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.

📌 Submit a Profile Now → VU Case Form


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