often — thousands of people have lost millions of dollars. But why does everyone fall for it? Because involvements with sociopaths are highly addictive. And make no mistake — con artists claiming love to swindle people are sociopaths.
How can you protect yourself — or hopefully someone you love? Educate yourself about sociopaths, their typical ploys, and how you can be affected. It’s all explained in the following webinars:
The Lovefraud Dating Recovery Bundle
- Why it’s so hard to get over loving a sociopath and how you can recover
- Dating again after the sociopath
Sociopaths get worse after age 50, say 91% of Lovefraud survey respondents