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Dating scammer Natalya from Kolpino, Russia



Keywords: fake scammer ID

You saw her picture, gentlemen!!! Now, please tell me!

We need a little more and a lager pic if you have one.

For future reference the following is the important info to post first;

Name {with surname if possible}

E-mail address

Location {country,city,street}

Phone number {if given}

The money request letter,with full header.With that the IP can be seen and if an X-mailer {ie;THEBAT}is used.

The dating site the scammer contacted you on.


With that available people doing a google search will get answer's.

I have the same visa, same numbers and the same scratch in the right bottom corner!
Diferent photo, same name!!


Keywords: Visa fake Prigunova Irina

Andere foto van Irina


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To Holland: I think I have seen this face before. Post some more and use the picture search function. What happenend?
I see, you have not been online since three days. Pay attention! They normaly don't surrender fast. You always get two or three letters after you have told them, that they are scammers. They got an answer for everything.

Thank you Belgium and Germany!!!!! It's not the same girl, but..... Keep the good work up!!!!

Belgie en Duisland... Hartstikke bedankt!!! Danke schoen!!!!!!

I will do this in Dutch. Sorry guys.

Bste vrienden in Belgie en Nederland,

Ze gebruiken Relatieplanet om aan onze emailadressen te komen! Pas alsjeblieft op! Als je een eerste email van haar krijgt, is dat voor 99% scam. Stuur alles door naar deze site. I've been there!!!

To Germany,

Danke schoen dass du geholfen hasst!! Ich habe 5 monate gesucht und gesucht, aber konte sie nicht finden! Ich glaubte ihr! Danke. Wen du mal hilfe brauchst: djvandellen@hone.nl

Sorry Germany, tyoed the wrong adress. djvandellen@home.nl

De nada, Nederland,
als je een eerste email van haar krijgt AND she is looking to good to be true, is dat voor 99% scam. I just had a beer with a russian woman who made the first step. She is living here now and has never had bad intentions. But you are right, normally russian women don't do this.
Thx for your addy. You can find mine in the Kuznecova thread.
Peter

To peter,

Read your Kuznecova-story. Poor Pedro!!!!! I'm feeling he same today!! It will take a few days to get over the love I felt for Irina Prygunovo. She is wow, my friend!!!!! But then again, aren't they all? I sent our messages to our Belgium friend (and more). He doesn't react. I hope that he doesn't get into a discussion with Irina. She will convince him!!!!!!

Und, Peter,
Sei so freundlich, und schicke mir ein email. Ich habe die seiten gelesen, aber ich weiss nicht welche adresse von dir ist. Ich mochte sehr gere mit dir personlich sprechen.

Dirk/Heerlen (in der nahe von Aachen)/Niederlande

She is a fraud. I got some mails from her for inducation.

To Dirk: The money-back-demand, referring to one of your mails to me

Here is a part of a russian mail:

'Russian scammers can be found and can be put to prison.
About half a year ago there were two cases when criminal groups that work in the field of Internet fraud were arrested by the police and put to prison.
The main problem is that to arrest scammers there should be a victim (not a person whom she asked to send money, but real victim, someone who sent money to her) and this victim should be persistent enough to go then to Russia, apply to the police, and be here for some time giving evidences against scammers, later coming to the court.
I make free analyzing of correspondence with Russian women when suspicions arise, and many men especially when they were scammed are full of fire and want to punish scammers, but when they realize that it will demand about 3 months being in Russia unfortunately they give up. That's why scammers feel such free here. They think they are non-punishable.'

Here I have found it:
http://www.delphifa..#comments
Peter