#Fraud victims in my study told me they felt more hurt by treatment they received by
@actionfrauduk
following the #scam than the scam itself. I mentioned some failings in my PhD thesis. But this is so sad that I almost cried. 
Victims deserve respect.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/action-fraud-investigation-victims-misled-and-mocked-as-police-fail-to-investigate-wlh8c6rs6 …
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My First reply from Action Fraud when I reported my
#catfish#scam back in June - hence I then had to re-do and put figures in for them to listen and act !!!!! Going to be a lengthy process I feel, still....... Too say I was disappointed was a HUGE under statement@AnnaRowe123pic.twitter.com/9Rb4G7e3PM
I believe all the numbers, accounts and other evidence was still live and traceable when you reported this yet they still did nothing 
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At first yes, what was disappointing for me was, when I reported the fraud, I omitted amounts involved but stated the crimes. Rather than ring me or contact me to get more detail on the crimes against my person. I received that email instead. To me, that is wrong...
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And what has pi$$ed me off even more now when I’ve tried to ring
@LloydsBankBiz@lloydsbankfraud to try and claim ££££ back as I can prove with full evidence that I have been a victim of such scams and hopefully covered by bank insurances I was fobbed off because it’s....tbc - Show replies
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I then had to do it all again but this time I made damn sure I put every single figure that was involved with the crimes against me. This time, I got a call off my local Police. Things are moving, but inside lane to hard shoulder. I was already suffering by this time tbh
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Action fraud should have asked for the information they needed. It’s supposed to be their specialist department!
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