Would you respond to an email with a pic of a pretty girl that says she wants to
Sounds suspicious.
Just wondering if any if you would respond or ask her to send a pic in an unusual pose to see if you get anything back to prove it's not a con artist. Email says we never met but she's trying to meet someone she likes basically.
I usually just get emails with links, not pics that automatically are with the text.
At one time there were a couple of girls from Russia or Eastern Europe that somehow got my email and I once communicated with a couple of girls. Their English writing wasn't too great though.
Just wondering if any if you would respond or ask her to send a pic in an unusual pose to see if you get anything back to prove it's not a con artist. Email says we never met but she's trying to meet someone she likes basically.
I usually just get emails with links, not pics that automatically are with the text.
At one time there were a couple of girls from Russia or Eastern Europe that somehow got my email and I once communicated with a couple of girls. Their English writing wasn't too great though.
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Actually it sounds like a great scam idea.
Good you checked with us, your TUSCL friends. SCAM written all over it. The only unsolicited emails you can trust are from a Nigerian Prince.
Someone must be responding to all this spam for it to keep coming at me. I think someone sold my email address to a spammer. Better than calling my phone.
Brilliant!
And if you get one of those be sure to give him all of your information! SSN, bank accounts, credit card #'s, etc. you don't want to miss out on the millions they're offering! ;)
SJG