Russian Scammers Warning Signs

1) The first scammer warning sign is the most obvious. Is the women writing you or the agency she is from listed on an "Anti-Scam" or "Russian Women Blacklist" websites. To find out simply conduct a search on Google with her first and last name along with word "scam." Do not use quotation marks.

For example: Olena Trofymenko scam or Olena Trofymenko blacklist

Important note: Please remember this rule is just the first step. Not all Russian scammers are list on the Internet. Also your search result may not turn up a new blacklist listing that has not been indexed by the major search engines.

2) When you receive a letter from a girl out of the blue, greet it with a small dose of skepticism. Read the letter carefully, is it a form letter?

Click here to learn how to spot a scammer's form letter.

3) Is the women photo "too good to be true"? Many Russian scammers use the photos of professional models or the photos of a very beautiful Russian women they have copied from other dating sites.

4) The age difference between you and the girl writing to you is too great. Yes, it is possible for a beautiful young lady to fall in love with an older gentleman. I have seen it happen many times. However, for this to occur naturally the two must meet in person. The young lady can fall in love with the older man's charm and intellect. However when a beautiful young lady writes an older gentleman that she has never before this should through up a red flag.

5) She starts to mention on the Scammer Scenarios we mention on our home page.

6) She becomes displeased or acts heartbroken that you did not send money to her. The Russian scammer may also simply disappear never to be hear of again.

7) When you do finally meet in person she wants to most expenses places or go shopping. This was the final straw in my experience. I felt like I was only there to hold the pocket book and pay for everything.

In conclusion it is important to remember that these guidelines will help you; however, there are some very intelligent and highly sophisticated scammers out there that are very careful not to send out scammer warning signals. In fact some of them could be reading this very website and taking notes.

I was very fortunate, my Ukrainian scammer was so arrogant and obvious that it was fairly easy to figure out. If I would had used a dose of skepticism from the very beginning I would have never been scammed in the first place. It is our deepest wish that simple website will help you in some way. Best of luck to you!

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