merryone

It's a shame because the scammers give the genuine ones a bad name... and sadly the scammers do seem to be the majority.

Thinking about what I’ve just said - of course any form of travel documents can be emailed to the recipient and one would have to be...

The problem is, is getting them to believe it might not be all it seems to be - Despite how many people warn her, in this case I reckon...

That is what the scammer will hate. The whole thing being out in the open with the person being scammed talking to friends etc.

Of course I will keep everybody posted about my work colleagues situation, the one thing I can say is that I'm glad she's actually...

The big difference here is the word "met"...yes ok of course single older women can meet somebody who's main interest is to get into...

I tried to wobble the woman's head today but she was adamant he's for real. She said I spoke to him last night after his gig. I said...

And who could have seen that coming? Sadly, the motive would just be British citizenship and maybe money. Love? Come on now!

A friend of ours and his wife divorced and she fell for a younger Turkish man on holiday. He came to the UK, they got married and after...

I mean you couldn't even make this up but today a colleague of mine who's a 62 year old grandmother who lost her husband a few years ago...

I also forgot to add that when I found his fb page and saw pics of him he appeared to be in his 30s - my SIL would’ve been 60 come...

Merryone, you were more worried about your SIL and the signals he was sending almost manic endless, where is she what is happening? Of...

Me too normally! When the messages began my first thoughts were “$hit, I hope she’s ok “ So I tried calling her, messaging her...

Sorry for your loss. I must say I thought it all sounded suspect, especially the continued calling,but then again I'm suspicious by nature.

I wish that she'd reached out to her friends and family instead of finding solace online. No doubt their daily exchanges kept her going...