Never send anybody money!!!!! Thats a scam.

Scammer!!!!!!

hey she finally said something intelligent for once

My sure-fire ways of detecting scammers:
1. They're from a 3rd world country where scamming is the national sport (like Nigeria or Phillipines)
2. They claim to like your profile, yet HAVEN'T EVEN VIEWED IT!

I am trying this for the 2nd time first time. Out got a scammer she had me going till she slipped up I knew what was up and didn't even know what to look for I just rolled with it basically when I move you move dragging her all over her state. Chasing paper and gave her a feeling as if. I didn't even exist in the end I let her go on one last paperchase and then dropped the hammer on her sent a little friend via email annoying one has crossbones

Anyone spotted the new 'possible' fake/scammer....?

For me, what screams out scammers are but not limited to the following:

1. Unwilling to verify photos, phone numbers.

2. Photos that appear to goid to be true, grainy.

3. Their profile says USA, but they say their in the military serving in a foreign country such as, Ghana.

4. Even thou I'm NOT a grammar Nazi, watch closely the inconsistencies in spelling, or the way they word their profiles.

Ok

@bobbykingz: Originality is always the best

People like that are shameful, but this is the world we live in. I try to warn my friends and family, the scammers became better and imaginative over time.

With the internet is so easy to lie, to get information from social networks and catfish other people. But it can be used to protect yourself too.