💔 From Victim to Advocate: Cecilie Fjellhøy’s Mission to Fight Fraud | Ecom21 Exclusive Interview

Cecilie Fjellhøy, co-founder of Lovesaid and survivor of the infamous Tinder Swindler scam featured on Netflix, shared her powerful journey from victim to global fraud prevention advocate. In this exclusive interview, Cecilie opens up about her personal experience with romance fraud, the psychological tactics of social engineering, and her mission to support fraud victims through her nonprofit and push for stronger regulations.
💡 What You'll Learn:
The dark world of romance fraud and social engineering
How financial institutions can improve fraud prevention
Cecilie’s work in changing laws and supporting victims
Insights into emerging global scams like "Pig Butchering"
🔒 Why This Matters: Fraud can happen to anyone. Cecilie’s story sheds light on the urgent need for empathy, awareness, and stronger safeguards in our digital world.
✨ Don’t miss Cecilie’s inspiring message about resilience and change!

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Thank you for standing firmed sister 💪❤️👏

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Sorry but if a person is just silly enough to belive that a bilionaire needs her money, and this person gets lots of loans to her bilionaire boyfriend, then is the banks falt the fact that she was defrauded? The banks were supose to make a call? Is the banks responsability to check if your being defrauded? Really?