Comment from marcellodelfth
Elena ribakova
to top ^Comment from super swed
haha..way did you think the westernunions will help you!...the lookal offic are in the same business whid the criminal scammers..the work like a team...
to top ^Comment from I'm Tired
HA HA, John's a "Eunich"...Cause, he ain't got dick!!
to top ^Comment from James
Known fact,the majority of scammers pick up money in Yoshkar-Ola.
to top ^Comment from John 42
This info used to be available until they paid off one of our honest politicians I went through hell trying to collect my info from them and it took a call from a buddy of mine who is a local cop to tell them to release it and I still have not received dick from them it has only been 5 days though.
to top ^Comment from Forrest
I'm the eternal optimist!!!
to top ^Comment from Dameon
Now why would you think that Western Union would have helped? They make a good $ from this scam business for money transfers. They are not going to take money out of their pockets unless so ordered by the Government.
I have an idea, let's hire George Mitchell to do an 18 month investigation on this issue. I wonder if any of these scammers are juicing up on HGH and steroids?
to top ^Comment from Roamers Surfing
Remember this scammer?? http://russian-dating-scams.the-world-in-focus.com/?cat=2&paged=62 She also goes by Olga Yamova and Irina Bourdina, #'s3122.........
to top ^Comment from Forrest
I just talked to Western Union to see if there was any way, if we gave them the name of a suspected scammer, they could tell us if that person had been receiving money transfers. The short answer is NO. The long answer is it's against the law to release that info.
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