I checked emails for the last few days. One of them has a pic and a message supposedly from a Russian girl looking to exchange info. She claimed she got my information and email from a dating wen site. I did not know any of those sites shared emails. Scam? I think so since scammers have been trying to get more of my info for some time now. Have any of you guys who signed up for free basic profiles on those online dating sites gotten a few of these emails?
Last year I got some obvious fake emails from "girls" looking to hook up supposedly but they were all super hot and usually topless. Those are easier to spot as fake than the more crude posts that seem more like a real person without a pic that looks as professional as the topless ones I saw last year.
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dating web site, stupid autocorrect did it again.
Looks fishy. Maybe larryfisherman can help fish things out
Who knows? Could be real. Could also be a serial rapist or murderer.
Exchange what kind of info?
Send it to your trash folder, block the e-mail address and forget about it. It's 100% scam.
I think you're right. The odds of it being real are probably a lot less than Hillary's chance of winning all 6 coin tosses in Iowa. I read those odds were 1 in 64 or 1.6%. I think my odds are even less especially since I do not have anyone fixing things for me as far as I know.
Dating websites would not last long giving out people's email addresses. 100% scam.
Did juice hack your account again?
even if it was real, it's probably human traffickers sending that spam. At best it's just a regular scam. I'd trash it.
So many of those russian bride sites are scams. It's like a needle in a haystack find a legit one.
Hey, if you hunt sharks, you the man! Go for it! Can't be scared of a little scammer, or are you?
If you have to ask yourself "scam or real," then it's a scam.
its a scam to join their garbage sites. Its called phishing. That should have been sent to your spam folder. don't open those because those are lies. If you aren't familiar with the dating site it's definitely a scam and phishing. Sorry to burst your bubble but it's fake. I wound up when I was 14 talking to a bot who I thought was a real woman who moved near me. Luckily for me, I was a teenager so I had no credit information to give away or use on her dating site. Just throw it away pal, don't bother with it.
I thought it was a scam but thought I would post it here in case some of you thought my chances were as good as Hillary's at winning all 6 coin tosses in the Iowa primary. However I don't have the ability to fix or rig anything so my odds are normal everyday odds. Responding to scams would be like feeling the Bern, lol.
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