Safety Report: The fake diamond ring scam and what to do!, USA

Indiana, United States

Are you a victim of the fake diamond ring scam?

What should you do and why?

I researched after they got me for 500.00+
so I'm just spreading the research as there was none on the internet when I got scammed back in January and April 2023. Hoping you all will act fast and not let this happen to you. So many people are buying from unknown websites because the price was too good to be true. What about Facebook, all the ads are saturated with scammers pretending to sell this product, too good to be true price, fake and stolen videos from the real vendors. In both cases, they are collecting data, your financial data, your debit cards, your credit cards, even your banking information. These scammers work together, their websites advertised are made to scam or not rated meaning the score online is so low, it's labeled with a warning. If people only researched and stop believing everything is safe to purchase.
Ok, here is what to do:
1. Lock down your entire Financials off the internet, fb, websites that are holding your Financials. The emphasis is fb or cash apps first!
2. Change your passwords starting with any banking and start changing passwords on everything.
3. Get Kaspersky or a virus protection on your computer.
4. If you lost any money on a purchase but did not get the product: Lately tracking numbers from these scammers are fake. It's a racket, their all connected, it's all about selling and passing on your financial data to the next scammer. If you lost money, call your bank immediately to the fraud dept and put a claim on it. You will get a refund temporarily and may have to prove the scam later. Noticed banks are acting different these days, questioning us and favoring the scammers so they stop losing money. So, contact the scammer thru email or whatever you can find out from your bank statement for a refund. You need that proof for your claim. Get a new cc or debit card. Don't put it on the internet until you do items 1 and 2.
If anyone has anything to add, please do, as I found us victims had little information to go on.
Thousands of people have received the same ring and other things, they say, " I didn't order!" The scammers have gotten away with this and apparently so successful that they are sending us thank you presents for our data.
Hurry, get to work!
Best regards,
Fake Diamond Recipient