Category:Assumed Scammers

Assumed Scammers are jammers who are accused of scamming, and hardly anyone knows if they actually scammed. You can never know if a jammer is telling the truth about a scammer. They might be the scammer themselves and are pointing fingers at someone else, so this doesn't mean you should report & block every single one of these jammers. There has to be evidence that they have scammed, such as screenshots of the scam taking place. If an Assumed Scammer is accused of scamming by 5 or more different jammers, or a small amount of proof is found, the scammer will be moved to the Suspicious Scammer List. If an Assumed Scammer is accused of scamming by 10 or more different jammers (Number of Known Victims), or someone shares Photographic Proof of them scamming, the scammer will be moved to the Definite Scammer List. But for now, be weary around these jammers and look for any suspicious activity or Red Flags!

Please note that if you claim you have been scammed by one of these jammers, we still require a little bit of proof, such as the items they scammed, what scam method they used, and the date they scammed you. (Date doesn't have to be exact.)