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I have been talking to this very nice lady on msn for the last two months or so, the other day she informed me that she was not well and needed to go in to hospital, as all her family was dead, I was the only one that could help her, she was going to let me know how much it would cost so I could send her the money, I said yes OK, some of them will wait up to 12 months, and then ask for the money, I blocked her.

I just find it amusing that people do fall for that. I'd never send a penny to anyone...ever! besides these are probebly african guys pretending to be women. I watched a telly program about this sort of thing.

[Louise]

i have gotten im's and emails from guys from other countries doing the same scam. when i get an email that is over 4 words i get suspicious. lol. most guys just say 'hi, what's up' or the ultimate one, 'wanna fuck?' sometimes they leave out the ? mark. too much to type. but when they go on and on i know it's all bull. i went along with one for fun. just to see what would happen. he was supposed to be a ceo of a huge company but had to borrow money from a employee that then beat him up because he didn't pay him back a day early. i think he wated me to cash a check for him or some such nonsense. can't really remember i was laughing so hard.

if you get a long,detailed email they are usually spam.


another one to look out for is the email you get saying you're the sole heir to some murdered guys fortune. lmfao.

i just instantly delete any messages i get like that. after a good laugh. sometimes you have to call someone to share them with

[Jenny]

Ive had the Nigerian scammers too, I string them along for a while...till I get bored with them....or until I tell them I know they are scammers, often they admit it!!!......theres quite a few use 'are you interested' on Facebook, (who ive reported and they have got deleted)
One way to suss them is get them to email you, then ''IP'' their email address (google for more details) you will be able to see what country the email came from..if it Nigeria..then bye bye.....

[Ken]

check scammers lists.google in email addresses.check for questions not being answered.They are not all scammers but 95% are .Its either a big amount of money or the soft scam of asking 10 people for a little amount.Play with them and enjoy.Chances are they have a picture of a girlfriend or stolen pictures and you are talking to a guy .Or a boileroom using templates.I love to get up in the morning and see semi nude pictures of my new 20 year old girlfriend ,read passionate pleas for the day we will be together and Ill be able to hold what Im looking at .Where else but in cyberspace could an almost60 yr old expect that from a beautiful20 yr old.Play and enjoy but keep a lock on your wallet.Another hint .no phone ,money goes to agency.dumb deals like they need a sponsor in your country for banking .But then we have canadian girls who need just a little help with rent and they"ll be right over as soonas they get the money .Ha Ha .Also the pity pleas,they lost their rent.,thier las t relationship left them penniless but they believe in you ..It goes on forever.Then there is the vacation scam.You buy the vacation and you"ll have amerry time .Sure ,all they want is the vacation,all expenses paid..It goes on forever .take care

[Karmallama]

Actually, my last relationship really did leave me penniless...

These guys have it sussed!

Anyone fancy sending me a couple of grand to clear a few debts? I'm not going to send you sexy photos or pretend to be a woman (at least not until this messageboard meeting... if it goes ahead) but I can make a mean breakfast and legendary hot chocolate?

[Jim]

They don't even have to be from another country to try and scam you... men or women... you'll go on a few dates & then they'll start asking to borrow money... never happened to me, but I've heard stories... I think men lying about being "single" is the biggest scam locally.

[Manoonie]

Actually, my last relationship really did leave me penniless...

These guys have it sussed!

Anyone fancy sending me a couple of grand to clear a few debts? I'm not going to send you sexy photos or pretend to be a woman (at least not until this messageboard meeting... if it goes ahead) but I can make a mean breakfast and legendary hot chocolate?

I'm afraid I don't have any money for you, but I'd be up for a hot chocolate!

[Karmallama]

No problem. You want the marshmallows, cream and chocolate dust too, or just straight up drinking chocolate without the frills?

[aledif]

I had first-hand experience of this kind of scam.... the guy is from London, and the name is SEAN MARK (doubt if this is really his name).

after a month of chatting, he asked me to lend him $500 because he had closed his (suppose to be) deal in Nigeria (he is into "logging business") and his cash is short, etc etc. This really blew my lungs out laughing!!!

i knew, even before the start of our "getting to know" conversation that he is a SCAM! He is referred to me by my friend from Germany, because he promised marriage and everything to her. I advised my friend to take it easy and be wary of this man she has'nt even met personally. So being a good friend and an Analyst (my job), I pretended to be someone else who's very interested to meet this guy. Then after a month, we are already "engaged" and he has many plans for our marriage. Until this business deal he had in Nigeria...I copied/pasted all messages to my friend in Germany. I never received any messages or calls anymore from this guy... meanwhile, my friend and I are now closer than ever (though miles away by location - she living in Germany, while i am here in Morocco).

by the way, my friend and I are both Filipinas. And this guy's favorite victim is from our country.

[Dar]

:) I'm not a journalist or anything, but I have to study it for this scam I'm running to get myself a free holiday to Brazil

Ok, so I'm joking. But thanks for the compliments.

Good come back....but to all who have been contacted and think they might be getting scammed...check out Love Scams at dot com....look for the pic you would be surprized...these guys are good and so are the girls...

I met this guy who was an American soldier...talked with him for a month ...just chatting...anyway he said something that just didn't make sense so i checked him out on google and there he was pic and name so i thought maybe I made a mistake...but two week later the stories started...so I did some more checking and it turned out that this scammer wasn't just using some guys picture but his name as well....only he didn't get his facts straight ...said he was a widow with a son...the real guy was div with 3 children and to beat all he was a he held a high position in the US Army...He was the Sergant Major of the US Army...tittle SMA works for the Chief of the Army....any I contact the Army Intellegence and told them their SMA's pic and name were being used by a scammer...they passed it on to the FBI and with a week I never heard from him again....so be careful...check who you are talking to...and listen to your gut instincts...I don't chat with anyone unless they have a web cam and I can see them and they match their pic...plus I check them out....