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41 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
Anola JohnsonExplicit
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Date created
2025/07/14
Latest episode
2026/09/01
Average duration
16 min.
Release period
- days
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The Romance Scam Rebellion is a bold, experience-led podcast that eposes the dark tactics behind online relationship scams and empowers targets to fight back. Hosted by a real life survivor, each episode breaks the silence around digital deception, shares insider knowledge from lived experience, and dismantles the shame that scammers count on. Whether you're reeling from betrayal, questioning red flags, or ready to reclaim your power, this is your battleground for truth and recovery. No sugar coating. No victim-blaming. Just raw stories, real strategies, and rebellious self compassion.
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Too Smart to be Scammed?
2026/09/01
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I used to believe that when somebody wanted to connect with me online, they actually were who they presented themselves to be.
This is my fractured fairytale. What's yours?
In this Season 3 finale of Romance Scam Rebellion, I take a closer look at the beliefs we carry about scams, vulnerability, intelligence, love, and trust—and how those beliefs can leave us more vulnerable than we realize.
After three seasons of speaking with victims, investigators, advocates, prosecutors, psychologists, and even people who were trafficked into scam compounds and forced to deceive others, one thing has become painfully clear: intelligence alone doesn't make us immune to deception.
The belief that “it could never happen to me” can be one of the most dangerous fractured fairytales of all.
This episode explores why preparedness—not intelligence—is one of our strongest tools against scams, how to recognize our own blind spots, and how we can help protect the people we love.
Because maybe the question isn't whether you're smart enough to spot a scam.
Maybe the question is: Are you prepared?
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Romance Scam Rebellion is entirely self funded. If this content has helped you, educated someone you love, or simply made you more aware of these crimes — please consider supporting the mission. Every contribution helps me continue this work and get one step closer to rebuilding what was taken from me: You can donate at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/rebuilding-after-a-romance-scam-at-69
Email me at [email protected] if you have a story you need to tell.
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