How to Flag a Suspicious Profile
If you’ve come across a suspicious profile, submit it for review using our VU Data Collection Form. One profile = one form. 😉
📌 Submit a Profile Now → VU Case Form
What We Investigate:
Romance / Soldier Impersonation Scams – Our focus is on fake profiles impersonating Ukrainian soldiers.
What to Include:
The Profile Link – A direct link to the suspected scammer’s social media.
Details About the Profile – Any red flags you’ve noticed.
Money Requests? – If the scammer asked for money, specify how (e.g., bank transfers, PayPal, crypto).
Screenshots & Evidence – Upload up to five files showing:
The profile itself
Their intro message (if applicable)
The money request (if applicable)
Any links to Telegram, WhatsApp, or Google Chat they provided
If you have additional information, questions or more then 5 screenshots to upload, please send us an email
Additional Questions:
May We Contact You? – If we need more details, we might reach out via your social media.
How Did You Hear About Us? – Helps us improve outreach!
Privacy Note:
➡️ Use any email format you want – You don’t need to use your private email address. A placeholder like example@wherever.meh will work just fine!
Important Notes Before You Submit:
Submission ≠ Confirmation – Sending a profile does not mean it is fake; it only means VU will review it.
Submit Early – If you feel something is off, submit as soon as possible—you don’t need absolute proof.
Review Process Takes Time – VU only posts verified scammers after thorough checks, so there may be delays.
Community-Driven Action – VU does not have special powers over social media accounts. Instead, once a scammer is confirmed, followers take action by reporting the profile.
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