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How To Weed Out a Scammer & Then What To Do

Attention - This page has important information for everyone. Please read.

I wanted to make this page years ago. But scammers read my site and I didn't want them to see it. Now, I have finally made an access file, so Russians and Ukrainians CANNOT view my site. So, I can now put this info.

For years, I tried to think of a way to quickly find out if you are talking to a scammer or a real girl. Well, after many years of operating my site, I think I have found a way to do this. MOST scammers do NOT read letters. The scammer groups don't and most individual scammers don't. Some individual scammers, the good ones, do in fact read your letters. So, this advice is not 100% foolproof.

Put this question into your letter. 3 consecutive letters. Put it in the letter in a place that you would not normally do so. This way, it is embedded in your letter and a scammer won't see it by skimming over your letter quickly. Only a girl that is actually reading your letter will see it. If she ignores this questions 3 times, she is NOT reading your letter.

"Do you know the program Spokoinoi Noch Malyshei?"

This is a children's cartoon show that EVERY Russian knows. Ukrainians probably won't know it. If a girl is reading your letter, she will be amazed that you know and definitely comment on it. If she does not comment on it when you ask it in 3 consecutive letters (maybe she missed it in one letter or forget to mention it in the second letter), it means that your girl is not reading your letters. It could also mean that if you are using an agency that translates letters, the translator is not reading the letters and you are being scammed by the agency.

I would drop a girl in this situation. If she is not reading your letters, why would you bother wasting time on her?

How to Check if You're Talking to a Scammer

If she asks for money - she's a scammer! It couldn't be any easier. GOD!!!!!

Most scammers have stopped the original scams of "I love you. Send me money." or "Can you pay for my mother's operation?". Most scams these days are for tickets, passports and visas. So, if you are asked for money, here is what you do...

Tell her that you would love to meet, but would prefer to travel to her. Ask her when a good time for your visit would be. A real girl would be happy to meet you and she would not fly to you for the first meeting. A scammer will argue and probably have some reason for you not to visit. That is your proof that you are talking to someone insincere. Then you can tell me.

Some scammers will call your bluff. (Guys, you really should get your butt on a plane and go see her.) If you can't go at that time. Simply drop the topic of meeting. A scammer will quickly get back to it because she wants your money. 

What to Do After You Discover You're Talking to a Scammer

NEVER confront a scammer. (She will give you a reason for being blacklisted and you will believe her.)

NEVER show a girl an anti-scam site or tell her you saw her there.

You will only help her scam the next guy more easily.

Here is what you do...

Drop her without a word and send her info to me!

 NEVER CONFRONT A GIRL AS BEING A SCAMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why? THOUSANDS of guys have done this and continue to do this. This is the dumbest thing you could. Why?

What do you expect her to do? Confess? Tell you that she, in fact, is a scammer? DUH!!!!!!

Here are the 2 scenarios that you will encounter if you accuse a girl of being a scammer...

#1 - She is NOT a scammer, she is a real girl. You will offend her so badly that she will never talk to you again. Have you ever lived in Russia for 7 years? Probably not. I have. I know the women. They get offended easily. And being accused of being a scammer is pretty big. She will not want to talk to you again? You think that she will forgive you? Why? Who the hell are you. Just one more guy in a LONG list of guys that she has met online. She will have no problem with dumping a virtual guy when she has 100 more wanting to be with her.

#2 - She IS a scammer. But she wants your money. So, she will tell that it was put there by her jealous Russian ex-boyfriend or some crazy foreign guy that loved her and she rejected him. She will be outraged. She will convince you that she is sweet and a victim. That some crazy guy is to blame. Guys believe the girl over the reports. And this is how you know. A real girl will stop talking to you. A scammer will continue talking to you as if nothing ever happened. 

Never confront a girl. Ignore the reports that you saw and just keeping talking to her. Never mention money or meeting; a scammer will get around to it sooner or later, and then you will know for sure.

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