by Tronic
Sat Jun 11, 2011 4:20 pm
Hi.
I’m new here and this is a long story, I will try to get to the basics and I hope you can forgive my English, I’m from Scandinavia.
I get contacted by a girl on match.com. She tells me she is a sergeant in the US Army, stationed at Camp Victory Iraq. We exchange mail addresses and start talking on msn and yahoo messenger. After few days she asks me if she can come visit me. I am divorced and living with two children so there is no way I’m doing this so fast. But I kind of enjoy talking with her so we are talking as we speak. She started with trying to get me to fill out her permission for a leave of her duty to visit me at this e-mail: [email protected]. When I did not fill out this form, as she asked me to every time we talked and after a few days she complained about me not filling out the form like she knew it was not send. So suddenly she disappears for a few months and the next time we talks she tells me about her sick aunt who is supposed to be a US citizen who has marriage a Nigerian who she lives with in Nigeria. Her aunt’s husband has passed away and her aunt has a serious heart condition. She asks for money, about 5000 EUR. I tell her I don’t have any money to spare at this time. She won’t give up and then she is gone again for a while and she is back calming to be in Nigeria, taking care of her aunt now asking for money for her aunts operation. I expressed myself clear that if all she was going to talk about was money, I did not want to speak with her. She’s gone again.. A little later she is back in Iraq her aunt is better, so worse… Now she don’t ask for money, but she asked if I could arrange for us to communicate with a satellite phone that the US Army would supply her with if I sendt a mail to [email protected]. This was something I would have to pay some sort of rate for too. Is this a scam? I have not sent mail to either of the addresses mentioned here yet so I have no reply from them. But I have many pictures, and a few yahoo and hotmail addresses we have been using. Are these e-mail addresses fake? Is this a scammer??
I’m new here and this is a long story, I will try to get to the basics and I hope you can forgive my English, I’m from Scandinavia.
I get contacted by a girl on match.com. She tells me she is a sergeant in the US Army, stationed at Camp Victory Iraq. We exchange mail addresses and start talking on msn and yahoo messenger. After few days she asks me if she can come visit me. I am divorced and living with two children so there is no way I’m doing this so fast. But I kind of enjoy talking with her so we are talking as we speak. She started with trying to get me to fill out her permission for a leave of her duty to visit me at this e-mail: [email protected]. When I did not fill out this form, as she asked me to every time we talked and after a few days she complained about me not filling out the form like she knew it was not send. So suddenly she disappears for a few months and the next time we talks she tells me about her sick aunt who is supposed to be a US citizen who has marriage a Nigerian who she lives with in Nigeria. Her aunt’s husband has passed away and her aunt has a serious heart condition. She asks for money, about 5000 EUR. I tell her I don’t have any money to spare at this time. She won’t give up and then she is gone again for a while and she is back calming to be in Nigeria, taking care of her aunt now asking for money for her aunts operation. I expressed myself clear that if all she was going to talk about was money, I did not want to speak with her. She’s gone again.. A little later she is back in Iraq her aunt is better, so worse… Now she don’t ask for money, but she asked if I could arrange for us to communicate with a satellite phone that the US Army would supply her with if I sendt a mail to [email protected]. This was something I would have to pay some sort of rate for too. Is this a scam? I have not sent mail to either of the addresses mentioned here yet so I have no reply from them. But I have many pictures, and a few yahoo and hotmail addresses we have been using. Are these e-mail addresses fake? Is this a scammer??
Last edited by Tronic on Sun Jun 12, 2011 1:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
