Some 10/10 model says she is going to come and marry me if I send her $30000?

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rap11

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Original post by GUMI

...seriously?

Yes. Was it?

Reply 21

GUMI

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Original post by rap11

Yes. Was it?

no -_-

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rap11

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Original post by GUMI

no -_-

What does it mean?

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markova21

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Original post by rap11

Hows it a scam? She sent pictures and everything and she says I am the hottest man she has ever seen. :smile:

Yeah we'll see who the mug is when I wake up to a gorgeous model everyday while you wake up to a bunch of cats who hate your guts. :rolleyes:

But don`t you see? That`s what they do.They send some random photo of some hot woman to make you think this is the exact woman you are corresponding with. My ex did this. He sent a woman in Nigeria £2,500. They were going to start a jewellery business together in the UK,selling African jewellery. He had her photos,contact details,everything. He sent her two instalments,totalling £2,500. When the second instalment had been sent,he never heard from her again.They had been writing to each other for almost a year before he sent any money so he trusted her and thought it was legit. The woman probably didn`t even exist. It was most probaly a Nigerian gang of men who just get some random photo of some woman and the gullible man thinks it is a real,genuine person. If she is genuine,tell her to send you some money first. Like a big amount of money,to your home address. I bet you never hear from her again.

legit m8

Original post by LadyEcliptic

why would you send $30000 to someone you don't know in the first place

Because she's 10/10, would bang again

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Sunilaa

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Original post by markova21

But don`t you see? That`s what they do.They send some random photo of some hot woman to make you think this is the exact woman you are corresponding with. My ex did this. He sent a woman in Nigeria £2,500. They were going to start a jewellery business together in the UK,selling African jewellery. He had her photos,contact details,everything. He sent her two instalments,totalling £2,500. When the second instalment had been sent,he never heard from her again.They had been writing to each other for almost a year before he sent any money so he trusted her and thought it was legit. The woman probably didn`t even exist. It was most probaly a Nigerian gang of men who just get some random photo of some woman and the gullible man thinks it is a real,genuine person. If she is genuine,tell her to send you some money first. Like a big amount of money,to your home address. I bet you never hear from her again.