I am so happy that she responded! Turns out she “like active rest” and “periodically I am engaged By sports for maintenance of a body.”
I particularly enjoyed her open line “The computer in a service Acquaintances found to me some structures of the people, which coincide with mine By inquiry.”
I think that means she found me through the Yahoo! Personals search engine.
She sent pictures too, which I will not post because they are NSFW (not safe for work.)
Tomorrow I will respond to a different spam ad and see how closely they match.
In the meantime, check out Stop-scammers.com.
On Stop-Scammers.com site you’ll find database of known scammers involved in dating fraud (scam) with complete information, photos, scam reports, information about scam agencies, forum, different scam scenarios, warning signs, resources for reporting and much more…The information on this site is confirmed with letters and/or other documents stating the facts. All the letters and photos were sent to men by somebody who tried to scam to get money over the Internet.
Money is a key object to know a scam. Different names and photos can be used. As practice shows most scams are united in groups. They can use different names and photos.
Please, note that Stop-Scammers.com web site doesn’t investigate or prosecute criminals. We only help you to prosecute your offenders.
I was introduced to the site by an industry insider who described the site perfectly:
To me it looks like a company that signs up fake Russian profiles on dating sites only to then charge the dating sites to become customers to tell them which profiles are fake.It’ seems like the mob showing up at your store and telling you that you need protection and the way to get this protection is to pay them… so you won’t have any problems. Fogettaboutit!
