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Marisa Martín Blázquez, scammed by a family member: “It hurts a lot to report someone you love”

Las scams They are more than ever on the order of the day. Thousands of people receive messages on their mobile phones every day through which their devices can be hacked, but this is only one of the types of scams that currently exist.

And it is that no one is safe from being scammedas has been the case of the ‘Fiesta’ collaborator Marisa Martin Blazquez. The journalist explained on Emma García’s program that she suffered personally what she feels when they manage to scam you, and even more so as in her case, when the offender is a close person.

Emma García focused precisely on this, on the trust that scammers often use for their purposes: “To be scammed you don’t have to be stupid, you simply have to trust, you don’t expect that someone you trust can betray you.”

Marisa Martín Blázquez shares her experience

Taking advantage of Emma’s words, Marisa Martín Blázquez shared with her classmates an unpleasant incident that he lived in the past and that ended with the complaint to a person he completely trusted:

“In my case I speak of a person I completely trusted because it belonged to my family and to me he ended up scamming me. Since it is a person you absolutely trust who is showing you how things are working well, how can you think that a person you absolutely trust who is showing you numbers and results It turns out that everything is a lie?”.

Marisa has confessed to Emma García that this relative he swindled him “a lot of money” and that she had to end up suing him because he had not only defrauded her:

I didn’t get the money back but I reported because there were more victims like us who had been scammed. “When it’s someone so close, it’s very difficult to report it, but you have to do it too so it doesn’t happen to anyone else.”

Dr. Gómez Villar, scammed by a friend

Dr. Gómez Villar, scammed by a friend

But Marisa Martín Blázquez is not the only one. The collaborator of ‘Fiesta’ José Manuel Gómez Villaran aesthetic doctor, has also been the victim of a scam and like Marisa with someone you trust involved:

“A friend who I considered faithful spoke in February about making a series of investments. He introduced me to two guys in an office in Madrid and they They offered me some contracts with a fairly high profitability. From the month of June until today, everything has been long, giving me excuses for the war in Ukraine, that the benefits were in virtual currency… Three of the contracts I signed have already ended and I have to say that not only I have not received the return they offered me, but rather I have not recovered the capital invested either“.

The doctor has explained to Emma that not only does her huge amount of money you have lostbut also that everything happened because he blindly trusted a person whom he considered a good friend:

“Normally, when I am going to do something like this, I consult with a lawyer, but this time I went blindly because I trusted my friend and I think he’s involved too. He tells me that he has also been a victim but I don’t believe it, he has not reported it. I saw lately that there was things that were starting to sound strange to methey even screwed up with lies. I decided to put it in the hands of the lawyers because I have lost a lot, a lot of money“.

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**How can I​ recognize the warning signs of a scam?**

## World Today News Interview: The Devastating Impact of Scams

**Opening:**

Welcome back ‍to World Today News. Today, we delve into a critical issue ⁢affecting people from all walks of life: scams. ‍We’re joined ⁢by two individuals who’ve experienced the devastating consequences firsthand: journalist Marisa Martín Blázquez and aesthetic doctor ‍José Manuel Gómez ⁣Villar.

**Section 1: The Trust Factor**

* **Interviewer:** Marisa, you’ve​ spoken bravely ⁤about being scammed by a family member. Can ⁤you elaborate on how the trust factor played a role in making you vulnerable to this scam?

* **Interviewer:** José Manuel, you mentioned trusting a friend who introduced ‌you to an investment opportunity. In hindsight, were there any red ​flags you⁣ overlooked⁢ because of that trust?

* **Interviewer:** Both of​ you experienced betrayal by individuals you held in high regard. How did this impact your perspective on trust ​in personal relationships?

**Section 2:​ Recognizing the Warning Signs**

* **Interviewer:** Looking back, are ‌there ‌any particular warning signs ‌you wish you had ​recognized earlier?‌ What advice would you give ⁣to our viewers about identifying potential scams, especially⁣ those disguising themselves as legitimate opportunities?

* **Interviewer:**⁣ José Manuel, you mentioned that “things started sounding strange” ⁣later⁣ on. What specific things aroused your suspicion?

* **Interviewer:**⁢ Marisa, you ​mentioned the‍ offender showed you ‌”numbers and​ results.” How did those⁢ initial presentations create a sense of legitimacy, and⁢ what should individuals look out for ⁢in terms of ⁢verifying such claims?

**Section 3: Taking Action ⁢and Moving Forward**

* **Interviewer:** Marisa, you ⁣chose to report⁢ the⁢ scam despite the emotional difficulty involved. What motivated you to take this step, and what message ⁢do you have for other victims who might be hesitant to come forward?

* **Interviewer:** José Manuel, you are currently pursuing legal⁣ action.⁣ What advice would you give⁣ to individuals who find themselves in ⁢a similar situation?

* **Interviewer:** Both of you have⁢ suffered significant financial losses, but beyond the ⁢monetary⁣ aspect, what emotional toll has this experience taken on you? How are you coping and moving forward?

**Section 4: Wider Implications and Protective Measures**

* **Interviewer:** Marisa, as a journalist, do you​ see a ⁤growing trend in scams targeting individuals, and what broader societal ⁣factors might be ‌contributing to this?

* **Interviewer:** José Manuel,⁤ what⁢ steps can⁤ individuals take to protect themselves from sophisticated scams, particularly those involving online​ platforms and investments?

* **Interviewer:** To our viewers, ⁤remember that scams can happen to anyone, regardless of their background. Stay informed, be vigilant, and don’t ‍be afraid to seek help if you‍ believe you’ve been targeted.

**Closing:**

Thank you to Marisa Martín Blázquez and José Manuel ⁤Gómez Villar for sharing ‌their powerful experiences. ​We hope their stories serve as a reminder to all of⁤ us to remain cautious and informed in an increasingly complex world. For more information​ on scam prevention and⁢ resources for victims, please ‌visit our website.

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