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Two new Snippets for you this week.

The first focuses on a novel way spammers have discovered to grab your attention -- by listing themselves in your calendar!

Second, we look at a little known sector of the senior population nicknamed "notch babies" that scammers target, claiming they want to help their victims get Social Security compensation.

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Gold digger scam Viktoria Fedorova Kiev

bene65 writes "The story happened 6 months ago. I am a Platinum member of Elena's models and the girl/gold digger was also a member of the site. After my troubles with her, Elena's models removed her from the site but she told me recently she has allready had other foreign men visiting her... Perhaps via other websites.
I decided to put this story on the blacklist because the girl started to contact me again recently because she knows she can play with my emotions.

In august of last year I started to correspond with her via Elena's models. and decided to go to visit her in Kiev.

I proposed to bring a present. She asked for leather boots. Then I said I wanted to visit the opera but she said then I would have to bring a dress... Stupid as I was I did it. And when

Russian Women Scam what i do

welshspencer writes "Hi all
I have recently joined a free live date site. that has lots of Russina women on it, reading all about the scams that go on, and not wanting to get caught by them, I have now emailed the girls writting to me and asked each of them to write my name on a piece of paper and then take a photo of them holding it and send to me,

This way I can tell if the person whom i am talking to is who they say it is, that one good step in the direction of trying to avoid scammers. hope this info helps someone else

Editors Note:
Be aware that these photo's can be faked quite easily. It only takes a little experience with photo editing software to provide the required results. The same applies to visa and passport scans. Be wary!"

Scammer from Ukraine

rk288 writes "I am the victim of a scam that was played to the hilt...marriage and divorce, all at my expense. Now I see her profile back on the net using photos I paid for!

Name: Lyudmila Semenykhina, 51 years old, 1 child (she really has 3 sons which you will find out about later if you contact her).

City: Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine

Website: Merrydating.com

Her son once asked me as he was stealing things from the internet; "how many emails do you think I can send in 1 second?" I answered "one?". To which he laughed and sneered "No, 30..."

I have photos if they can be posted here or, you can search the site. She's on the first or second page of 51 year old women...kak krasiva...I paid for that photo...and much, much more"

Another Scammer

plantguy writes "I would like to get the word out of another scammer from the Ukraine named Val (man's name there) his e-mail is This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it I have photos and letters if you need them. "
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