Here's what to do if you get catfished.

 

Got catfished? Do this.

  • Break all contact.
    • If you send them a message about ending it, they may pursue you more heavily vs. suddenly ending all contact.
  • Report the profile on the social media platform
  • Report them to the organization and dating site you made contact on
  • If you lost money, report it to your local police department
  • Report it to https://ic3.gov


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