Beware of new Facebook blackmail trend

It seemed almost too good to be true. Ben (not his real name) was pleasantly surprised when he logged on to Facebook on Feb 1 and found that an attractive young woman wanted to be his friend.

But he admitted that he felt suspicious at first.

"I asked her, 'Do I know you?' and she told me that she had just randomly chosen me to be her Facebook friend after spotting my profile on another friend's page."

Attracted by a picture of a doe-eyed, buxom woman on her Facebook page, Ben added her to his list of friends without sparing another thought.

The pair started chatting online.

Ben, who is in his mid-teens, recalled: "She asked me to show myself via my web camera. I turned it on, but she did not show herself, so I turned my camera off.

"She asked me why I did so, and I told her that I would not show myself if she refused to do likewise."

The woman, who claimed to be a 20-year-old student at a polytechnic, agreed to show herself the next time they communicated on Feb 2.

"She appeared in the nude, but did not show her face. She danced a little bit and I was turned on by what I saw," said Ben with a chuckle.


"The woman then asked me to expose my private parts. I was a bit shy at first but after a steamy online conversation, I finally gave in to temptation.

"The woman asked me to masturbate, and so I did. But she turned off her camera minutes later."

The woman later asked Ben to transfer $500 into her bank account. If he refused, she threatened to post the video online. (Click link below for the rest of the article)

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