Comments on: Nigera Scam moves to Dating Websites and Personal Ads

By: Linda Lee

Linda Lee — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 06:00:46 +0000

Thank goodness you knew about the scam. Check out this poor guy who gave over 200k to a fake person online.
(but really come on people, this is just stupid.)
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By: Suzanna

Suzanna — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 12:32:46 +0000

Hey, my guy is Donald Cornell … donaldcornell91@yahoo.com. He said he was an Italian national living in Slingerlands, NY. I tracked down the address used which is a vacant lot. When supposed to meet for Christmas, all of a sudden he had to go to Malaysia. He was stranded with 300 cars impounded in customs. Called customs – no cars. He lost his passport – called Italian embassy in Malaysia and foreign minister in Italy, no passport issued in the name of Donald Cornell. This guy has been persistent in trying to get $3,500 out of me. I’ve been playing along and now he’s getting nasty. Then he’s allegedly in Abuju Nigeria trying to sell his impounded cars. He gives me a phone number of 2348083001819 which is a number posted by a bunch of different people on the romance scan website. I told “Donald” that the number was an Airtel number listed in Lagos. Confronted with the other info above. I was then told that I am a very dangerous woman to them. Oh yeah, I’m scared … I prosecute drug cases for heaven’s sake … and a bunch of Nigerian lover wanna-be’s are supposed to frighten me … The sad part is that out of 10 guys I started talking to, 9 of them were scammers. I had one legitimate guy that I am still friends with six months later. After a month of scams, I’m so finished with the dating scene …

By: Debbie

Debbie — Sat, 22 Jan 2011 01:16:56 +0000

Wow..

I was just a new member of match.com for one hour and made the mistake of having IM’s enabled. One person without a photo got to me and wanted immediately to go to yahoo messenger. I was so annoyed by the dozens of Im’s I said ok. HAHA jokes on me! He was the only child of parents that were deceased
and had one son 9 years old, and his wife died.
He was in Iraq and an Army Captain? But his son was in Ghana…which was my first red flag….
his son was in a friends orphanage a pastor friends of his. This guys name was Mike Murdock, he was 49 years old, dell4u2003@yahoo.com is his email.

I figured out he was a fake and gave him a blistering email…..

He never asked for money because I only talked to him 2 times… but he was supposedly coming home in April, and then going to Ghana to get his son, so I am sure the money scam would have involved getting his son back to the US.
His letters started out
hi dear…..bad grammer, I told him he was a Nigerian scammer. and a few other things I cant mention

By: Lisa

Lisa — Fri, 07 Jan 2011 21:02:21 +0000

The scammer that got me went by the name Leo Morgan (leo.morgan54@yahoo.com). He would frequently ask questions like ‘what did you have for breakfast?’ and ‘what time is it there?’ and would also use ‘opps’ instead of ‘oops’. He and his ‘sister’ just happen to come online at the same time both asking for money. I asked him why the sister had to also ask for the money and he came up with ‘to speak on my behalf’. This was close to the end of our online ‘relationship’ and I asked him if he did not have the balls to speak for himself. I had had it with him and his BS. I basically sent him e-mail with a long list of why we were ‘done’.

By: Lisa

Lisa — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 00:33:28 +0000

Guy who scammed me-his name is Leo Morgan. His ‘sister’s’ name is Deborah Peterson. Any other name associated with the scammer who got me-Anyanwu Kingsley, Milagros Webb, Barrister Robert Fernandez. I was going through a divorce when I met Leo. These guys quickly earn your trust by promising to repay you as soon as they get ‘back home’, then your trust is betrayed just as quickly. Anything I can do to help stop this-I’m all for it, even if its posting names, etc on every website I can. These people need to be stopped.

By: Nubs

Nubs — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 19:49:44 +0000

I am disappointed to report Theresa Lopez as a FAKE….
On personals I started talking to this one girl. Everything was going fine until she made up this story about how she got robbed for her money and couldn’t buy a plane ticket or pay for her hotel room so requested I send her assistance funds.
She got all mad when i told her i wasn’t gonna help.
I was pretty disappointed to find it was a scam cuz this fake person was sending me some incredible photos of a woman I still to this day want to meet. She was gorgeous… But it was all fake… obviously the woman exists somewhere in the world, I just wish I knew where.
But this theresalopez46@yahoo.com was the scammer… be aware.

By: dee

dee — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 02:01:46 +0000

Yes. Take notice to how they use “cos” instead of “because” and “am” instead of “I am”. Their grammar is horrendous. The scammers actually sound like little children when they are learning how to speak and write in 1st and 2nd grade. Isn’t it pitiful? They think they’re a big hit too.

By: Carla

Carla — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 09:30:39 +0000

Does anybody know Curtis Winston? Little daughter 8 years,…seperated from his wife!?I wonder ,because when I tried to find something about him,…he showed up on this side here!?

By: dennis

dennis — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 04:27:09 +0000

beware of betty donald this is one nutty guy posing as a girl in need for money to help her and her mom buy food

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 23:32:32 +0000

curtis winston is a scammer