continents, yet I know this fraudster is actively working to exploit my identity. What I need is a coordinated alert system that banks and credit agencies can access to flag suspicious attempts to open accounts under my name.
This experience has taught me that online exposure, even in legitimate situations, comes with serious risks. It also underscores the need for stronger global cooperation in identifying and neutralising transnational fraud rings, especially those operating in countries with weak regulatory enforcement.
This should send shivers down the spine of every individual, because the truth is, you are no longer safe. If someone can sit behind a computer in Zimbabwe, lift your photo and personal details from the internet and create a fake passport in your name to open bank accounts across the world, then we are all vulnerable. It does not matter whether you are a celebrity, a professional, or simply a private citizen, the digital footprints we leave behind are now tools for criminals. This is not just my story, it is a wake-up call for everyone living in a world where identity theft has gone global and the criminals are always one step ahead.
If you know this scammer please WhatsApp me on 0772278161 or email [email protected]
Engineer Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi
