A Facebook page that exposes ladies who fraud guys after guaranteeing to visit them has actually ended up being a hit. The social networks page and YouTube television channel called Gal Pay Back My Money is not just exposing fraudsters however likewise requiring them to repay the cash to the males they have actually scammed. Because it was introduced, it has actually had lots of success stories where guys got their refund after being robbed in the name of love. A few of the victims fulfill the fraudsters on social networks and the ladies guarantee to visit them if they spent for transportation and other needs. The program was established by Matodzi Makananisa to assist victims. Its Facebook page, which was introduced last month, boasts 75,000 fans. The guys who approach the program for support originated from numerous provinces in SA. According to Makananisa, the kind of females who are associated with the rip-off consist of trainees, girls and wives. A few of these ladies are used while others are jobless. Speaking with Sowetan today, Makananisa stated he understood that numerous ladies were making a profession out of scamming guys. “What occurs is that a man satisfies a woman and he likes her. The discussion moves from social networks and dating apps to WhatsApp. They then want to see each other. The girl requests for cash for transportation, cash to do their hair and purchase brand-new gown due to the fact that she wishes to look great. We have a case where a man invested practically R10,000 on a date that never ever took place. He paid R5,000 on a return flight ticket, R1,000 for hair, R1,000 for a gown, R500 for airtime and food. “When we get a grievance, we do our own confirmation to examine its authenticity. We request slips, voice notes, texts and evidence of payment. When we make certain whatever is legitimate, we expose the perpetrator. We inform the ladies exposed that scamming somebody is a criminal activity, and they can even go to prison. Due to the fact that they hesitate to go to prison, they pay the cash back … quick.” Makananisa thinks the act of scamming males by itself adds to gender-based violence (GBV) since some individuals respond in a different way to it. He stated exposing and facing females was the only method to hold them liable. “If we are severe about ending GBV, we require to hold each other responsible. Ladies are contributing in GBV and as much as we hesitate to discuss it, it is a reality.” According to Makananisa, they have actually gotten countless problems from numerous provinces, however North West and Gauteng lead the pack. “What we did was get in touch with guys to compose in, we got numerous demands to assist. We then understood we would not have the ability to shoot all these cases for television episodes. We have actually considering that chosen that for all the males who were robbed for in between R50 and R250, we will deal with their cases for Facebook episodes. This indicates we will challenge the suspects on our Facebook page and hold them liable in public.” Among the victims of the rip-off from Mount Fletcher, Eastern Cape, informed Sowetan that he was scammed by a female he fulfilled in Mthatha. “I sent her R350 for transportation. She was expected to come on a weekend and she didn’t. When I asked the factor, she stated the taxi was taking too long to get complete and she returned house. She stated the very same thing a 2nd time. “I understood that I was being scammed. I then saw this program on YouTube and they helped me to get my cash back. I protest what females are doing since it alters the method you deal with other ladies as a guy,” he stated.
Gal Pay Back My Money exposes Facebook female fraudsters
