Wake Up Kitty

If you like stories, are romantic or better: desperate, looking for love etc.. you will surely meet a scammer sooner or later. A scammer is great in telling you exactly what you like to hear. Or at least.. what most women like to hear. It's a pity I never meet anyone who tells me what I like to hear. Perhaps I am not such a romantic type and I surely not find a guy great if he talks about how his mother raised him, that a women should be treated like a princess, he praises the lord etc. etc. I hate hypocrite people. Also, it's cheap talk. A real man, who loves you, pays you a visit and shows you how much he cares. He doesn't stay away, isn't making excuses time after time, stays in touch and surely is not asking you to help him out of his trouble and pay for him! If you start paying you will pay forever! Or at least till you are out of money. No money means you are not interesting anymore. You won't hear any word of love anymore either. A scammer is not grateful! I...

A blond guy wrote me on the internet. I met him on a dating site (or so). As soon as he had my ID (I did not gave him the one I always use) we start chatting, he asked me to help him out. He was an Englishman in need in Nigeria (Africa). The hotel wouldn't let him go because he couldn't pay the bill. If I could give him 400 or so he would pay me back as soon as he was back in England. I asked him why he did not sell what he bought over there.. but he said it was already shipped to England. So.. I agreed. I told him I would help him out if he could give me a copy of his passport (he said the hotel manager had it), the number of his registration number at the Chamber of Commerce (he said he had none), the full name of his company + address, the name of the hotel manager and a copy of his ID. First my scammer told me he had no passport, the hotel manager took it. I could call him to inform. But I told I would not call a stranger on my costs.. to my opinion this is useless too, sin...