#hannahfreeman

[scam-alerts]

Scam alert - timothywill183636

Other accounts running this scam: hannahfreeman

Type of scam: Recovery 'services' / Recovery scammer

This is serving as a warning to anyone who posts in the #scam tag.

This person is going around mass commenting on every post there offering people ways to 'recover' their lost <thing> with the help of a (scam) company and that you should contact them on instagram.

They mass commented on several of my posts I made on @slenbee and I've included what the message looks like. There's another version of it as well I think but I didn't think to screenshot that before I deleted and blocked.

Please report these people if they comment on your posts. (Do not mass report.) You can report the post on their blog your phishing since it's also a 'so and so helped me recover my services contact them on <email> or <phone number>.'

Here's a post on how recovery scam(mers) work:

🚨Scammer Alert🚨 + 🔎Scam Exam(ination)🔍

Seen as: We can help you recover your <thing> Scam Type: Recovery scam Description of this scam and how it works: Recovery scams target pe

Stay safe everyone. :)

[kyra45]

Hey look it’s another one trying their best to scam people on a blog that calls out scams. Guess that spy team is using all their money on these spam bots today. More content for me to warn people about while they’re using the scam warning tag for spam replies!

hannahfreeman (1m ago)

An Idiot that called herself Bitcoin Manager scammed of my earn hard money I consulted JBEE SPY TEAM when I was involved in a bitcoin trading scam. It was unknown to me that there were systematic ways

Anyway don’t message the IG account. I don’t know why they’re over here spamming their bots it’s silly.

[seedkeeping]

New seeds just added, heavy with history: Hannah Freeman (1730-1802) was a Lenni-Lenape woman who made baskets, worked seasonally in agriculture, traditional healing, and childcare, and travelled the Brandywine River Valley by foot where she lived primarily among European settlers. She was known as Indian Hannah and then after her death as the “last Delaware Indian of Chester County, Pennsylvania”. While most of her tribe fled westward, her family stayed behind, and into her old age she was a daily reminder to the Quakers who occupied her ancestral lands that the land was not truly theirs. William Penn promised that as long as Lenape people lived by the Brandywine River, he would not claim their land. Despite this, colonists divided the land and "pitied" Hannah, providing for her until her death. This seed, known more widely as Indian Hannah Bean, was grown and preserved by H. Ralph Weaver (1896-1956), who received them from the Webb family of Northbrook in Chester County. Weaver's grandson, William Woys Weaver, has preserved this variety (along with thousands of culturally important heirlooms) and he explains that the Webbs 'owned' the land on which Freeman spent the final days of her life. This bean has long pods that can be eaten young and tender as a snap bean and beautiful patterned seeds that can be cooked in the shelly or dry stages. It thrives growing next to our Sehsapsing Delaware Blue Flint Corn and climbs it as if enthusiastically greeting an old friend. If you are Lenape and would like to grow these and other Lenape varieties, please send me a message. I would be grateful to send some back to you. Otherwise, check them out at www.trueloveseeds.com #hannahfreeman #indianhannah #hannahfreemanbeans #indianhannahbeans https://www.instagram.com/p/B6Mf2rbgpC-/?igshid=190yrxda4jlsx