by rvp1
Fri May 25, 2012 12:25 am
I want to let every woman out there that there is a scammer that goes by the name "Paul F. Wilson". He claims to be in Kabul, Afghanistan, a Sergeant on a peace keeping mission. He also claims to be working for the UN as well. I was first contacted by this person on Match.com. I was sent an IM asking if I would begin chatting with him. His profile name on Match.com is/was "CNAA2" which you can't find anymore. He claims to have 20 years service and ready to retire in 2 months. He claims his wife died 3 yrs ago in a car crash in Baltimore, MD. He has a 17 yr son named Bryan who attends some school in Orlando, Fl. His profile shows Texas as his hometown, however he claims he has a home in Orlando, Fl. He says he is 1/2 white & 1/2 French, came to states after his 20th birthday and has a 1/2 brother. His parents are dead and he has no other family.
His email address: [email protected], his t# is 817-607-3963. This guy has the gift of gab, has some good resources for love letters. After chatting for about 1 month, he fell in love wih me and I also began having feelings for him. He wanted to spend the rest of his life with me, sent me beautiful songs and then wanted me to help him write a letter to help him speed up his retirement. He wanted to send me a package with his personal items, his retirement papers and said he would send with a "diplomat" and he would be in touch with me. Well as soon as I received the first e-mail, I knew it was a scam. That is when I noticed a similartiy in the writing, and kept describing how dificult it was to get through various check points. I confronted Mr. Wilson and asked why so much secrecy, when he shared with me that he was also sending 15kg of gold. I told him at that point that I was not going to receive any package, that was considered smuggling. He wanted to use this gold to estalbish a jewelry store once he retired.
Since I stopped the package, the "diplomate" left the package in Ghana. Paul Wilson said he left his unit, going AWOL, to get his package. This is where the first mention of money started. He needed money to get back to his unit. That's when I told him GOODBYE. Watch out for this man ladies.
His email address: [email protected], his t# is 817-607-3963. This guy has the gift of gab, has some good resources for love letters. After chatting for about 1 month, he fell in love wih me and I also began having feelings for him. He wanted to spend the rest of his life with me, sent me beautiful songs and then wanted me to help him write a letter to help him speed up his retirement. He wanted to send me a package with his personal items, his retirement papers and said he would send with a "diplomat" and he would be in touch with me. Well as soon as I received the first e-mail, I knew it was a scam. That is when I noticed a similartiy in the writing, and kept describing how dificult it was to get through various check points. I confronted Mr. Wilson and asked why so much secrecy, when he shared with me that he was also sending 15kg of gold. I told him at that point that I was not going to receive any package, that was considered smuggling. He wanted to use this gold to estalbish a jewelry store once he retired.
Since I stopped the package, the "diplomate" left the package in Ghana. Paul Wilson said he left his unit, going AWOL, to get his package. This is where the first mention of money started. He needed money to get back to his unit. That's when I told him GOODBYE. Watch out for this man ladies.
