Comments on: Don’t Waste Your Time Responding to Fake Singles Profiles

By: bella

bella — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 09:09:54 +0000

To unknown,,,,post May 17, I have recently just heard from a Kenneth Stut, who says he has a nine year old girl, I have asked lots of questions of him and some didn’t add up, he has sent plenty of pictures but apparently that is easy to steal someones identity which is awful for the real person, he wanted to skype and when i looked him up he had a different picture of another man so alarm bells went off so I tried searching hiim again and this came up, which is enough for me to now delete him, but feel really sick about the fact I have shared photos and personal stuff with him to…..

By: jadedme

jadedme — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 03:26:32 +0000

i have been contacted by capt aaron johnson airforce is the person real or a scammer?

By: Margaret Rodgers

Margaret Rodgers — Fri, 27 May 2011 20:28:08 +0000

To Olivia: Two emails is enough. Open the Headers on the email. The first IP number is the company they subscribe to like Yahoo who is based in Sunnyvale and sometimes it will say Mountain View. Scroll down to where you see “originating” and you should see another IP number and I believe that is the one you want to trace. I have done a few on my scammer and am still learning how to do this, it is confusing. I only had two emails also and the IP number showed they came from Nigeria. In my first two emails he claimed to be in Afghanistan.He said on Feb.1st he would be deployed to Nigeria. There was a lapse of three days on Feb 1st and so I believed he had been deployed and he came online and said he had. Out of curiosity I opened a months worth of chats that had begun on Feb.1st and got IP numbers on them, and it said they were coming from Columbus, Ohio. I just found that a couple days ago and don’t know what to think yet!! I printed out every communication I had with my scammer, so I have 3 files full of correspondence.In looking at this info it appears he was in Nigeria and ended up in Columbus Ohio!! My scammer presented a picture of a soldier and used the name of Walter Bruston. He asked me to be friends on Face book and that is how mine started. He has a profile on FB but it is under Waiter and not Walter. I don’t know if the spelling was an accident or intentional. I am the only one friend he has on that page and he said he did not use the FB anymore, no explanation as to why. I think that page was created just for him to get to me. I believe he uses other pictures and names to suit his needs. Walter is very sweet, loving, convincing, and smooth. Very good at scamming. That is their job. He will not give up trying as long as he can contact you. Walter still comes online with me and is still trying to get more money, even after my losing the $3000 and my telling him what a low life scum he is. I still get “L love you’s” and I miss you’s. Everything they say is a lie, they just want your money. See my letter to debbiebrice. Best to you.

By: Margaret Rodgers

Margaret Rodgers — Fri, 27 May 2011 19:42:58 +0000

To debbiebrice: They change their names and profiles constantly. Many times it is more than one person who is contacting you. You are a file they have and they take turns “working you” so to speak. I picked up on a different personality in my scammer after 5 mos of chatting. I am very observant person however. They also have a script they go by. I began to notice a different opening and closing with each one.One would just say Hello but the other would always say Hello Love or Hello Dear. One closes with just love you Bye and the other always closes with Bye,Bye, and Bye. They will almost never admit to anything and rarely answer direct questions and if they do answer it will be some off-the-wall response that really doesn’t answer your question or they will just ignore your question all together. EVERYTHING THEY SAY IS A LIE…their there just to get your money, and they will never stop trying you as long as they can contact you.It is just a job for them and some are very good at it. They take their time and are very patient. I have done extreme investigating since Walter scamed me out of $3000. I have learned a great deal in doing so. I have had contact with JustAnswerMilitary.Law.com who has real lawyers and was advised there is never any fees to our Military personnel for leaves, flights, or retirement ,and was told they have everything they need from computers to cell phones. All paperwork is handled through the Military also. No civilians are ever involved. I know your pain, I was devastated by this scammer Walter Bruston and am still trying to recover from it. I took out nine loans because I believed him to be real, and fell deeply in love. I now have to figure out how to repay this money. I am only on social security. He had promised when he got here to the states he would take care of them. Maybe all of us together can help stop them or prevent someone else from this pain they cause, or at least slow them down. Best to you debbie.

By: sterlin sookoo

sterlin sookoo — Wed, 25 May 2011 18:10:29 +0000

This goes for all the other mail order bride sites you have mentioned or rated highly as well-To me when it comes to ethnic imbalances going over the limit Elena Models takes the cake

By: olivia

olivia — Sat, 21 May 2011 03:17:44 +0000

I need your help ladies. I am convinced that the “soldier” that I am communicating with is a scam artist
I tried to find out where the email is coming from (IP address) but I only have his two email addresses
No other info, numbers, letters, etc. He is very convincing, and every time I have had enough
He comes back to tell me that he is sorry. He misses me. This person is real sweet for appr. Two weeks
And then comes the $$$$ request. This has happened 3 x. Why does he continue to email. Me
If I am not sending him $ this is the part that makes me believe that he is who he says he is. Why devote
Months of emailing if I am not sending hime $ please help. I need your advice ladiies. How do
I find out real or fake????? Sputnik77@optonline.net. Olivia. Thank you in advance before I do
Something I will regret