Love scams may seem ludicrous at face value, but they’re actually more prevalent than what one may initially think.
And for the record, it’s not just mysterious entities who are out to get your money either. In fact, some may actually be rather…
High-profile in nature.
Popular S’porean Streamer, KiaraaKitty Allegedly Confessed to Scams in Leaked Audio
On 3 June 2021, Youtube channel Incel Army reposted a rather controversial piece of content on the site.
In the 14:46 clip, a voice believed to be that of popular streamer KiaraaKitty could be heard saying that she had scammed numerous guys of their money.
“I scammed, like, seven guys and never got caught,” she stated.
The voice also revealed the select demographics she would target, and her main modus operandi.
For instance, she would go for men who’ve never been in a relationship before, or those who seemed to be vulnerable or desperate.
“I knew what kind of people to target… I even targeted a handicapped person but I didn’t know he was handicapped ok,” she admitted.
She would then spin tales of her money troubles to entice sympathy from the men. In one case, she claimed that she had a growth in her kidney and ended up soliciting a few hundred dollars per week over 2 years.
However, there were some close shaves where she was concerned. The man who gave her a few hundred dollars per week, for one, eventually reported her to the police on the basis of love scamming, but she allegedly bypassed charges by claiming that the victim was her disgruntled boyfriend.
Exasperated, the guy allegedly stopped contacting her.
“You can’t arrest me for loaning me money. You can’t do that, you offered it, it’s your fault,” she said.
You can view the full video clip down below:
Not The First Scandal
Assuming that the voice in the video was indeed KiaraaKitty, it would not be the first time that she had gotten into trouble.
Back in 2018, she was called out for a feeble attempt at doing an ‘Indian accent’.
And earlier this year, her account was temporarily banned after a guest experienced a brief wardrobe malfunction.
Scams
With that said, there are steps to take to guard yourself against such tactics. If you or someone you know is a victim of a scam, this article might be helpful.
This article may also be helpful if you’re looking to help a family member who has fallen prey to a scam.
Learn more about various types of scams and how to avoid getting scammed here.
Featured Image: Instagram (kiaraakitty)
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