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to top ^Comment from Sharon
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to top ^Comment from a.p. reporter of this scam
i really guess that this sokolova name is indeed very popular, i had the same name, first i wrote to another olga that she is a scam. I did not have any letters anymore. But then, after a few weeks she started to write again, like nothing happened. I guess there are a lot of girls or guys writing under the same name, they really don't know who or what the fuck they are writing from eachother, hahaha!!
to top ^Comment from internet dating noob
is olga sokolova a popular name in russia?
to top ^Comment from Anonymous
u r welcome
to top ^Comment from almost a real mistake
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