ANDREW H

by **CRUNCH** Wed 17 Apr 2013, 11:33 am

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Andrew H

Last Active: 12 days ago

Profile Views: 321 times

Profile Skin: Default

Tagline: Seeking for a soul mate!

Member Since: February 18, 2013

Gender: Male

Location: Garciasville, TX

Age: 47

Relationship Status: It's Complicated

Interested In: Friends, Dating, Serious Relationship

Ethnicity: Caucasian/White afro

Religion: Catholic

Orientation: Straight
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by **CRUNCH** Wed 17 Apr 2013, 11:34 am

INFORMATION ON SCAMMERS

Educate yourself on the profile of a scammer -
Key Points:
1.Beware of people traveling to Nigeria for work
2.Beware of them claiming to be stranded in a country
3.Beware of them claiming to be trapped in a Hotel
4.Beware of them claiming they need a check or money
order cashed…and having money forwarded to them.

5. Beware of them telling you they sent you a gift and YOU HAVING TO PAY TAX/DUTIES for it.
6. Beware if their picture on their profile looks like a model or just an average person, which many scammer are doing now.
7. Beware if the picture also cannot be blown up to view.
8. Beware if they propose love and marriage to fast and to
furious.
9. Beware if they claim they will come to you. .if you send
THEM money for a ticket, or visa etc...
10. Beware if they claim to own a company and spell like
your 6-year-old daughter.
11. Beware of key words they may use. Profusely
= soonest, baby, etc and seldom say your actual name.
12. Beware if there are no friends on their profiles
there are many signals that will go off when talking to a
Scammer.
It is important NOT to ignore the little voice telling
you something is not right with this person.

Play it safe:
NEVER GIVE OUT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION:
NO MATTER WHO IS REQUESTING IT.
Notice the flood of emails coming via Yahoo on all the lotteries claiming you have won a lottery. Simply delete those emails.
LOTTERY OFFICIALS DO NOT NOTIFY ANYONE BY USING A YAHOO EMAIL.

by **CRUNCH** Wed 17 Apr 2013, 11:35 am

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