After Meeting The Man Of Her Dreams Woman Loses £100.000 in International Inheritance Scam
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After the breakdown of her relationship, Lynn Hawes is single for the first time in 17 years. She goes online, where she meets John. He's the man of her dreams, but then things begin to unravel and Lynn is pulled into an elaborate international scam.
From on-line scam artists, to bigamist husbands, serial conmen, and catfish - when people go looking for love, all too often what they find is a rat.
This documentary is used for educational purposes and not for use of entertainment. By the end of this year the estimated loss due to romance scam will be 7 billion worldwide. It's a growing epidemic and women of all ages and backgrounds are becoming a victim. Most of these men pretend to be wealthy that always turns out to be a lie and scamming women is their fulltime job.
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Promises of love and romance end up being scams, lies and deceit. They promise life-long romance, yet they scheme, scam and swindle. Some steal a fortune; others lead double lives. They are Love Rats. The victims at the center of these cases reveal how they were left with broken hearts and empty bank accounts.
Real Men Never Ask For Money is the only thing you need to remember in order not to become a victim of a romance scammer like these ladies in Love Rats.
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Please read and visit my community page. Scams are a familiar territory for me. I have 2 bachelor degrees, one in Banking & Finance, another one in Business Economics and a Masters degree in Financial Law with several minors that consist of one in White Collar Crime and one in Internet law. I have always taken a special interest in investment scams, romance scams, everything that has to do with scams in general and related to white collar crime.
I created a deep dive analysis of the first episode of Lynn being scammed by the professional group of conmen and will do the same for episode nr. 4 and release them this weekend. If you have any questions about these episodes or romance scams in general please leave them below in the comment section of my community www.youtube.com/@goaldrivendatingstrategy/community.
What are you SELLING? I would never fall for this dumb shit, this woman went through. If anything you better be able to match my bank, and have no problem with asking for your bank book and checking it lol. All women run background check on all men you dealing. This woman real stupid. In love with somebody you never see. Stupid! His scheme was real elaborate.
I've just been involved with a man who's had thousands of pounds of my welfare money, as I can't work right now. Although we were intimate for about 8years he could never answer when I asked where I stood with him. Then recently I found out he has a "Girlfriend." He paid some of the money back into my bank account but only really done it regular once he knew my social worker had seen my bank statements & £100 a time going to him. Yet he has a full time job. He has broken me mentally. He's stopped paying me back & is difficult to contact. But I feel powerless. That there's nothing I can do because they might say I gave him the money willingly. My worker had me put on a Vulnerable Adult database because of concerns of financial Manipulation. I was sent to psychiatric hospital for assessment after finding out about the Girlfriend. He has broken me, made me sick & acting like he does not care. I feel like I'm going insane & so powerless. He let me believe we had a connection! 😔
@@truthseeker1649 What an awful man. Im sorry to hear what you have been through and are still going through. You sound like a lovely kind person like I am too and we get used. I took some time out from dating to work out why I meet users, I realised that I needed to put boundaries in place and learn to speak up for myself which dosen't come naturally or easily. Use this as a lesson and don't beat yourself up. Good luck xx
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm weak at the moment, It really knocked the life out of me, while he don't seem to care. We now only have contact when he decides to unblock me & have a quick chat. That's only happened once or twice since I found out before xmas he's been seeing someone else. If I try to call it won't connect & don't know if he receives my texts. I'm exhausted now, the way he doesn't even try to say sorry & just acts like nothing happened absolutely kills me! I end up ill. But I'm trying, I'm trying to move on in life, like yourself I need time out from relationships to work on myself. Right now I feel that I'll never let this man close enough to hurt me ever again. He got caught out when I went to his unexpected & someone else told me he might be at his girlfriends for the night. So he knows he's found out. The rat!!! I hope you're doing better these days! xx
You sound like a scammer. 🤣
There is nothing wrong with being SINGLE and HAPPY
Amen. I like my own company and that of my adult chn and friends. Who wants to wash someones socks, cook their meals and play nursemaid? I wouldn't share my finances with anyone!!!
@@margotgray3330 exactly 💯 %
EXACTLY!
lack of intimacy
I love it on my own do what I want when I want I like my own space
When any man ask you for money run as fast as possible. No decent man will as you for financial help. Specially if you never met him.
That's why I called my scam dating guide Real Men Never Ask For Money
She did meet him, he paid for her dinner, that's why I am not as tough on her as the others who never meet their scammers
@@pastryshack551 He knew he had her in his pocket the moment she offered to pay for him! This was her big mistake.
Iv never had a man ask fir money while dating and they always paid the check. There is no way I’d part with my money to the tune of thousands. All these women had to do is google these meds obvious lies.
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy Agreed!
Men of our dreams need to remain right where they belong.......in our dreams! Period!
No truer word spoken
Amen. LOL. You should have a million likes.
😂😂😂
My friend’s mom, an immigrant from Taiwan, says, “Cute guys are only to look at.”
😀🤣😂
I would never believe anyone who told me that they worked for the secret service let alone inheriting millions of dollars, nor would I fly to Dubai of all places. LOL
Hallelujah at last someone in the comments that is not just saying poor Lynn she got conned. We are all aware of these scammers but maybe just maybe she thought she was scamming his 7 mil out of him 🤔🤣
@@jendelaney5335 I know! Right? LOL 😂
why not? by ur negative logic u will enevr have true friendship with anyone in life
Not so secret service 😅
@@jendelaney5335 I don’t know how a human being can survive to adulthood on their own being this intellectually stunted, and I’m being dead serious. She’s not a young lady and she didn’t think to ask all of the questions that are going through my head right from the get-go there’s so many things that I would be asking so many things that I know about the world and how they work that would not be compatible with the story and situation, first of all, you cannot just bring in ordinate amounts of cash into a country there’s limits and it depends on the country how much you can carry there’s all kinds of banking and financial rules and regulations and nobody doing things on the up and up it’s just carrying straight cash certainly not $7 million. Dubai is a big financial hub if you will there’s no reason why that couldn’t be transferred bank to bank the same banking institutions that we have around the world. They have there when we’re talking about inheritance I don’t know how it works in Dubai but I do know how it works in other places in the Middle East and the United States and you wouldn’t just have someone’s inheritance in your hands like that immediately no matter what, and it wouldn’t be entrusyed to a woman that dude just met on a dating website and involve her in that even if I met a guy and I really liked him and you know things were picking up and everything’s on the up and up and I bought an inheritance I don’t think I would bring that up with him. I mean I may be would tell him but I don’t think I would discuss dollar amounts because that would kind of give somebody a reason to try to take it vantage of you if that’s what their agenda was I wouldn’t want somebody thinking that they could be with me for my money for my inheritance people who have money don’t really talk about it don’t really put that out there specially when it comes to dating and relationships they don’t just flaunt their Money unless they’re trying to buy somebody’s affections or trying to lead someone to believe that they have money and they really don’t.
These online dating sites need to be shut down forever.
I agree
I agree.😮
I have a donkey, goat's, chicken's and pigs and I'm very happy with my LIFE 😊 .
And a kitty with a puppy will be the best life
You are saying your husband is a donkey? tut tut.
The lights are on , but nobody’s home with this lady 😱
Sadly I think her lights have a dimmer switch!
Seven million - makes miracles !
I think she was blinded by love
Well I was wondering is how she came up with so much money that she didn't have but she came up with it? 🤷🏽♀️
He was sentenced for 45 months😮 what a joke!
One of the things most victims do not mention it is that they are involved in phone sex with the scammer. The scammer uses this as a tactic to keep the victim emotionally bonded to them.
Another thing that scammers use is the victims own greed. The scammer pretends that they have lots of money and the victim thinks that they are involved with a rich person who will lavish them with wealth.
THIS!
I've often wondered about that. I have only seen one or two scammer shows where the victim hints at having phone sex with the scammer.
If you find someone and talking about money , it’s red flag obviously
If she didn't have £10.000, where the hell would she find over £300.000 😳😳😳😳😳..unbelievable 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️.
Why is she paying to have it transferred to pounds???? Why didn’t they just take it out of the 7 million I’m so lost on this one
I think this is common among women who don’t love themselves. A self respecting woman just wouldnt put up with such nonsense … ever
OMG how is this even possible 🙆 she only met him 1 time & she travelled to Dubai & meeting different men she could have been kidnapped or killed all for a few romantic words heart breaking & her friend should have known better .
Brainless
I KNOW. DUH.
They’d met at least two times. But, yeah, she’s loopy.
Agreed stupid stupid and stupid
Why would you think you have ANY responsibility to ensure someone receives thier inheritance? Let THEM sort their own business out.
Exactly , and I'd never go to another country to meet up with someone I've only known a few weeks , maybe after a year and you've met his family and friends etc and know more about them , ridiculous ,
This business was shady from the start, I don't know why she didn't see the obvious red flags
She herself was greedy, she thought she was going to get a piece of a pie..
Greed, that's how most people get scammed.
if an inheritance is real, the scammer can get the money he needs from a bank--people borrow against their inheritances all the time
She should have left Dubai as soon as he didn't turn up. Everything from that point on, is her own fault. The £7 million wasn't hers, how did she think someone else's inheritance could just be handed over to her in another nation?
She should have never went to Dubai.
She seems like someone who would fall for the "you have won the Nigerian national lottery, just send your bank account details to receive your money"
Idiotic
These people know who to target..Target vulnerability and target people who don't see 'the evilness of others. She was a long term investment and he knew the strategy..her fault? niave but nevertheless he targeted her because of this.
She never should have gone to Dubai.
If someone works in intelligence, they normally wouldn't tell anyone because they don't want to blow their cover.
it depends what they do depends on their job and the nature an area like the specialty in which they’re working it’s entirely possible to tell somebody that you work for the FBI or the CIA or MI5, but certainly you’re not gonna disclose a lot of detail or any detail as to your whereabouts for business or the cases that you’re working on I have friends and family members that worked in intelligence and agencies of that nature they usually have a different cell phone a locked briefcase, Work that they bring home they can’t work on in front of anybody you know things are very secure. In that respect it’s just like a doctor you know they’re a doctor, but they’re not going to come home and tell you all their patients names, and what went on, because that would be a violation of HIPAA law and I am a physician so I can’t come home and tell my husband oh I saw so-and-so at the hospital today he was having kidney stones or something like that or so and so his wife just had a baby because that’s against the law. I can’t share that information. I have to protect the privacy of patients even if they’re not my own, it’s like that with even law enforcement so it’s possible that someone could be working for an intelligence agency but it’s kind of suspicious that someone would give that away right away to someone that they just met and be getting involved in a relationship knowing that they are going to have to be traveling and doing all this for business there is just a lot of things about this story that she should’ve known it was definitely very outlandish very far-fetched and well. Yes, there are intelligence agents out in the world. They’re regular people too. They have lives they date they’re married. They have kids just like everybody else it’s not like James Bond super spy, but they’re not going around sharing that with everybody you know they’re not usually casually dating and things like that because that is seen as a security risk and a liability for their clearances also. My dad and I have both had security clearances and ours were not even the top level clearance but they got quite up into your personal business. I mean they want to make sure that you don’t have any ties to anybody or any high risk of a breach or becoming a target of another government or something like that. They need to make sure that somebody is psychologically sound and those clearances in those screenings get even more intense, the higher, the clearance and this guy he’s a mess. He’s all over the place and he’s involving a woman that he casually met on plenty of fish in his finances and his work and that right there would be a big absolute not possible that would never fly at any agency, if a paper goes missing, if a cell phone or a brief case or a laptop is not in their possession at
Any and all times that’s considered a breach that’s going to get them at least reprimanded formally, if not fired, Security is very important in that line of work
I think he was wrk ‘ on ‘ intelligence & found someone who was lacking, horrible bugger !
Wow. He buys her a hamburger and she's putty in his hands.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nooooo he also walked with her and sat on a bench
Lonely....Lonely...
@@siegridthomas9674 That's right lonely but hey , she gets 200 hits on her profile page and she falls heavily for a man asking for money ??
Somehow I don't think this is the first time this has happened to lonely Lynn..ffsake honestly
These women must’ve been living under a rock.
Everyone says Lynn wasn’t the type to do this. Yet, she got financially, sexually and criminally involved with these people she hardly knew. I think she found it exciting. She said she was important, they trusted her, no one else could understand her plight. Believe HALF of what you see and NONE of what you hear. What a blessing your children were sharpe. Imagine the anxiety they experienced. His tears broke my heart. I have two sons. Any extra money I have I’m saving for them!
I would have a date with her , if she had some money .I am good at telling stories.
She probably had her eyes on the 7million
It was the thought of her next burger and chips on him
"Real men never ask for money" 🙄 Of course they ask for money. WTF. Only real females can ask for money?!🙄🙄🙄🙄 this is discriminatory
This wasn’t just love, this was greed. She heard 7MM and her eyes got big.
I agree, it's greed.
She thought it was a nice gesture he paid for her lunch? He asked her out on a date - he should pay. A gentleman would pay.
That's prostitution
@@fintonmainz7845 Whether it’s the man or the woman-whomever asks the other “on a date” should pay. Or both agree they’ll split the bill.
This case is more complex than the typical romance scam. They mentioned this case on another program but they did not mention the fact that she actually met the scammer in person. I find this very interesting as people think that if they have met the person, it means they are not a scammer. Obviously this is not true, there are different levels of scammers, some you will meet in person, and some only ever online.
I could not watch the whole thing as it was so ridiculous. I do not know what is worse, the scammers who scam, or these gullible people who fall for the scams. It is hard to feel sorry for Lynne, but I do feel sorry for her sons watching their mom be constantly swindled. Sad!
Especially when she literally pleads with the guy to give him money she didn’t have
I wouldn’t have paid for nothing. This is crazy.
What about the friend who coughed up 10k 😳
@chateaupig826 OH yeah her. Meh. I don't feel sorry for her either. Dummy she was.
@@chateaupig826 it’s crazy
Those dating apps have so many scam artists.
Yes and married men, weirdos and scammers
It's just so hard to believe in this day and age when ppl know there are scammers out that that ppl can fall for this crap. If a man supposedly falls hard and fast for you or ask you for money at the beginning of the relationship especially you should tell them to go to hell and to kiss your ass and then block their number.
Exactly because real men never ask for money!
I am really tough on these women, because most never get to meet the man, who might be in another country, but this woman had dinner wit the man. I see it so difficult to part with my hard earn money to a man, when I am sure the children could have used it. If her son had ask her to loan him 25.000. $, she would have turned him down.
Just a few days ago in November a young man, who I though was my grandson called to say he was in an accident, the car he ran into had a child who was critically injured. He was arrested, and needed 9.000. To get out of jail. For som good reason, I ask him what my middle name was, and the person hung up. No money from this tough old lady.
@@pastryshack551 Big time scammer. You know how many people lost money this way because they don't even call the family member if this is true or not. They just wire the money happens often via phone and WhatsApp.
if I had a dollar for every man I’ve had to turn down block ghost whatever I’d be a fucking millionaire. I wouldn’t need to be working right now certainly and that’s the gods honest truth I have weeded through more idiots then you can shake a stick at and if this is the guy she’s picking this is the man of her dreams or so she felt so quickly I hate to see who she was turning down
Absolutely! 😆😆😆
She raised her sons very well. What gentlemen ❤
Oh it gets worse she ripped off her son I can’t feel sorry for he she’s just delusional!
Honestly, the minute I was being asked to take responsibility for something that was not my business, I would have refused, point blank. I would have told him to take care of it himself in his own time. This woman is crazy, what was she thinking? At the very least, "you've got a suitcase full of money, you pay for it!"
Beyond ridiculous , she thought she was in a Bond movie
Not a sharp cookie.
Did she carry a briefcase full of money into UK or was that just a red herring ? Wonder why the scammers picked on a woman who was obviously only an ' ordinary ' person, not one to seem to have lashings of spare cash ? They must have thought at the start they'd only get maybe 20 grand out of a little old lady in the north. Then when she continued to fork out they couldn't believe their luck.
@@chateaupig826 😆😅🤣😅
@@bikecontroller3268 😅🤣😅It's sad really. This is the result of not getting out in the world more and opting to live in fantasy land.
Gets involved with one guy, sleeps with another guy, gets scammed, blames everyone but herself.
This whole story is so fucking bizarre. I can hardly believe it is trying to put on the front that she did this all out of the goodness of her heart. She’s just a nice person. She’s a giving person blah blah blah like give me a break. This is not what a nice giving person does. Nice giving people don’t go around saying that about themselves and being nice has nothing to do with being gullible and being easily swayed and being easily convinced to commit financial crimes and aid and abet in those crimes just because somebody pays you a little bit of attention. Now you’re all in your going to allow yourself to be used?! and being nice has nothing to do with being gullible and being easily swayed and being easily convinced to commit financial crimes and aid and abet in those crimes just because somebody pays you a little bit of attention. Now you’re all in your going to allow yourself to be used?! how this woman managed to survive as long as she did in the world being this naïve and willing to overlook all reality and reason, I have no freaking idea. It really is a mystery to me and there’s so many people out there like this, but it’s frightening there really is no shortage of stupidity and stupidity coupled with codependency is a deadly combination
@@jordanalandry1866 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅
What kind of woman falls into bed with a friend of her lover? I don’t understand why she even shared that sordid detail! She let us know she was cheap! You were so right! I don’t feel sorry for her!
@@jordanalandry1866Agree! Good people don’t announce it about themselves! She was delusional!
Why would they pay a fee upfront to convert currencies?
The bank would deduct the fee.
Why would you pay £1000.00 per month to store cash?
Put it in a safety deposit box...
Some people need 24/7 babysitters for life.
Omg , so true
What we actually need in this satanic matrix is a relationship with our maker! Watch Bill Weise 23 minuets in hell on you tube and Randy Kay!Be blessed and saved!
@@lesleybrown1583 Ignorance is bliss, isn't it?
It's called the American Government.
😂😂😂😂
You don't have to be clever. As soon as they mention money run a mile
yeah you do have to be clever that’s the point
Meanwhile there are millions of hard working, average looking, decent lonely guys that never get a look in and have given up on dating. The problem is that 90% of women shoot for the top10% of guys then complain when Mr Flashy Good Looks treats them badly.
Avrage guys dont come after us longer.
She knew she was being scammed, that's why she didn't tell anyone. She just hoped it wasnt true.
I find this very sad. I’m just watching a friend get scammed by and old boyfriend. He’s already ripped her up off for $15,000 he wants to get back together. I told her cut him lose you will never see your money back “Oh no she”said “he’s explained everything” She’s a smart, tough lady but when it comes to men she makes dumb decisions.
It's like being in an abusive relationship one day her eyes will open up and she will realize what's going on. I got out of mine and I stay by myself I do not trust men anymore and I'm extremely happy on my own. I'm 59 single and loving it. I can do what I want whenever I want. Screw love no such thing anymore.
The only thing you can do at this point is be there for her when things are going to hit the fan because it will! She will never get her money back as he is using here and will drain her bank account dry. I hope he does not say to her that he wants to build a life with and she let him live with her because he will leave her in a pile of debt. Worst case scenario if she owns a house he will convince her to sell it, take the money and disappear. I have see so many cases of women getting scammed offline by men they actually know some even end up homeless.
@@violetv9037 I am glad that you are happy but there are good men out there. Usually the signs are there and some women choose to look the other way. Men know which women they can victimize they are master manipulators and they profile women. These women have certain character traits that makes them easy targets.
Unfortunately they stay with the scammer as feel if they leave the relationship they lose the initial monies paid and don't think about paying more monies out to get the initial money back.Basicly screwed if you do and screwed if you don't.
There are a very few wonderful men around. Most wonderful, honest men are already happily married. Many single men turn out to be big jerks who only want sex or money. Right?
My mother-in-law got caught up in a scam while we were in quarantine due to COVID. She was lonely and he was promising millions. It was very sad. We could not convince her she was being scammed. She sent over $100,000.00 in one year. Her sons had to take over her finances, change all her phone numbers and email addresses. The scammers still sent a taxi to take her to her bank and the post office for another couple thousand dollars. And stuck her with a $100.00 taxi bill. So wrong!
😳 damn you mum
OMG!! I'm absolutely flabbergasted!! 😲🤯😵
Maybe she has got an early onset of dementia. At older people often the lack of judgment indicates real health problems
I also got involved in a scam,but never had rest till I got back my money by a friend who introduced me to a man who helped me trace the transaction sources
Yeah, it’s odd. He works in secret service but he tells this to a stranger! Poor, poor good-hearted, but gullible woman,
Maybe she thought he was working for the Mossad the national intelligence agency of Israel.
I've heard this crap before , what is she , 17
If a man is unemployed he's not going to get dates online. If he says he's an international businessman, works for the secret service, is the son of a tycoon, etc. he will get lots of replies. He's also got the time to spend hours chatter and messaging. If a man has a public sector job that is dull but safe with a good pension scheme his online profile will be considered boring, and he will not get many replies. He probably gets home tired and cannot message everyday so he's not as interesting to correspond with.
@@garypadiham3221 for a long term relationship the best man is exactly the man you described, with a 'dull but safe job'. If a woman considers him as boring, it's her loss.
The stupidity, not ignorance, who would look at money covered in powder and read that ‘certificate’ welcoming her to ‘Royalty’ and feel this is real. I would have stopped right there.
That's why the gave her some money to proof to her it's real. These conmen always place a few real bills on top to make people believe it's real money but the rest beneath is fake. The certificate is a joke.
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy Exactly. LOL
I would’ve stopped before there, but I damn near shit my pants when I saw that fucking certificate I’m like look at that and tell me that that’s legitimate and I’ll tell you you’re a fucking idiot the typos the wording I mean that is the most pissed poor attempt at a certificate. That’s really the best they could come up with these people who are laundering millions of dollars are making a beginner mistakes like that?! And people are falling for it?! club or whatever it said like oh my God I have no words I just really have no words nothing about that apparently sent the alarm bells, jingling in her head. Nothing had her bullshit meter pegging I’m floored.
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy so what if it was real? It could’ve all been real $7 million in cash and it would still be fucking shady. It would still be fucking illegitimate doesn’t matter if the money is real it’s fake some thing fucking not on board is going on in a normal person. Normal level of intellect would definitely be able to see that from the get go.
@@jordanalandry1866 It would never have been real! I have a Masters degree in Financial Law and minor in White Collar Crime this is not how money laundering works if these use a money mule!
She says that after losing the certificate that the "stress was unreal". Yet, continues with the experience...
If Phillip really had 7 mill he would be wanting a young woman on his arm not an ordinary middle aged woman she’s so naive .
Not always true look at Jeff Bezos what he has on hi arm is just scary.
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy That's an exception. Generally speaking, what Fiona is saying is true. By a VAST majority.
Unfortunately most it's true !!!!!!😁
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy Bezos is not a good looking guy either. His girlfriend is fairly pretty.
@@goaldrivendatingstrategy true what’s with that ! and I wasn’t trying to be mean about the lady it’s just most men with money are like that.
Lynn is not the brightest ornament on the Christmas tree.
I'm glad someone said it. 🙄
Me too TINDER SWINDLER he stole tinder swindlers idea
Silly BINT
It happens to anyone. Only cons themselves are fully immune to it. People dont know unless theyve experienced it or seen it happen to others. Thats the difference between us and her. She didnt know of scams like this. Also vulnerable coming out of a toxic relationship.
It happens to rich educated people too, to anyone open for love.
No man I know stays on the phone for more than 10 minutes, unless in high school. Most men don't call everyday when their not married, and especially don't talk practically 5 hours almost every day.
He was grooming her. I did a complete analysis and will release it this weekend. This is one of the things I pointed out.
I mean, it depends sometimes you really hit it off with somebody and you text throughout the day and it may be a total of five hours. You might have a lot to talk about you might have really deep interesting conversations. I have male friends that I have talk to you on the phone all night long, not all the time and not in a romantic aspect, but I would say most men aren’t calling women and trying to woo them for five hours a day. Yeah that’s true but this is obviously not a normal man not a normal relationship. He was probably working her over and isolating her and in a sense kind of brainwashing her basically winning her over and getting her on board with everything he has to make sure that he has her 100% under his thumb and trusting in him to be able to perpetuate what he was doing a normal woman wouldn’t have five hours a day to devote to a man calling her, and if she did, she certainly wouldn’t want to spend that time every single day doing that you know we have jobs we have kids we have a social life we have a home and we need our space to even in a relationship that would be a red flag to me just more the fact that he’s got all this time on his hands to commit to me, and expects me to be available for all this time it would strike me as very clingy and desperate and when I was single, I would get really off put by guys who after the first conversation literally expected you to be available and answer their calls and want to meet in person immediately and if you didn’t, they would get really nasty and really jealous which is strange to me because they don’t know me they don’t know me at all yet and I don’t know them, so why would I want to take time out of my day to go and meet them and spend time with them unless I have a pretty good certainty that that’s some thing that I would enjoy or I feel like this is somebody that I really have some thing in common with and this could really go somewhere and I want to pursue it even then a good guy will be very patient and willing to wait because they understand you know we both have schedules to work around a person might have kids or other obligations. You might be living in different cities you know things like that and then you have to work out the logistics of everything so people have to be willing to be patient and wait to meet somebody if it’s someone, they really have a good feeling about and willing to get to know them better before they meet
I would be more than willing to help out any man I just met or dated a couple of times if he was stranded in a foreign country, with free advice 'find your nearest consul and get them to help you'. I wouldn't even charge for that advice either.
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Word 😂
I ' helped a man in trouble with a 20 quid" LOAN " for busfare to get to the Consul, then later found out he was pulling the same story all over town. Da dumm ! Never got repaid.
@@bikecontroller3268 I'd tell him to go to police , they can help , 20 quids a lot of money to me ,
How could she worry her son like that he’s such a nice man
She even borrowed money of him that she's never going to pay back
@@belindascott2747 😥
How are people still falling for this rubbish?
😄😄😆
I feel sorry for Lynne's son who had to give away his house deposit to help his mum. If Lynne was going to part with £100k anyway then she could have given this money to her sons, or even to charity.
all my money goes to my children,grandchilren and ST JUDE CHILDREN S HOSPITAL
@@dinacap2660 Does that make you a better person? Whats the point of this comment lol. This could have been you and anyone u know don't be delusional like they were.
Unless she was going to end up on the streets, I wouldn't help. Only because as her son, I should've checked him out a bit more.
@@xxxxxxxxx3944 did she ever say sorry to you afterwards?
Awful woman, chose a stranger above her sons
Her kids have more sense than she has
What a simple and trusting natured lady . Sod the bastard who cheated her in this cruel , heartless and vicious manner . May God punish him most severely .
you got simple right
It’s so ridiculous that this woman felt it was her responsibility to pay all these outrageous fees for someone else’s inheritance. Even though of course it’s all a scam, but even for a split second believing it could be real, why on Earth spend your money to secure someone else’s financial affairs! Why?
Because of love....I'm a very poor man ...etc
She was clearly open for an adventure and she certainly got one didn't she.
She certainly 'opened up " and got well digged by Dug...
The minute your 'new love' gives you that 'feeling' that he needs money and that you're his only solution .. you actually find yourself volunteering your hard earned money to save his business venture ... that's when you know you've been had. I scammed a scammer once by always telling him how much I loved him but never had any money to give him. Suggested he go to the consul if he lost his passport or got robbed or to contact his boss to get him out of the jam in that foreign country ... but of course he had my 'loving support' . Needless to say, he got angry and soon tired of me. Go figure!🤣
LOL.
Your comment reminded me of a lobbyist I knew who would speak conversationally on phone with telemarketers, saying I'm so glad to hear from someone who will talk with me, the phone hardly rings anymore since I went through bankruptcy.
And then the caller would rather quickly end the conversation, haha.
Yes but they promise you a fortune and a life of luxury!
@@raptureready5004 This says more about the integrity of the person being duped than the scammer I'd say. The allure of $ seems to be the poisonous elixir that leads the weak of spirit to the trough of doom.🌹
@@bluecollarlit 🤣
@@LindaCasey Wow can you write!
Talent. Do you do poetry?
Eloquent...
No one deserves to be scammed. I think it's sad. This lady comes across as vulnerable and unintelligent. With due respect for her these rotten scammers sniff them out. There are many people like her unfortunately and sadly many rotten scammers. I would never have fallen for it but there are many who would.
I’d of gone home from Dubai as soon as he didn’t arrive and sent someone else , just so sad for Lyn and her family and friends, these people are evil 🙈
One dodgy set-up after another -she's an idiot as are All the women I see falling for these Africans
I would NOT have gone in the first place ! Red flags 🚩 !!!!
I don't understand why she felt it was her problem and she had to keep paying. She had only met the guy twice.
I can’t watch this. As soon as he told her he was in intelligence and couldn’t tell her about his job, she should have left immediately.
This story gets crazy with every minute that passes.... the red flag should have gone off in her head when he said what he did for a living .
Gullible! How on earth could she have bought this ludicrous story from ‘John’? I hate to say she deserved being scammed, but surely she has some part in this!
It was that.big spender when they first met, come on, burger and chips !!!??!
One word out of his mouth = Nigerian. No question. They say: born in Europe (explaining their heavy accent)
How would anyone fall for this? As long as us women are this gullable...really.
She met him in person and he played being the banker of John the other guy she also met in person.
My reaction was on the intro. This turned out to be an even worse scam.
I immediately picked up on his Nigerian voice
My failed oil rig scammer born in Norway, raised in England. Wanted money - a little "loan" wired into a little Chinese Bank. Loser.
I've had to watch this film quite a few times to understand the actual facts of the story which are somewhat marred by the way the story is told.
There were many things that struck me about this programme, that were overlooked. Firstly, when Lynn loses the document, and Philip tells her she “caused so many problems and she should never have come here.” What strikes me as odd is that Lynn is smiling when she tells us this. Why is she not fuming angry?? Something does not make sense?? If as she tells us she has gone over their innocently to be by John’s side while he sorts out his £7m inheritance, why would she not be more angry and incensed if she was spoken to like that by one of John’s friends.
Who dates someone for a few weeks and then gets involved in sorting out there complicated financial dealings…. And in a foreign country??!! There is no talk about their “relationship” after this point. Does she ever have a face-to-face with John again? Is she left only dealing with Philip? Do her and John ever go on another date let alone have any intimate dealings together?? How can they call this romance fraud?? Where is the romance?? I am so confused. Huge chunks of this are being missed out.
Also, with regards to the £10k Lynn says she wants to pay to replace the money laundering certificate. What the film over looks is that it’s her friend Ann that pays for this. My question would be ‘why?’. Why would her friend give her this money? It doesn’t make any sense unless she truly believes that something awful will happen to Lynn if she doesn’t pay the money. Or on the flip side of that she believes she will get something back in return for lending her that money?
Another thing thing that stumps me is, who the hell has a lump sum figure of £10k just lying around that they have spare that they can lend to a friend to give to a total stranger????
Again, there is the similar scenario with Lynn’s son “lending” her £26k. Who has £26k to lend?? Who can spare £1k per month?? Nothing makes sense? If all these people have so much spare cash lying around why aren’t they millionaires??
Thirdly, does anyone realise, it seems certainly for the first few months Lynn is not spending “her” money but other peoples. This is why it is so hard for me to feel sorry for her. She was happy to bleed her friends and family dry. What was she telling them to part with their money? Did she tell her friends and son’s that she would be murdered if she didn’t stump up the cash? Did she tell them they would get double what they put in? What?? I would love to know??
And, finally, I cannot for the life of me work out what her relationship was with the original man she met online and went out for dinner with?? Did she ever see him again? It sounds bizarre that she was so willing to give him thousands of pounds (that she scammed off other people) yet wasn’t even seeing him? I would love to know more about this but the film completely glosses over it. For example, did she ever see him again after the one time they went out for dinner together? Did they date? Were they in a relationship??
Why did she carry on paying this £1k per month? Why did she think she should do this? These questions are never asked, nor are they explained which leads me to think this is a more dubious story than the one that is portrayed her.
As far as I can see she went out to Dubai, doesn’t actually see the man she is supposed to be in a relationship with, and is instead talked into “managing” his inheritance dealings. What??? Where does the story go from here? Do they carry on dating in any way shape or form? Do they live together? Get married? To me it sounds like she never, ever sees him again, yet is more than willing to pay all of his bills, sort of like how someone would act like a business agent or a go-between.
I was even wondering what happened to the “dating” part? I mean, did they kiss? Did they share a bed together?? It sounds like she never, ever saw him and it doesn’t really go into whether she believed she was in a relationship with him or not. And then “Doug” is brought into the scene, and according to her, they “bonded”. No love, Doug was brought onto the scene to ‘whooo’ you and keep you on board. Again this is glossed over and not really gone into in any great depth.
I feel what is really missing from this documentary would have been the text messages between her and “John”. I feel this would be more revealing of what really happened.
Lasting, please someone, for the love of God, tell Lynn and her friends that a really caring and kind person would not rob their own friends and family blind to pay some random stranger in another country that none of them have ever met. That is not true friendship love. No, it is true manipulation and narcissism.
It’s not Lynn who is the victim here, it is her friends and family that have been duped by her. They did not meet the fraudsters, she did. She is entirely responsible for them handing over their hard earning money to her, and to be quite frank she doesn’t even seem sorry about this. She is only sorry for herself.
You have raised excellent questions I will address them in my deep dive analysis.
Very good questions .
There is something fishy here.
Who needs to carry money cash ? All these millions ? No one takes a risk in exchange for nothing .
Why does she feel so guilty about losing that paper and why is she the one that gets in debt to repay it ?
Some of them want to abuse you , some of them want to be abused …
You do raise many valid points. However, 26k and 10k are a far cry from a million. That could have been everything they had in savings. Or most of it.
Really good points
The thing is, prolonged loneliness makes you do some very stupid things, no matter how intelligent you are, and no matter how your friends try to warn you. I could tell you stories from my own life, and stories from the lives of other women I’ve met.
Why did Lynn feel compelled to pay this money/debt??
1) Did they threaten her?
2) Was she in on the racket?
3) She did it for love?
Why was she asked to pay this money in the first place?
These questions are NEVER answered....
Could please anybody explain why she kept paying all the costs???? 🤔 I'm puzzled.. 😶😵😵💫
I will do a deep analysis and upload it this week explaining her behavior and why she did what she did.
Because she was expecting to be paid back so she could give the 10k back to her friend , son and on and on
She was sort of in too deep - made the mistake of getting involved in Dubai
In on the racket , a little, through greed. Thought she was being clever .
The poor lady that's horrible. I wouldn't judge her because you don't know how convincing these people are .hope she's doing better now. ❤️
They are master manipulators!
Who on Earth would have this money to give to complete strangers🤔🤔🤔🤔 Jesus ridiculous carry on…wake the fk up…🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
People are desperate and ignore red flags and common sense.
Years ago, I had ptsd and didn't listen to myself or my family and friends when I knew better. Thank g-d I woke up and got out of the bad situation.
they’re really not that convincing, though to anyone with the least bit of common sense and maturity, and who knows how real genuine guys sweep you off your feet, and how relationships go we’re looking at this like WTF?! all the red flags tons of fucking opportunities for questions and concerns and they just go with it there’s so in love with being in love that they throw everything else out the window. They’re not even thinking the big picture they’re not having the kinds of conversations about serious things that normal people would as a relationship progresses. They are just easily swayed by a few kind words canned compliments promises of money, happy life together etc. when there’s nothing to back it up it’s all just bullshit. You know how many guys fucking say nice shit to me and promise me things and I don’t fucking go out with them. I didn’t Mariam it didn’t fucking do anything for me cause anybody can do that anybody can say whatever they want and they’re going to say whatever they have to to get whatever they want so people need to use their fucking heads.
You don't engage with them. Money money money and buggerall romance. Screech! Black men.. run very fast!
This happened to me, but I caught on before I lost money.
Bravo 👏
These same People ?
Sad. I hope Lynne has now found happiness. I was almost scammed by a guy in the US. I twigged and Austin PD in Texas nailed him!
Greed on her own part trying to secure an inheritance she has nothing to do with cost her so much however falling in love quickly with two strangers without spending time with them to know who they really are is just captivating and pathetic at the same time.
In her case it's not so much greed! She thought she met her prince charming. In my guide Real Men Never Ask For Money I actually describe this type of con man. You would not believe how many women fall for this type of con man. They even go so far as to sell their house thinking they are going to build their lives together. Some of these conmen and female con artists take it as far and actually get married only to leave their spouses broke and in a pile of debt.
I agree entirely. I think somewhere inside she was suspicious otherwise why would she say’ as long as it’s not illegal’
I can get some of his £7 million... She was Stupid and Greedy
@mailingoscar I totally agree with you, also had she been so in love with John why jump into bed with his colleague? She thought she'd hit the jackpot alright and I believe she knew early on there was something dodgy yet she still involved her family and friends by borrowing money from them. Why would she ask if its legal and also the white powder on the money wasn't another red flag. Seriously at some point these women have to take responsibility and use their brains instead of blaming everyone else
My alarm bells went off when she agreed to fly to Dubai, to a country she had never visited before meeting a man she hardly knew. Very dangerous.
She was so smitten by this bloke upon first meeting him, and then along comes Doug and she instantly falls in love with him instead (She obviously wears her heart on her sleeve). The sheer stupidity of these women who get taken for a ride like this is mind-blowing! Now, I don't mean to be unkind when I say this, but if you're a woman over a ''certain age'' and maybe your looks are fading and your body isn't as great as it used to be, and you're clearly a mature aged lady, you would have to ask yourself 'why is this bloke interested in me and paying me so much attention when he can have a younger attractive one?'
I mean, you don't have to be too clever to figure that one out! A mature aged woman is more likely to own her own house, have a nice pile of money in the bank, and be very susceptible and flattered by compliments made to her by attractive men. These men are predatory and a woman in this position with money, is a prime target. But let's also remember that it works the other way round too.....Young women latching onto much older unattractive men. Some women (mostly of Asian or Russian descent) target these much older lonely men because the men are often easy to get money out of as they don't realise that she's only there to drain his bank account and then....SHE'S GONE, and onto her next victim. I have witnessed many sad sights whilst out shopping. On a recent visit to the shops, there was one particular couple that stood out, I was walking behind them and she was Asian and probably no more than 25, and the poor old fella would have been in his 70's and obviously couldn't keep up with her. They were passing a jewellers and she just went straight in there and the poor old fella sort of stood there at the entrance looking confused. I regularly used to see another couple that used to do their weekly shop at the supermarket at the same time as me. This Asian woman would have been around 50 and she wore the most expensive designer clothes, carried a designer handbag (very expensive), wore designer shoes (probably Jimmy Choo), was decked out in VERY expensive jewellery etc. She was clearly repulsed by the poor old gentleman, she made sure she was never in close contact with him and always walked well ahead of him as if she wasn't with him. The gentleman in question was very elderly, he shuffled along behind her using a walking frame and he was almost bent double, he would have been in his 80's. His clothes were filthy, he wore the same thing every time I saw them. He was unkempt and in urgent need of care, my heart broke for him everytime I saw them together. It was like he wasn't even with her, she distanced herself from him and when she did speak to him, she was very nasty and snapped at him. When it came to paying at the checkout she would ask for his card and everything in the trolley was just ridiculously expensive. I noticed other people watching them, we all knew what was going on, it's so very sad. She probably tricked him into marrying her as soon as she met him, he was very elderly and not in good health at all........she wouldn't have to wait long to get her greedy hands on his money. He was probably worth a fortune and she secured it for herself by latching on to him even though she hated him.
People that get love scammed are desperate people. Desperate for love! Instead of loving themselves and making themselves happy first they in NEED of someone else's love to make them feel better.
Red flags are everywhere and these people ignore them! I can't feel bad for these people because they choose to give themselves and their money away.
Get some counseling and most of all Unplug!
When will women (and also men) realize you don’t stay in a miserable and/or loveless marriage for “the sake of the children” - you’re not only disrespecting your children but yourself as well. It’s dishonest to both you & your spouse.
Its a tricky one 😜🙋♂️
He said it was hard to get money out of his mum, yet she so easily did this.
So ….. let me get this straight…. I’ve seen you 2 times talked to you on the phone and now you trust me with 7 million dollars. Ain’t noooo wayyyyy 🎶
wooo wooo hooo ha ha ha . All the way to the bank !
Damn... I see how they manipulated her
I dont hey. I really dont.
Unless you’re 15, if s guy wants to talk on the phone for hours (normal guys do not act like bff) constantly texting before meeting- HUGE🚩
It’s beyond believe that there are women that actually fall for this. Women/mothers like her anger me! She’s become so pathetic that her grown sons have to step in and become the parent when that’s her damn job! She deserved everything she got!
And she met this man once?
Not easily fooled!!! OMG…..Stupidity at its finest🤔💯😳😳😳
Poor Lynn, I hope she’s okay.
One thing Lynn does have is very
loving and loyal children. That is
worth everything. Blessings to Lynn 🙏
@cyber_rims is a genius he helped recover my scammed money
I’m so grateful ☺️
I would have a hard time loving my mother if she was that damn dumb. I have some ocean front property in Oklahoma I would like to sell this woman very cheap but she is broke and has no money.
Poor Lynn nothing ..she is one stupid woman
@@dianekeegan5250 exactly Diane, really this woman is so stupid that I am not sure that I believe this story. Really I think that it is more of a fictional story than a true story. If it is by chance true I am with you in not feeling a bit sorry for this woman.
@@JohnDavis-yz9nq I'm sure it's true but honestly how can anyone be that stupid and gullible at the same time ..she thought she was in for a windfall ..no fool like an old fool and she certainly fits that saying ...in my opinion
My deepest compassion for this lady...
She needs help. Hope her children take good care of her.
Shouldn't it be the other way around? Who takes care of the children?
If he really loved her, he would have NEVER asked her for any money. Too bad, she was gullible and naive.
11 minutes in... I already feel for her. Not my 1st episode. These ladies are lonely, honest, simple, gullible, divorced , and easily romance Into debt. I feel for them but can't help feeling these programmes teach the manipulators how to do it and who to target. The family is not even adept to deal with it. Sad times. Look and learn ladies ... decent people do t ask strangers to give them money, or ask them to move or carry things away from holidays. Wake up people please.
I can't believe how naive and gullible this woman is. She must have lived a very sheltered life previously. Everything seemed to have been all right up until their meeting for a meal in the pub, and that's when the story started to go south, beginning with John informing her that he was being sent on a top secret mission by his employer requiring him to fly to Dubai (likely story!) and then continuing to get even more ridiculous when, while over there, John tells Lynne that he was just informed he was about to inherit an enormous of money he wants to share with her (why me of all people is what I'd ask myself since we we aren't that close), then he asks Lynne to fly over to Dubai (was this trip financed by her new friend or by her?), then she meets up with not John but an emissary businessman (who must be more familiar
with John's financial business matters than her) who greets her and then proceeds to tell her that John needs her assistance in handling a document requesting the $$$ (and why isn't this Philip friend of John's conducting this transaction instead of me since he's already in Dubai, is something I would ask myself). So, this document mysteriously is lost and needs ten thousand pounds to replace--that's some loaded replacement document! (I'd be asking myself, why so much?) I mean, why couldn't Lynne see this entire setup was a fake? This whole thing would sound to me like an adventure fiction story, and I know that if I had been Lynne's friend, never would I have lent her the money she was asking me for but would have instead warned her, telling her to do a background check on this guy because his story sounds fishy. Actually, no one really needed to do the background check because I think that one phone call to the bank would have cleared up the issue about John's monies having to be put on hold for the amount of money he was asking for, if at all.
As I was about to watch this video, I got a Facebook friend request from a stranger. I immediately went to Facebook and deleted the request. Funny thing is my profile picture on there has a picture of me and my husband, I guess these guys don’t care anymore they just attack anybody that will take the bait.
Maybe he was attracted to your husband dearie...
Yep. Same here...
Alarm bells should be ringing at the first request for cash. A good policy is WHEN IN DOUBT DON’T
Her BULLSH#T alarm must have been offline!
As a joke I created a profile on a dating website that was offering 30 days free.
I used a picture that came with a picture frame I had just bought and said I was a retired Chippendale dancer and Air Force test pilot.
I said my hobbies included alligator wrestling and camel racing and I retired at 40 after I inherited 350 million.
I got hundreds of responses and nobody questioned anything....
🤣🤣
Love is like a drug. Even when the person knows they've been scammed, they still cling to that feeling of loving someone, and telling themselves they are loved. It is a fairy tail romance that is like an addiction, and the victim does not want that "high" to stop. It was loneliness and depression that made them vulnerable, and it took away all the pain, the loneliness, the sadness. It makes them feel worthwhile and put on a pedestal. Although none of it is real, it feels real, in spite of all the money the scammer steals from them. It's almost like the victim is paying just to keep that feeling. It's like they are saying, "Please don't take this illusion away from me. It is giving me life." Imaginary romances are, to them, better than no romance at all, and there is no price too high to keep it going. What is even worse, is that there are singles groups and meetup groups all over the U.S. where anyone of any age can meet real people and do activities with them, and have fun, take trips, and a variety of other things. Anyone looking for companionship, just look up "Meet Up Groups" for your city or county.
Men get scammed too. Years ago, I had an American male friend who was being scammed by an extremely beautiful "South African woman", He showed me her picture on line and some of their conversations and really thought he had hit the jackpot with that lady. I kinda knew it was a scam in my heart. More so, when she started asking for money, meet him in London, etc, etc. I told him she was not for real but he insisted on coming from the USA to London to meet her. I checked out the hotel she told him she was staying in, near Heathrow Airport, it never existed. The phone number she gave never existed, and so on and so forth. He had already wired her money from the USA because she told him a load of lies about why she needed it. The only good thing to come out of it was that I got to see my online friend from the USA. I took him to a theatre show at Victoria, London and we had a meal. He was a really lovely friend and I tried to tell him but he wouldn't listen. He is now very happily married with a jealous wife so we have lost contact.
Happily married to a jealous woman?
Oxymoron.
Happy? Jealous wife ? So he married that scammer . Great.
She did all this for a guy she'd only met once in real life.
Real Men Never Ask For Money, Nether Do Real Women.
Says who? No, actually you are right because if a woman is smart she can get whatever she wants from a man without even asking for it! A real man will bring it up because he knows it's his duty to spoil and pamper his significant other. Maybe a foreign concept to you but not to real affluent man they do it daily without complaining. Keep watching my channel and I will show you! 😀
that’s absolutely correct and my husband would agree not a chance in hell would a real man be asking for a fucking money it doesn’t work like that you don’t fucking come on to a woman that you barely fucking know and involve her in your finances in one way or another u just don’t. I don’t care how down on my luck I am I’m not asking some dude that I barely met first fucking financial help and I know for a man it’s even more so that way because men are supposed to be providers and they need to bring something to the table, so do women, but people bring different things to the relationship you can’t attract the best quality people if you yourself are not your best quality self you know take care of yourself and where you need to be first and then you can attract someone like yourself equal and even dynamic relationships that’s important you have to be coming from the same place at the same place and going the same place. It’s not enough for somebody to just be able to say charming words or make big promises not at all but some people are simple doesn’t take much and their self-esteem is so low they would settle for less so if they get some thing a little bit good, they think they fucking won the jackpot and they’re so afraid to lose it that they don’t dare question anything that's codependency and it’s an illness
Women are gold diggers!
They pay a very high price for believing in a love that will never exist in real life...
I don't understand y any man or woman would trust a stranger on a dating website, when u don't know them or their characters . When they start asking for money, time to block . When we r growing up ,our parents always say, never trust a stranger
Never take sweets from a stranger . Also protects against illegal substances.
I have a friend who has fallen victim… it’s unbelievable how these guys work, wearing you down and playing havoc with love emotions and disbelief….
It would be easier for me to feel sorry for these women if they weren't greed-based initially.
If you want to meet someone or find love it’s always best to do it face to face even though it takes years, dating sites are the biggest con on planet earth.
Hey ! I met three wives on a dating site. Actually it was my second , third and fourth wife. The first was in real life.
HAR HAR!!!.
Lots of scammers out there! Never send money to anyone that you don't know. Sad that people can be so dark at times. Thanks for sharing! lessons learned for all.
There's one born every minute. So sad what her family and friends had to go through because of her stupidity.
Who on earth would trust you with 7 million if they barely know you. I feel like knocking my head on the wall listening to this.
Looks like many ? Real LOVE - comes with a cost !
It's sad, scary and dangerous what people will do for love. I'm amazed how naieve people can be to get roped into this kind of thing. It's one thing to get scammed, it's another thing to just keep going and believing all the lies.
This one seems so labour intensive and complex.
As soon as he didn’t turn up to the airport in Dubai, I would’ve been on the next plane home
She was already hooked
she had a free holiday in the sun for four days and said she couldn't stand it cos her luvver was not there. Totally neurotic to start. She could have had a few cocktails, read a book, sat in the sun. Instead she was intent on making a cock up of her life.
The fact that she felt like she got even with the scummers blows my mind! 45 months? Its gonna take more than a lifetime for her to pay back what she owes..sad in every way
My heart goes out to her. Obviously an old school, honest woman who has no idea about what's out there these days.
Why do people open up themselves to people that they don't know?
I am at a complete loss for words.
So sorry for the worry she has caused her children , shocking
She should have seen the warning light right at the beginning, pulled in like a kipper
A kipper ? 100,00 k ?
mm , more like a haddock
Obviously Nigerian 💯💯💯💯💯
She met all the scammers and the one that captured her heart was white and Israelian. The second one that pretended to be a banker was Nigerian. The rest in Dubai were also white.
There are more whites than Nigerias doing this, the fact she met him he paid her restaurant bill, so she knew who she was dealing with. But she did not stay wit John she went to other men.
What about the white man, who robbed her initially, I guess guess he got off scot free to rob someone else
@@pastryshack551 That’s not true, Nigerians have call centres with hundreds of guys working back to back 24/7 scamming vulnerable white women! Don’t know of any white call centres 🤔🤔 Do you? 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
This is a world wide Love scam originating in Nigeria .. they are in every country… the white men she met are just the fronts for this Love scam