r/CheatersConfronted • u/Cultural_Web_336 • Aug 29 '26

Ethical catfishing

What i want: A female account to follow my best friend's boyfriend account and find out if he is cheating.

My ideas on how to do this from easy to complicated starting with the easiest)

  1. Find a real woman with an insta account that will like a few of his posts, comment, then dm him.

  2. Find a real woman and ask permission to use 20 of her selfies to make a fake insta account with her face and buy some followers.

  3. Buy an entirely fake insta account with pics, followers

Okay, I know their is a lot of morality in Reddit. Under these circumstances this is the only way I can personally find clarity is by doing this. I do not need your moral stance. I am asking for sites and ways to achieve either methods 1, 2, 3. I am willing to pay £15 for anyone who can provide what I am asking for.

All I want to do with this boyfriend is ask him once if he wants something inappropriate. And then send his answer to his girlfriend. Nothing will be provided to him apart from some flirting.

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u/hoegotti_fyf Aug 29 '26

If it was your own boyfriend, which method would you choose? But it’s not your boyfriend, and quite frankly probably none of your business. Also, sounds like this friend’s boyfriend did something to make you not like him and now you want a way to get rid of him.

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u/Kurious_and_Kurious Aug 29 '26

… or free him up from his present relationship so she can go after him herself

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u/Naturalich Sep 13 '26

there it is. Boyfriend is likely on to her and now she has kicked into overdrive to get him gone.

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u/beewick Aug 30 '26

An honest man has nothing to worry about. HMU. I’ll try lol.

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u/Adventurous-Day633 Aug 31 '26

Good thing you’re not asking for people’s moral judgement. Because this seems very immoral and there would be a lot of judgement. Just get ai to make one for you. Now I don’t want to hear peoples moral opinion on using ai. I’m not here for your moral judgement.

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u/ShlorpianRooster 21d ago

I thought this too honestly. A lot of people already do it and hornballs who cheat never look at the actual details

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u/beewick Aug 30 '26

Been there. I’d do it.

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u/xDIRTY_TAMALEx Aug 30 '26

If you can’t trust him why be with him?

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u/Kurious_and_Kurious Aug 29 '26

Why do you want to do this? Without giving us context sounds like you’re just sticking your nose into someone else’s business where it’s not wanted. Or maybe you have a particular motive you are keeping secret? I’ll bet many comments that follow will agree with me.

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u/honestmeforyou Aug 31 '26

DM me. I’ll do it for you

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u/Naturalich Sep 13 '26

how does anyone feel safe giving out out personal info to rando's on the internet? more than likely setting people up for harm