Anna Alden-Tirrill loves to write about Nigerian scam artists. So much so that she wrote a book called Cyber Love’s Illusions.
You will be moved by the victims’ stories of heartbreak, despair and healing. You will learn what you can do if you think you have already been scammed, and how to connect with other scam victims to get needed emotional support.
Not all Internet Dating Sites are a safe haven from these clever and conniving Scammers. This book will show you which Dating Sites are proactive in dealing with Scammers and which ones leave their members vulnerable to Scam Attacks. Discover the sites the authors place on their Blacklist and which sites reside in the SCAM-FREE ZONE!
Anna has a couple of blogs about her research and case studies. Why she decided to kill thousands of trees to print a 350-page book instead of making it a PDF drives me crazy. Especially when it comes to “The Black List.” That really should be an advertising-supported forum. Oh wait, there is one. Difficult to tell how useful it is.
Lot’s of slamming True.com (shocker!) and a few other sites I’ve never heard of. Save yourself the money and talk to friends about what you’re about to do before you go wire $5,000 to a model in the Ukraine. Most people will look at you incredulously and slap you on the back of the head hoping knock some sense into you.
Dating sites tend to focus on dating safety and shy away from addressing the very real threat of scammers. Perhaps it’s time to own up to the fact that every site has lots of scammers and talk about ways to stay safe instead of ignoring the problem.
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