Is there an American peacekeeping force in Iraq now?

There are too many fake American soldiers who make up stories online (what lp died and had a daughter; Retire; I want to send you something; I want you to receive the mail. . . Various tricks). Anyway, I want you to remit some money to XXX first. Don't be fooled.

Chris Gray, spokesman of the US Army Criminal Investigation Division Command (CID), explained, "We have seen many frauds on the Internet, especially on social networks and dating sites that mainly target women. These criminals disguised as American troops served in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen or other news hotspots.

Criminals often use the ranks and names of real American soldiers serving in a certain part of the world, and download some photos of him on the Internet to establish a false identity, and begin to cheat the victims on the Internet. The Army Criminal Investigation Bureau (Army CID) receives hundreds of complaints from victims every month, accusing them of having online relationships with people claiming to be American soldiers on legal dating sites or other social media sites. Eventually derailed. And want to sue them to CID. The most special thing in the process is that the fraudsters claim that the military does not allow real-time video or even voice calls. So the victim can't prove whether the photo was taken by the other party or the American accent.

This self-proclaimed "American soldier" first fell in love with the victim, and then began to put forward various false and task-related demands, such as applying for retirement as a fiancee, writing a letter, paying application fees, replacement fees, transportation fees, communication fees, marriage fees, handling fees and medical expenses, and various excuses.

When these victims of online fraud feel cheated and complain to CID, many of them have lost tens of thousands of dollars, and the chances of getting back their losses are very low. Because the truth is, those liars are not American soldiers, not even Americans, not to mention the United States. Although the United States has established many organizations to deal with the increasingly serious disaster; Unfortunately, many people who commit these scams come from Asian or African countries, use untraceable e-mail addresses and network addresses, route accounts through many places around the world, and use hourly Internet cafes. Completely untraceable "