how i can get help from yahoo to track down some banking a/cs ackers his yahoo id is jabs1919,i lost 5000us $?

Question

this yahoo id jabs1919 is very dangerous person, he is complete network of hackers ,they hack citibank accounts and other accounts and jabs1919,told me that he needs my help to maintian his accounts for tax purposes, he said he would transfer his money to my account,then i will have to send him back and he offered service charges for this help, he did sent money to my account from ny to lahore,but thne he told me he dont want money in his a/c i should send him through western union to some other person his lawyer ,i was in strange situation i did not want to keep his money with me,so is ent the moeny to the person he told in russia,but then my bank called me and informed me the money which came in ur a/c was hacked from other citi a/c,so it was clear jabs1919 lied to me ,it was not his a/c,i had to pay back citi bank 5000$ and i lost my a/c with them as well,Jabs1919 usually advertises in the yahoo small busienss chats ,its time to help me to detect him to save others from his frauds

Answer 1

I sincerely wish that I could tell you there is away to catch this guy. It is impossible to catch these criminals who usually work out of Romania, Russia an change proxy on a daily basis. If law enforcement was able to catch them, they would not be making millions of dollars per day on people who do not use good common sense.

Below is an indepth data from my BBC NEWS, London, England I received last week. You will see how how they operate and how to protect yourself in the future.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6083818.stm

Here is another link that I get from the Government of Australia, as they are an agency that advises new threats to platforms an indepth knowledge on how to protect yourself when using the WWW. (You will find that the key is good common sense, to prevent criminals from playing you like you were born yesterday).

For more information on transacting securely online, check out http://www.staysmartonline.gov.au

Sorry about your loss, but consider it a lession learned the hard way.

Clinical Psychiatrist, France

Answer 2

Now this is a pity that something like this had to happen to you, if you only knew that this was a classic 419 scam (combined with some kind of Banking Phishing scam it seems) you would not have fallen for it. Please visit the following pages and tell all your friends about it, because people need to know what these scams are, how they function and how you can identify them, because I'm certain that you would not have even replied to this e-mail if you recognised it was a 419 scam.

http://www.cybertopcops.com/419-scams.php
http://www.cybertopcops.com/banking-phishing-scams.php

Visit the following page to report this incident (you should also report it to your local police). I hope you stored all the correspondence with this guy, because the cops will need the header of each e-mail to trace it back to its origin to apprehend this guy.

http://www.cybertopcops.com/report_cyber_crime.php

Answer 3

You could start here:
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/...
http://answers.yahoo.com/info/community

Very scary. Don't give up until you reach a human voice. I have Yahoo web hosting so I get tech support. However, I don't think they would deal with this particular issue. But someone surely should. Keep on it.

Answer 4

Yahoo account security help
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/security/security-02.html
Report abuse
http://add.yahoo.com/fast/help/abuse/cgi_abuse
Report Spam
http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/spam/
Report Mail abuse
http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/spam/spam-04.html