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pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 07:47 PM
Do you have to get test from a medical hostipal to leave ghana?

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 07:50 PM
No. Are you being scammed?

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 07:52 PM
No. Are you being scammed?

Yes I think so, he sounds good and I been talking to him for months and he told me he had to get test did to make sure he has no medical problems before coming here

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 07:55 PM
Has he asked for (and gotten?) money from you yet?

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 07:57 PM
Has he asked for (and gotten?) money from you yet?

I sent him all together 200 dollars , I feel so stupid now, he got close to my kids and all

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:02 PM
Nigeria, Ghana, and Russia are three of the most notorious countries that are the source of relationship scams. Others will tell you more about the pitfalls. If you think this guy is real, plan to fly there to meet him and his family in his own space. Please don't send more money. People have lost their life savings doing that.

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:03 PM
Nigeria, Ghana, and Russia are three of the most notorious countries that are the source of relationship scams. Others will tell you more about the pitfalls. If you think this guy is real, plan to fly there to meet him and his family in his own space. Please don't send more money. People have lost their life savings doing that.

OK thanks for te advice, I will do that tomorrow thanks so much

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:05 PM
Give him some phony story about how you have a family emergency or your car broke down and needs expensive repairs or something. Or just say no.

Fr_Chuck
Apr 13, 2012, 08:12 PM
You are lucky that they only asked for 200 at this point, normally they start with several thousand for passport and visa's. Then it is money for medical, and they need so much money in the bank to leave country, and it goes on and on, till the person figures it out and stops spending or is out of money

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:13 PM
Give him some phony story about how you have a family emergency or your car broke down and needs expensive repairs or something. Or just say no.
I have did that before about the car. At first he was calling all the time, he still calls during the week but always claim he have no minutes but on the day I suppose to send money he can call and text all day

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:16 PM
You are lucky that they only asked for 200 at this point, normally they start with several thousand for passport and visa's. Then it is money for medical, and they need so much money in the bank to leave country, and it goes on and on, till the person figures it out and stops spending or is out of money

Well he have asked for more but I stated getting suspisious about it, cause he never have that many minutes to call or text until the day he wants money
I don't understand why he will get close to my kids and all, he gave me his sister number, I have talked to her one night, I really don't understand,

Fr_Chuck
Apr 13, 2012, 08:30 PM
These are well planned scams and they work months on them, and that sister is most likely the sister for 20 or 30 scams, What happens is several people will be using the same name, they merely photo shop the ID or passport name, often use the same photos. And they use a script of what is being said, So by getting close to the kids, you will want them to come and will allow emotion to react instead of common sense.

On the email side, they have rooms full of people, often 60 year old ladies pretending to be 18 year old girls and more, they will be perhaps chatting with several people at a time, and often they do shifts, you may be "chatting online" with someone different on Tuesday than on Wed. but they read the scripts that have been talked about , so they know what to say.

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:31 PM
i dont understand why he will get close to my kids and all, he gave me his sister number, i have talked to her one night, i really dont understand,
That's part of the strategy -- he becomes close and familiar and almost part of the family. How can you dare turn him down??

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:34 PM
These are well planned scams and they work months on them, and that sister is most likely the sister for 20 or 30 scams, What happens is several people will be using the same name, they merely photo shop the ID or passport name, often use the same photos. And they use a script of what is being said, So by getting close to the kids, you will want them to come and will allow emotion to react instead of common sense.

On the email side, they have rooms full of people, often 60 year old ladies pretending to be 18 year old girls and more, they will be perhaps chatting with several people at a time, and often they do shifts, you may be "chatting online" with someone different on Tuesday than on Wed. but they read the scripts that have been talked about , so they know what to say.

Well thanks for the input, I really appericate it, he will not get another dime from me , on the other hand I will go wake his up right now and tell him cause tomorrow starts another day in my life, thanks so much for the coast ( eye opener) smile.. bye

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:36 PM
That's part of the strategy -- he becomes close and familiar and almost part of the family. How can you dare turn him down????

Thanks, I feel like a dam fool, but I'm taking my life back

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:39 PM
You are a lot smarter than thousands of people who have sent tons of money to these men (or women). We get regular questions about this scam, and some questioners just don't get it, can't believe it's a scam and refuse to listen to our warnings. So pat yourself on the back that you lost only $200!

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:42 PM
You are a lot smarter than thousands of people who have sent tons of money to these men (or women). We get regular questions about this scam, and some questioners just don't get it, can't believe it's a scam and refuse to listen to our warnings. So pat yourself on the back that you lost only $200!

I am not wearing a dunce hat, he got enough from me, now if he is not a spam I'm going to tell his to get here how ever he can if he want to come but I'm not helping no more, see how fast his give up, cause I'm going to find me someone else.HIS SPAM WITH ME IS OVER

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:44 PM
you are a lot smarter than thousands of people who have sent tons of money to these men (or women). We get regular questions about this scam, and some questioners just don't get it, can't believe it's a scam and refuse to listen to our warnings. So pat yourself on the back that you lost only $200!

I mean his scam

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:45 PM
Don't yell and scream at him. Just not be there. Be busy with real life. Ignore his IMs or texts or however he tries to connect with you. You have to keep yourself mentally healthy in all this for your kids' sake.

pinksuede616
Apr 13, 2012, 08:48 PM
Don't yell and scream at him. Just not be there. Be busy with real life. Ignore his IMs or texts or however he tries to connect with you. You have to keep yourself mentally healthy in all this for your kids' sake.

Ok thanks for that.But before I dump him , Im going to get his butt back for that, thanks all goodnite

Wondergirl
Apr 13, 2012, 08:49 PM
Please report back and let me know the end of the story!

pinksuede616
Apr 14, 2012, 06:02 PM
You are a lot smarter than thousands of people who have sent tons of money to these men (or women). We get regular questions about this scam, and some questioners just don't get it, can't believe it's a scam and refuse to listen to our warnings. So pat yourself on the back that you lost only $200!

Guess what? Last night when I got off the computer I went to my cell phone and texted him and tried what one person told me to do, tell him I will come there instead and he wanted to me to stay focus and send the money for him to come where I'm at.He says it make no since to pay a 100 dollars to come there instead of sending him 90 dollars for him to have the vaccine shot to come here, what a joke huh?

Wondergirl
Apr 14, 2012, 06:05 PM
Good for you! You are handling this well. And you so much want to fly there and meet his family!

pinksuede616
Apr 14, 2012, 06:09 PM
Good for you! You are handling this well. And you so much want to fly there and meet his family!

Hell no, I don't want to have nothing to do with him now, I was saying that to see if he had something to hide, seems he do cause he didn't want me to come and haven't called all day, Quilty

Wondergirl
Apr 14, 2012, 06:11 PM
I was just teasing.

Will you still communicate with him?

pinksuede616
Apr 14, 2012, 06:20 PM
No I don't think so, I don't like people I can't trust... I will find me someone else to deal with in my town.. I still can't beileve this, and guess what I called his phone and a woman operator was saying something , I couldn't make out what she was saying then he said hello twice I just hung up

Wondergirl
Apr 14, 2012, 06:24 PM
Yup, a real-life person is much better. Please continue to keep us up to date.

pinksuede616
Apr 14, 2012, 06:25 PM
Yup, a real-life person is much better. Please continue to keep us up to date.

I will, you have a nice night and talk to you soon,

Wondergirl
Apr 14, 2012, 06:27 PM
Glad you found us here. Sleep well!

pinksuede616
Apr 14, 2012, 06:28 PM
Thanks