This section deals specifically with online romance scams. The images used by the scammers are stolen from innocent people, usually from their social media pages.
Fri May 07, 2021 8:44 pm
Hi! Are you here? ur mood?
I think you don't remember me.
We've already talked with you on the fellow travelers website.
I hope you haven't changed your mind about meeting with me.
I'm flying alone, are you live alone?
I hope that your web profile is true, can u tell more about u.
I will be happy to continue our acquaintance.
Here is my new photo for you, send me yours in your answer please..
Nusha.
P.S. You said you were good at cooking, I'm right?
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Fri, 07 May 2021
Reply-To: Anutik <annyrespect90@gmail.com>
From: Anutik <felipe@brggeradores.com.br>
Subject: it’s so great that there are such amazing people.
Orig IP: 209.159.151.28 | Orig ISP: Is-as-1 | City: n/a | Country: United States
Mon May 10, 2021 7:31 pm
Any idea what the traveler site she is referring to?
Mon May 10, 2021 7:38 pm
The scammers are usually mentioning that they found you on a website - social, dating, traveler etc. They don't give you a name, counting on the fact that you will not remember anyway all the people you interacted with online after a while.
The reality is "she" will never get your email address from any real website, since no real and decent website is posting the email addresses of their users.
Likely "she" got your email address from so called "sucker lists" - contact details of people interacting with scammers before. These contact details are moving from a group of scammers to another group, and the victim is repeatedly contacted with different stories by apparently different people, scammers trying to defraud that victim in any way possible.
