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# Name: Marina Demchenko
# E-mail: marina-demchenko-90@mail.ru
# Address: Ukraine , Charkasay
# Seen at: Find-bride.com
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# Dangerous:
15%
# Scam scenarios: I agreed to help Marina apply for her visa as I asked her to meet me in the United States. I was not until after I asked for proof of her name, phone number, and address that her scam became very clear. She insisted that the Embassy took her
# Details: I agreed to help Marina apply for her visa as I asked her to meet me in the United States. I was not until after I asked for proof of her name, phone number, and address that her scam became very clear.rnShe insisted that the Embassy took her passport to repair a damaged photo so she had no proof of this information. She then asked me for bus fare to go to Kiev to get her passport returned.rnShe said to send it to her cousin and he would pick it up for her. I again refused and she became very insulting and rude to me and my family.
# Date: 2017-04-02
# Dangerous:
15%
# Scam scenarios: I agreed to help Marina apply for her visa as I asked her to meet me in the United States. I was not until after I asked for proof of her name, phone number, and address that her scam became very clear. She insisted that the Embassy took her
# Details: I agreed to help Marina apply for her visa as I asked her to meet me in the United States. I was not until after I asked for proof of her name, phone number, and address that her scam became very clear.rnShe insisted that the Embassy took her passport to repair a damaged photo so she had no proof of this information. She then asked me for bus fare to go to Kiev to get her passport returned.rnShe said to send it to her cousin and he would pick it up for her. I again refused and she became very insulting and rude to me and my family.
# Date: 2017-04-02
