I know these three muskateers who can shake her down and get the money back.Actually started as a dating site scam. Escalated into the I need money for back surgery. Then money needed to help her kid up next. After that is the married by proxy scam. Followed by the need proof of money to leave country which led to the dead dad having gold dust and diamonds and need money to get them released.Started via a phishing email?Tell us more.For everyone who thinks that this can't possibly still work, I am currently trying to help a bank customer who is down 215000 in a marriage/dating scam and see if we can recover any of it for him. Sad but true.
I honestly might be missing one or two things they pulled on him. It literally reminds me of Oceans 11 when they talk about all the different scams they need to pull to make the entire thing happen.
Yeah, I am not getting that.Lol @ anyone posting here who thought RN would give out his personal email.
If you're familiar w/ psychology, you would know that there is power with asking people to do smaller things before asking them for big things.Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
Raider Nation said:Are you certain???Vike Me said:RN, don't give her any info. Seriously. This is a scam!!!! Don't Do IT!!!!Raider Nation said:I dunno. I do submit my email address to quite a few web journals.Vike Me said:Dude, you know that's fake, right. It's a scam. Don't send him anything.
What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
Probably the best fishing trip ever. Got some good bites.Lol @ anyone posting here who thought RN would give out his personal email.
FYPThink she'd believe that I am Tom Brady, alleged profession ball adjuster from Foxboro, MA?Potential for one of the best threads ever here if you give up the info
If there is any where near 15% chance this is real, give me that #####es email address.What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
It's hard separating reverse schtick from outright tomfoolery in this thread.
Exactly the math makes sense to take the chance. I think you definitely respond with the info and ride this one out. We all take a 2nd look if she suddenly asks for a social security number or bank account number. At that point I think it's a matter of feeling because then there's risk.If there is any where near 15% chance this is real, give me that #####es email address.What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
I would assume that any of those things are common clues for re-setting passwords or other verifications. Like when you go to annualcreditreport, one of the verifications is to show you 4 addresses and ask if you've lived at any.Exactly the math makes sense to take the chance. I think you definitely respond with the info and ride this one out. We all take a 2nd look if she suddenly asks for a social security number or bank account number. At that point I think it's a matter of feeling because then there's risk.If there is any where near 15% chance this is real, give me that #####es email address.What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
There isn't a 15% chance this is real though. There is NO chance that it is real.Exactly the math makes sense to take the chance. I think you definitely respond with the info and ride this one out. We all take a 2nd look if she suddenly asks for a social security number or bank account number. At that point I think it's a matter of feeling because then there's risk.If there is any where near 15% chance this is real, give me that #####es email address.What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.
how many were there?Lol @ anyone posting here who thought RN would give out his personal email.
Even if there's a .1% chance, it's worth doing.There isn't a 15% chance this is real though. There is NO chance that it is real.Exactly the math makes sense to take the chance. I think you definitely respond with the info and ride this one out. We all take a 2nd look if she suddenly asks for a social security number or bank account number. At that point I think it's a matter of feeling because then there's risk.If there is any where near 15% chance this is real, give me that #####es email address.What?Honestly this is probably a scam. But pretend it's 85% likely this is a scam and 15% likely it's not. All she wants is name/age/occupation/address. As far as I know she can't do anything without bank info or social (if it is a scam). I think I take the risk if I'm in your position. Hell she could probably get all that info if she looks you up in the phone book.