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Please email me should you have contact with this woman!!
gcjumper@yahoo.com
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This scammer was on "Love Happens"
but not anymore. May - June 2007
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anyone serious on taking this on down, please email me at
gcjumper@yahoo.com
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Serious people reply to me. Who wants to put the effort into tracking this ditbag down. I need people willing to go the distance to bring this one down.
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She is tight
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she's on datemefree.org as well. Talk to her long enough, she'll send some nice nudes
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this bitch needs her fingers cuting
off so she can not push the buttons
on the keyboard.
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I am the most recent victim, although I found her on this site before any money changed hands.
She is aka viktoriya krivoshekova
vikalove75@yahoo.com
She knows how to strum the strings of my violin pretty well. Thank God for web sites like this one. Thank you very much!!
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this girl has been around...a real scammer!
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iv been talking to her for about 3 months she ask me for money once for internet cafe i said i cant she still talk to me i thougt she was for real but iv just found her on this site not going to say what im thinking im glad i didnt send any money to the it what a wank i just getting to like her as well.oh well
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This one is bck online on American Singles. Going to try and see if I can play my little game with her.
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Hmmmm once again I seem to be living on daylight saving time. I seem to be at least an hour behind the rest of guys. I guess I was the only one who did not recognise this picture right from the get go.
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http://www.datingnmore.com/fraud/scam_detection.htm
Hey Mike...go to this site...it's must reading for anyone who wants to try to fine a Russian woman...the article explains how to detect scammers from thier first email...without even wasting time writing or dealing with them...you don't even need to be a computer geek...explains 1)mariel El profiles/scams...2)IP address verification using IP address search thru Ripe IP address database search...3)how to check for "the Bat" mass mailing mgmt software...4)how to check for common scam letters thru certain words and phrase used...it's an easy read and expalins everything throughly....i can now detect scammers for the first email! without wasting time and effort writting letters back and forth or seaching database for scammer profiles....
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By the by guys this is another photo that is reported on this web site many times before. Yet it is still being used and is still working. GOOD GRIEF
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Anon - could you please clarify how to do this? If you have Yahoo e-mail, all you need do is go to the bottom of any particular e-mail and click "full headers." That will give you the IP address and all kinds of juicy information....a real treasuretrove to all you computer geeks out there. :)
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I swear - one day I am going to understand what this bat thing means and how to look for it.
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Hey guys, an easy way to check to see if they are a scammer is to check the messeage header. I use outlook. So i rick click on options which gives IP address etc. Look for X-Mailer: The Bat! It's mass marketing software out of eastern europe. It cost like $30.00 USD so is very affordable. It's designed for companies to customize, taylor, and manage emailing in a large volume. If you see this in the email properties. You know it's a scam. What girl needs mass marketing software? lol
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Don't tempt fate, JPJ, eh ? :)
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Marina Denisova - Profile #1491 - Has anyobe heard anything from Simple Simon - last I saw, he was going on about Eva Longhoria and that we are all idiots again.
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I have one rule to go by....if she contacts me through personals and is from Russia, it's a scam until proven otherwise. So far, every one of the dozens who have contacted me have been scammers. However, if I contact them through one of the more trustworthy sites, such as Free Russian Singles, a friendship develops.
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You are probably right. I just looked at my report of Victoria #1632. S/he wrote very nice letters. The letter posted starts out with chat about being together during 'her' birthday. But per your comments maybe this scammer's personal approach is to have a birthday in the near future and to discuss how wonderful it would be to be together then. Other than to change the actual date - the letter is the same to all marks. So even though the letter looked genuine, it really was not. And per your comments, the answer to my question about condoms was inserted into the end of the letter - which made me expect to see the letter from the agency next. The scammer 'Jasmin' was even more subtle, as she got me over into Yahoo chat very quickly which allowed her to later try the she said / he said defense.
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I think this is where we start to notice that this girl of our dreams is not answering specific questions, as we have heard so often, perhaps as a PS at the bottom of the letter. I think that each given mark is given a number corresponding to the last letter written. Know what I mean..he/she will have James at #2 and Wombat at #5 and Dameon at #8 so that way they will know what letter and photos to send in the next correspondence. Simple click on the name of the 'victim', check on the next number up in his sequence and click send. Should be able to get a 100 or so run through a day like this without much time or effort spent.
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Yes, but I was thinking more from an organizational viewpoint. The scammer must be working numerous possible marks at any given time, so keeping the letters in proper sequence to each mark would require some effort. And after several emails to a given mark, the cut / paste letters from the library would need to start to be altered to match the scammer's perception of how to reel in each individual mark.
to top ^Comment from Freddyboy Canada
Probably not so much effort as one may think James. Just pick out the next letter in the line up change to the appropriate name and there you go. Pick out the picture you would like to use..pick out the set of emails you would like to use and get busy. Should be able to get quite a few out everyday..one might even take the bait and hey I just made a couple of months wages. It is starting to fall into a recognizable pattern.
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This scammer certainly committed a lot of time and effort to achieve Zero return. Is the scammer being dumb or does it point to a possible effective strategy - that being to try to convince the mark over a period of time that there really is a relationship, then spring the money trap?
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