Comment from Forrest
You're joking, right, USGIWA? This is not a dating site. But if you want to contact her and be a little poorer for the experience, go right ahead.
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BABE U ARE TOO MUCH,LOVE TO MEET U QUEEN,HERE IS MY E-MAIL--USGIWA@YAHOO.COM
to top ^Comment from Roamer
The scammer who is using this name is using a common name for over there... I found that besides an author, and a dance professional that there is actually a woman who resides in the USA who is in reality looking for a husband........Only thing is that she's a blonde and is 44 years old....Here is a little help list for some of you new-comers to this site.......I hope that it will be of use for anybody looking for their future bride.......If you think that your girl is a scammer:
There is a number of things that I would urge you to do and not to do:
DO NOT tell her that you found her name/letters on the internet (because then she will just dissapear)
DO NOT send her links to black lists where you found her name/letters (because then she will just write new boiler plates for her letters, and keep scamming)
DO ask her for her full name and mailing address (say that you want to send a parcel for her)
DO ask her a scanned copy of her passport if she is asking you for money
DO ask her for a scanned copy of her visa if she claims to have a visa already.
DO report her to our black list and all other black lists out there
FEEL FREE to play around with her sending her huge graphic files to make her go over her mailbox quota (to slow down her "work" with other victims)
FEEL FREE to play around with her sending her fake Western Union MTCNs. The more times she will go back and forth, the less time she will have to correspond with other victims.
FEEL FREE to play around with her asking her to open a bank account to be able to receive the money. The process of opening a bank account is tedious in Russia, and you will waste at least several hours of her time. Maybe the frustration will make her quit scamming ;
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