[email protected] could be a scam

He goes by the name of Sam Fred at [email protected]. I met him on singleparentmeet.com. He too deleted his profile soon after we started chatting. Each time I ask him about that his internet mysteriously gets interrupted and he logs off. LOL, I love playing them when they think they are playing me.

He is supposedly an engineer from Florida who is a single father of a daughter and is widowed. He is a smooth talker with all the right things to say. He hasn't asked for money but his story doesn't add up. He has asked if he could pay for me to come there to meet him. Of course my answer was yes, I haven't seen a ticket yet. LOL but I won't be going.

In addition to the storyline, both the name used and the email address are typical scammer (Africans often can't distinguish between given names and surnames, which is why it is common for scammers' chosen names to be a but odd.)

If you can post any early messages he sent you, we can (a) confirm he is a scammer and (b) alert others he has approached or will approach with the same script.