Selina Co Author Interview

You share your own experiences in this book, and they help clarify how someone can be scammed. What were some things you learned personally compared to what you learned through research?

I have learnt that scamming the scammer is as easy as being scammed.

I have also learnt that many people do not fall for love, but for GREED or for KINDNESS.

And you will be surprised that most educated people got romance scammed in my book – engineer, politician, IT consultant, professor, top business person … all got scammed!

In my book, I have explained a lot of psychology in this game. Well, it is pretty long. Read my book to learn more.

I enjoyed how you presented the information in an easy to understand manner. What do you hope readers take away from your book?

Most of the media has over-simplify the game. The current “signs” and “Red flag” method has a high degree of guess – it does not work for humans. Humans make judgements based on rational data and human relationships.

The revolutionary IT-evidence based method will bring the crime to an end.
In my book, I have illustrated how legal hackers trace the source in a cybercrime. This has been a black box for the general public. I hope the general public can now have a high-level idea on cybercrime forensics.

What is the next book that you are working on and when will it be available?

I’m currently full time working as a cybercrime detective. There is NO next book planned.

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This true story explains cybercrime investigation, hackers, romance scams, scamming a scammer and money recovery.

When financial IT consultant Selina finds herself victimized in an Internet romance scam, losing 70% of her life savings, she scams the scammer and uses new IT tools to trace the criminals …

But … why did this computer engineer fall victim in the first place, when she was not even in love with the fraudster? Will Selina be able to save the love of her life, Jason, who is believed to be in another romance scam?

This crime involves 7 countries (Australia, the United States, Singapore, Ghana, Nigeria, China, New Zealand) in 4 continents.