Meet my scam "Sgt Daniel Nappier"

That is very strange. I'm not very " computer savvy" either...

This is odd. I can get to his page through a mutual friends page, but if I do a search for it from the facebook homepage it doesnt show up at all. does anyone know why? The link I posted is correct, I double checked the address, but it takes youto a different address.

Either email or PM his email address, and we might be able to get to the right facebook page that way.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/nick.michels26

Hi
Meet my scammer Daniel Nappier of Napier, beware !
best from "angrygirl"

Hallo
This Daniel has contacted me again! even that I told him that I knew he was a scam..!
He says that he never meant to heart me..bla bla bla and finich his long "talk" that "he would never forget me"
Ha ha ha ...As if I would bealive him...thats never going to happend, thats for sure. But now is my question, shall I play along and see if I can get some new information from him?
What do you think?
Best from "angrygirl"

Hallo Angrygirl,

It is best to stop communication with a scammer. He has personal information about you, even if it is only your email address. Scammers have been known to retaliate against people who mess around with them and because he has your information, it is best to stop all communications with him.

Do NOT mess with him.

with the last posted pic (yahoo avatar)
on Badoo

Daniel, guy 47

about me
Caring Single Dad want a partner to live the rest of his life with her. I am a caring , friendly , kind , respectful. romantic, and honest man . I want to love and be loved.

Looking for
Looking for a Long-term relationship with a serious and honest Woman and No games and i promise not hurt you and you don't hurt me too. I am waiting for you!

Relationship: I'm single
Sexuality: I'm straight
Appearance: 178cm (5'10''), 85kg (187lbs), average body, shaved hair and brown eyes.
Living: By myself
Children: Already have
Smoking: Non-smoker
Drinking: Socially
Education: College/University
Languages: English (Fluent)
Work: State Service..

Hi all
OK, Bubbles, thanks for your answer, I will NOW stop talkning to him, thanks for your pretty clear answer.
Thats feels fine!
So katt48, he is on it again!
He asked med if I could remove me from this site; Badoo, which I did, but now Im back on it again.!!
Today Im so much more careful who Im talking to, thanks to this site!
I have told every friend of mine about this, whats happend to me, also told them about this great site so.
Think thats importend that we are not feel ashamed in any way, bacuse they, the scammers are so good on what they are doing....I wasnt even looking for a relationship, and still could this happend, today Its hard to belive, but they are so good.....
Take care everyone..
And thanks againe for this support and grate page
Best from "angrygirl"
Forget to tell that its the same man on Facebook that has spoken to me..because yesterday I told me to stop sending him messages...!

shall I play along and see if I can get some new information from him?
What do you think?

As Bubbles indicated, the answer is no because it would be a waste of time. The silly tosser is not even a member of the military. By further communicating is simply leaving your self open to more lies and deceit.
Scammers spend considerable time building up a fake profile, person and storyline. They then would need to keep playing the charade. Anyone trying to find out new information by continuing to write would be like hoping it's going to snow in the middle of summer. I'm afraid it won't happen. These confidence tricksters hiding behind fake names, telling of false locations etc would not tell the truth because their real identity would become known. And yes the scammers are good at what they do, but they forget one important point.
Another reason many people fail to realise is this. By staying in contact with the scammer, you are simply wasting your internet time, bandwidth and wasting your email inbox space on their crap!
I find it better to simply stop all contact with a scammer and give no rhyme or reason for doing so. That puts the scammer on the back foot and confuses it.