Hello,
back in 2010 I used to blackmail some horny guys through the internet (the ewhore method) and unfortunately some of them reported me to the authorities. Well, I have then credibly claimed that I never intended to seriously blackmail them and that I really just wanted to make a bit fun of them.
That was 2010 and since then it has been quiet. However, today I received a letter that I am still accused of attempted and completed extortion. In the letter is stated that I forced someone to transfer money to my bank account which is definitely not true since I would never tell them my bank data and I used PayPal for that. I don't think that PayPal would give out any details since they are based in Luxembourg. Some things in the letter are also wrong, for example, there is no clear data, only "this or that day".
According to them they require a statement from me within 2 weeks...
What should I tell them now?
Regards, Shamil
back in 2010 I used to blackmail some horny guys through the internet (the ewhore method) and unfortunately some of them reported me to the authorities. Well, I have then credibly claimed that I never intended to seriously blackmail them and that I really just wanted to make a bit fun of them.
That was 2010 and since then it has been quiet. However, today I received a letter that I am still accused of attempted and completed extortion. In the letter is stated that I forced someone to transfer money to my bank account which is definitely not true since I would never tell them my bank data and I used PayPal for that. I don't think that PayPal would give out any details since they are based in Luxembourg. Some things in the letter are also wrong, for example, there is no clear data, only "this or that day".
According to them they require a statement from me within 2 weeks...
What should I tell them now?
Regards, Shamil