Elena started sending me emails the first of March from Russia. Of course I figured she was a scammer trying to take me for some money, so I played along writing works of fiction for my emails. Finally last week it came, she has August off and wants to come to Canada to see me. She told me it would cost her $1900 to "arrive to me", but that she only had $600 in savings. Of course I thought here it comes, but it didn't, she didn't ask for money. My next play was keep your savings Elena I will come to Russia to see you. Today she writes me that she "awaits my arrival in Moscow with big impatience." I have traced the I.P. addresses of all 38 of her emails and they do indeed come from where she says she is and someone over there has been taking the time to read all my emails and answer them personally even though they are works of fiction. I'm not getting generic emails from her. Could she be real?
She's hot and 12 years younger than me. If she's a scammer she's good, I've dealt with a few scammers in the past. What does everyone out there think?
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She's hot and 12 years younger than me. If she's a scammer she's good, I've dealt with a few scammers in the past. What does everyone out there think?
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This is a trainwreck in the making, and you're about to be fleeced and used as a speed bump.
