New Scammer? Olga!

I came across another yet interesting scam, this one is unusual given the 2 different emails that are show, Mavro, Ralph, anyone help me out on this one and see if you recognize this or se any hints of something you have seen before.

[*]From: Jorden Fitzpatrick ([email protected])

Good day, my dear friend! I suppose that my message will be a good surprise for you, but I wish that you will be glad to get this writing.I have found your profile in Internet and I wished to send message you.Hope i will receive an answer from you cause it is my first time to search through the Internet a man for serious relations .My name is Olga and I am 29 years. Now I am alone and i like children.My friends suppose that I am very communicative person and kindly person.I look for a man who can become a friend of mine.I do not want not serious relations, and I wish to have kindly family.If you are also finding for those aims, I would be happy to prolong our writing.I will send my photo, and I wish that soon i can get your reply. It will be good for me, if you will say a few words about yourself.you can write on my mail: [email protected][*]

I am quite comfortable to say that its a scam, interestingly the writing style looks like an African yet the name is a name and some of the wording is more commonly used by a Russian scammer, do you happen to have a header for this email, it should be able to expose the truth.

i recieved the same email this morning tje email it is recieved from is different to the one she wants you to write to

Hi Colin, welcome to Scamwarners.

It is common for scammers to make it look like their emails are coming from an email address that they do not own, I will not give a lesson now but when you know how you could send an email that appeared to be from from the Pope's email address if you knew what it was.

In other cases they will send their initial emails from a disposable email address knowing that the email address they use to send out many emails is likely to be flagged as a scammer and shut down.

Online scamming has evolved over many years and the scammers are getting quite proficient at it

There is one common thing to all scams and that is their victims sending them money, do not send money to a person you know only from the internet regardless of how legitimate they may seem and you will go a long way to avoiding scams

Hello Ralph, you said you wanted the header, here you go:

Good day, my good friend!?
From: Jorden Fitzpatrick ([email protected])

I actually looked it up amd it does seem to appear on other scam sites, anyways, let me know what you think,

Thanks.

Welcome Makiavelli!

What Ralph was looking for was the full or extended header, which may actually give us information about the scammer's location. If you don't know how to get the extended header, please let us know how you check your email (e.g. yahoo, hotmail, outlook, etc.) and we should be able to help you with how to get the information.

Hey guys, thank u dotti, sorry it took so long for me to write, I have hotmail, give me more info on how to get the headers of the emails please. Thank u!