The Romance Scams Peer Counselors have dedicated their lives to offering a safe haven for all, free of criticism and judgment. Our goal is to educate by spreading the word to as many people as possible.
Feel free to contact the owner or Peer Counselors:
Barb: barbs@romancescams.org (Owner)
Bunny: bunnyc@romancescams.org
Carol: carolc@romancescams.org
Linda: lindab@romancescams.org
Linda/Vel: vele@romancescams.org
Diane: dianeg@romancescams.org
Patrish: patrishg@romancescams.org
Julia: juliaa@romancescams.org
My scammer did the usual (emoticons, lots of songs, quick to ask for phone #, lots of talk of what kind of love is wanted, tragedy of wife’s death and of course, out on business overseas).
My scammer did want me to call him in Nigeria at a number that was not his cell phone. I didn’t do it, knowing I would end up paying unthinkable amounts to an account for the international call.
Or set up for his use of unlimited international calling!
…another Nigerian scam.
My question: Can’t we make the dating sites take them off their service. If Dr. Phil is all that concerned about people’s well being, why would he keep them….unless he’s actually into the money. I did notify Match, they have a special abuse line and one of the requisites for using it was if you connected with a Nigerian scammer. But to think they won’t remove him is hard to swallow. Can’t we MAKE them do it?
how do I get my name taken off the email list
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