Blackmail: Stop Blackmail - Prevent Exposure - Protect Your Identity

If you are a victim of blackmail or sextortion, let me explain why you are in the right place and found the best person to help you. I am Frank M. Ahearn, a global privacy expert, author of The New York Times Bestseller, How to Disappear, and one of the leading experts on combating blackmail and sextortion.

If caught up in blackmail, you need to go dark by shutting down your social sites or making them as private as possible. Also, take inventory of what they identified about you. Do they know your real name, email address, mobile number, work, spouse, and social sites?

As far as the threat for money, under no circumstances do you pay. If you do, it will make matters worse. For starters, you give them more information about you, possibly your home address. Plus, the payment itself can be used as a tool for further extortion. A payment made invites them to return for more.

Everyone freaks out and is unsure what to do or who to call? If law enforcement is on your route, it is the wrong move. Their grand plan is for you to ignore the situation, which is the stupidest advice possible. I deal with more blackmail cases in a week than most cops in their career. The national and international agencies have far more pressing matters to investigate. It is easier for them to tell you to ignore it. If you do go the route of ignoring, guaranteed your content will show up online. If you are lucky, you will find it before someone you know does.

BLACKMAIL teaches how to Stop Blackmail, Prevent Exposure & Protect Your Identity.