Nick PerryFounder and CEO of 7 Figure Cartel

Blur Your House on Google Maps NOW — This $2,000 Scam Uses One Photo to Rob You

20 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this warning video, Nick Perry alerts viewers to a $2,000 extortion scam that leverages a single Google Street View screenshot of a victim's home. Scammers obtain personal data from data breaches, locate the victim's address, capture an image of the house from Google Maps, and attach it to an email claiming they possess compromising nude videos. They demand payment in cryptocurrency, threatening to release the alleged videos to the victim’s family if the ransom isn’t paid. Perry advises anyone targeted to report the incident to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and to share this warning with friends and family to prevent further victimization.

Never ever leave your house unblurred on Google Maps because there's a scam draining people of $2,000 right now, and one public photo of your house is all it takes. Here's how. You get an email claiming they have nude videos of you. They ask you to pay in crypto, or they send it all to your family. And to prove it's real, on the email they attach a photo of your actual house, which is the whole con. Because these scammers just buy your info from a data breach and look up your address and screenshot your house off Google Street View. So if this happens to you, report them to the FTC and send this to everyone you love.