by scamsniffer
Thu Nov 11, 2010 10:29 am
[email protected] Julia Osipova Lovely looking lady from Kovalevka Russia. Will tell you that she is looking for love. Soon will be time for vacation, and she can get a visa within a week. She will agree to travel at her own expense, flatter you with scripted letters designed to flatter you and divert your attention from the lack of proof. After you get emotionally involved an "incident" will come up requiring funds with a deadline and you will be asked to HELP by wiring money by Western Union. She was SO GOOD at this game that I actually wired MORE than was asked for. She is really great at making you feel sorry for her. Only AFTER I had sent $650 did I start scouring the internet to check her out because she didn't come up on the passenger list of the flight she said she was going to take to come to the U.S. PLUS she wanted MORE MONEY that she supposedly had to SHOW officials so she could get permission to leave. Money was supposedly for her living expenses while she was abroad. She promised to give me back the money when she got to the airport, but as we KNOW, that was to never happen. So I checked and found out all my emails were actually FORM LETTERS that appeared on other scammer sites. Her friend is Darja Belova aka [email protected]. If you google Darja you will find they are both using similar letters and scams. I put the name in here so that it would come up on a search. This report is primarily about Julia Osipova.
Here is a photo she claims is herself (Julia Osipova), and her friend Darja (Darja Belova [email protected])
Here are some pictures she had emailed to me claiming they are of her:
http://www.scammerlist.com/memberid/550925
http://www.scammerlist.com/memberid/560518_819de8c2
The best way I have found to check for scammers is to google both their email address, name if you have it, and some lines from one of their letters. If it is a form letter it may come up and you can see that it was NOT written from the HEART as you thought it was.
Here is a photo she claims is herself (Julia Osipova), and her friend Darja (Darja Belova [email protected])
Here are some pictures she had emailed to me claiming they are of her:
http://www.scammerlist.com/memberid/550925
http://www.scammerlist.com/memberid/560518_819de8c2
The best way I have found to check for scammers is to google both their email address, name if you have it, and some lines from one of their letters. If it is a form letter it may come up and you can see that it was NOT written from the HEART as you thought it was.
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