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# Name: Naila or Dunia Mamleeva
# E-mail: sladkaya05@yahoo.com
# Address: Russia , Balakovo
# Dangerous:
28%
# Details: needed money for airfare $950
The visa that you attached is fraudulent, and we have no record of anyone by that name applying for a U.S. visa.
It appears that you have been targeted by a very common Russian Internet scam being used to defraud American men. The perpetrators usually mislead the victim about travel expenses that do not exist and/or they inflate the cost of expenses that do exist. They lure the American in with e-mails, pictures, phone calls, fake visas, and even e-mails from fake travel agencies in an attempt to prove their good intentions. Please feel free to visit our website ( http://www.usembassy.ru/consular/wwwhcads.html ) which provides detailed answers to frequently asked questions regarding internet dating scams.
We hope this information is helpful,
Consular Fraud Prevention Unit
Moscow, Russia
# Date: 2005-12-26
28%
# Details: needed money for airfare $950
The visa that you attached is fraudulent, and we have no record of anyone by that name applying for a U.S. visa.
It appears that you have been targeted by a very common Russian Internet scam being used to defraud American men. The perpetrators usually mislead the victim about travel expenses that do not exist and/or they inflate the cost of expenses that do exist. They lure the American in with e-mails, pictures, phone calls, fake visas, and even e-mails from fake travel agencies in an attempt to prove their good intentions. Please feel free to visit our website ( http://www.usembassy.ru/consular/wwwhcads.html ) which provides detailed answers to frequently asked questions regarding internet dating scams.
We hope this information is helpful,
Consular Fraud Prevention Unit
Moscow, Russia
# Date: 2005-12-26
