Daniel Shellner | Shield Interpol | Extortion Scam
How The Scam Works
Daniel Shellner is operating a worldwide extortion scheme. While claiming to be an international police agency called “Shield Interpol” Daniel Shellner posts false information about his targets online and then attempts to extort money from them.
As a general rule it’s a good idea to seek legal advice right away if anyone is trying to blackmail or extort money from you. As advised by the legal council we’ve documented all communication, we’ve protected our financial and personal information, we’ve certainly not paid the extortionist, and we’ve filed a complaint with the FBI. Complaints can be filed with your local police station if the extortionist is located within the same state as you but if not – it’s the FBI’s jurisdiction and you’ll need to fill out an IC3.
You can use the FBI’s online locator to find the nearest field office at: https://www.fbi.gov/contact-us/field-offices/field-offices.
Felony extortion may be punished with 2-4 years in county jail and a fine of up to $10,000. We’re doing everything we can do to ensure that Daniel Shellner serves time and pays a fine.
INTERPOL, the international Criminal Police Organization, is the wrold’s largest international police organization, with 195 member countries. The United States is a member of INTERPOL, as authorized by Title 22, United States Code §263a. As a condition of membership, the United States maintains a National Central Bureau (NCB) in Washington, D.C., which serves to maintain liaison with the Organization’s General Secretariat in Lyon, France, and the National Central Bureaus of INTERPOL’s 194 other member countries. The United States also details (“seconds”) law enforcement officials to serve at INTERPOL Headquarters in Lyon, France.
Shield Interpol Scam – X (Twitter)
You can see in the image above where the fakers have created an X (Twitter)profile where they post their fake E Warrant in a desperate attempt to validate their scam. Anyone that gets this complaint should go to this link and follow these instructions to have their profile removed: https://twitter.com/interpolshield?lang=en
- Click the link to go to their fake account
- Click next to follow where you see the 3 dots (…)
- Click Report @InterpolShield
- Choose any of the three options that best apply to you
Fraud Alert BEWARE OF FRAUDSTERS and SCAMMERS! Neither INTERPOL nor INTERPOL Washington contacts private citizens to request personal information. INTERPOL Washington communicates with official law enforcement officials only. INTERPOL is aware of emails and phone calls from individuals claiming to be officials or agents of INTERPOL or INTERPOL Washington that ask for personal or financial information. These messages often imply that they are trying to verify information or offer protection. The messages may also include a threat that a citizen will be considered a criminal if he or she does not comply. If an individual receives an email or phone call from someone claiming to represent INTERPOL or INTERPOL Washington, and personal information or bank account information is requested, the request should be ignored; neither personal nor financial information should be provided. In cases where personal or financial information is inadvertently provided, local law enforcement should be contacted immediately to determine how to proceed.
Daniel Shellner attempts to scare and threaten his targets into paying him to have the false comments removed and/or to pay him to secure a defense against a fake e warrant.
The domain name Daniel Shellner is using for this scam is ewarrant.org and it forwards to a free google site:
https://sites.google.com/view/shieldinterpol
You can see a litany of these fake e warrants on this site. Some of these people are famous actors and actresses and others are dead people. Daniel Shellner’s intent is that you’ll will see his list of other victims and become scared so you’ll pay for the scam.
The domain name ewarrant.org is privately registered through Squarespace.
HOW TO REMOVE THEIR BS?
DOCDROID
Daniel Shellner posts these photoshopped images on several site – so lets take a look at the removal process for each of these one at a time. First lets look at Docdroid.
If you would like to submit a removal request for material found on archive.org, please follow these steps.
If you would like to submit a request for archives of your site or account to be excluded from web.archive.org, send us a request to info@archive.org and indicate:
- the URL or URLs of the material
- the time period that you wish to have excluded
- the time period during which you had control of the site or relevant user account (if applicable) and
- any other information that you think would be helpful for us to better understand your request.
This will initiate a review by our team. We do not make any guarantees beforehand about the outcome of a request.
Other types of removal requests may also be sent to info@archive.org. Please provide as clear an explanation as possible as to what you are requesting be removed for us to better understand your reason for making the request. Again, our team carefully reviews requests and we do not make any guarantees beforehand about the outcome of a request.
PDF HOST
These are just images that they saved using your keywords, your name, your company or whatever they are trying to use against you. Good news! This is a free service and you too can do this to move their content down further and further in search results. Just be sure to follow these steps.
- Go to https://pdfhost.io
- Drag and Drop a PDF file & save the file using keywords first
- Click upload
- Make sure to use the keywords for author and description
- Mark it “Public” at the top left
- Add this to your daily tasks and soon what they did will be useless
More and more pdf.io images will dilute their fake stuff that they created. Pretty simple stuff here.
Daniel is using multiple email addresses associated with ewarrant.org to perpetrate this scam. All of these email addresses have been used to extort money. They’ve been submitted to the domain registrar as well as the email service provider highlighting a phishing scam… This illegal email activity is currently being reviewed.
These emails include but are not limited to:
- verify@ewarrant.org
The domain register Squarespace has partnered up with Google to investigate Daniel Shellner’s scam and they intend to remove the free Google website, to have the domain name suspended and to stop Daniel Shellner’s ability to send further scam emails.
You may also receive some text messaged fro Daniel Shellner. He is currently using the following mobile numbers to perpetrate this extortion scheme:
- (408) 520-0411
- (305) 203-2689
- (415) 891-2059
Here are a few examples of these text messages:
It got a little too explicit after that so we had to cut that of short – And here is another one of these examples:
Daniel Shellner represents himself as an agent for Bestline Business Funding. Bestline Business Funding was investigated by the BBB in October of 2023 as they wanted to obtain the identity of the companies leadership and contact information but they did not reply to the BBB.
Bestline Business Funding has two different addresses listed on their website and on the BBB website:
Bestline Business Funding has a LinkedIn profile confirming the Oxnard CA address:
Daniel Shellner sends out text messages like the one see bellow in tandom with emails including so called “Investigation Citations or E Warrants with your pictures that he finds on the internet. But don’t fall for tis photoshop phony:
Daniel Shellner – A telephone tough guy attempting to extort money from people In the USA while living in Billings Montana and operating behind his desk… he’s a fake, a phony, a scammer, and not a serious individual.
Anyone with additional information regarding Daniel Shellner and/or Shield Interpol can add their experiences to an existing case with the FBI by going to the FBI’s website
https://www.ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoice and referencing the case against Daniel Shellner and Shield Interpol.
Cyber Scammers Impersonating Interpol Officials Targeting Residents
Police reports have been flooding in about these scammers and the noose is tightening around their skinny little necks. “These imposters have been identified for orchestrating online scams with the intention of deceiving unsuspecting individuals.” (My Pune Pulse)
Keep your eye out for these small time crooks – but soon they will fall. Read more here: https://www.mypunepulse.com/cyber-scammers-impersonating-interpol-and-cbi-officials-targeting-pune-residents-warns-police/
Where is Daniel Shellner Located?
This is currently being investigated – He tries to hide his location – His IP addresses shows Washington near Seattle using Comcast internet and he might be using a VPN, his areas codes for the incriminating text messages are from Billings Montana and Miami-Dade Country Florida.
How Can You File A complaint against Daniel Shellner?
Anyone with additional information regarding Daniel Shellner and/or Shield Interpol can add their experiences to an existing case with the FBI by going to the FBI’s website – https://www.ic3.gov/Home/ComplaintChoice
What Will Happen To Daniel Shellner?
Felony extortion may be punished with 2-4 years in county jail and a fine of up to $10,000. We’re doing everything we can do to ensure that Daniel Shellner serves time and pays a fine.
Hi Daniel Shellner, my name is Kim Jaffy, I’m the clerk here at SHIELD COURT. I am required to provide you a copy of the above document. Have you ever received something like this before?
Hi Daniel Shellner, this is clerk Kim Jaffy from SHIELD. Prosecuting Agent Shannon Ireland wants me to inform you that she is offering to dismiss your case and Not pursue a warrant if you agree and start making payments of $1000 per month for 50 months. Please be aware this case and potential warrant is not jus going to “disappear” or “go away” you need to answer/respond to your case.
“Hi, Daniel Shellner, my name is Elizabeth Kanen and I’m the Defense Rep available to defend you. At this time, SHIELD intelligence has put out a warrant for your arrest and reported it to all five document bureaus. If you hire me for $997 I’m confident that I can defeat this case…”
This scam is poorly constructed and is lacking the detail to fool people – however we live in a work where some people might fall for these types of tactics – and so we created this site to make sure that
ANYONE THAT SEARCHES ONLINE WILL FIND THIS.
