Ukrainian Scammer Blacklist 2025: Spot and Avoid Online Dating Scams

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Photos of scammers Surname, name Scam scheme Samples of messages
Yuliia  Onuk Yuliia Onuk Fake Ukrainian ID card. She claims to have just gotten two Russian passports as well. The picture is the same on the Russian passports. Attached are her Russian passports that I paid for. $700 in total. She claims to live in Mariupol and wants to some to the US but has an outstanding loan she must pay or she cannot leave. She starts slowly, makes video calls with you and is very convincing.
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Her Telegram ID's: @YU8YU8 and @yu61u
Yuliia  Shevchenko Yuliia Shevchenko I sent her over $7000 and she showed me a fake boarding pass. Showing a direct flight from Warsaw to Austin. Which I knew does not exist. Then she said she was stopped at the airport because she had covid. This was in 2024.
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Liudmyla  Hrishko Liudmyla Hrishko Fake Ukrainian passport.
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Olena  Rikhazova Olena Rikhazova The woman claims she cannot leave Ukraine due to a tax debt allegedly tied to a failed clothing business she co-owned with her ex-partner, who was also the accountant. She says she tried to get a passport and necessary documents to travel to the UK but was told by the migration office that she’s restricted from leaving due to unpaid taxes. Initially, she convinced you to send money to cover half the bill, claiming the restriction would be lifted. However, she later said the tax office changed their stance, now requiring the full debt to be paid.

To support her story, she sends numerous fake documents, including a supposed decree from the Ukrainian Tax Office detailing the debt, bank payment orders, and receipts claiming partial payment. She blames the tax issue on her ex-partner and the business's closure during the pandemic. Currently, she claims to work in a clothing store.

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My dear X, I know this tax bill is a huge problem for us... Do you have any new plans to deal with it? I know you're doing your best, but I wish we could finally be together. The radio is talking about possible missile strikes again, and this uncertainty is just destroying me. Living in constant fear and without you by my side is very difficult. But despite all this, I hold on because I love you. You are my strength, my light in this chaos.

My dear X, thank God I can finally write to you. Things have gotten a little better here, but what's happening here is a complete horror! Our city was hit by a massive missile strike. We have huge destruction, and the worst thing is, many victims. The power plants were damaged, there was almost no communication, and there was no electricity at all this time. I hid in the basement, praying and listening to the terrible sounds of explosions. It was like the end of the world... I feel empty and scared. My dear X, I can't tell you how scared I am. The whole world around me seems destroyed, and the only thing that holds me together is the thought of you and our dream of being together. Please, let's hurry up and make our dream come true! I don't want to die and lose you! At such moments it is very difficult to get ready for life further, but I have you, my guardian angel, my eternal love and my everything! TOGETHER AND FOREVER!
Yelyzaveta  Haidamaka Yelyzaveta Haidamaka I met a lady calling herself Liza through the website seeking.com a few weeks ago. She spoke fluent English and was happy to phone call or video call, which we began doing on a regular basis. She was always available to call and responsive and easy to reach, I initially had no suspicions that this would be a scam because she had no problems seeing each other face to face via Whatsapp video etc. We spoke regularly and she told me that she was living in Kyiv, an only child with no brothers or sisters. Her father had died during the war and her mother lived in a village a couple of hours away from the City. She wanted to arrange for us to meet in Poland and then travel to the UK together, and this is when she started asking for money. She said she needed to pay for a passport and travel insurance, and that she would go to the immigration office to do this. After allegedly visiting the immigration service, she said the total cost of her passport and insurance would be £700 and that I should transfer the money to her via remitly, giving me the following account details

I have a feeling that this scammer has been very prolific and that there may be dozens of other victims - I urge anyone else with information to come forward so that she can be apprehended as quickly as possible.
Beneficiary: Haidamaka Yelyzaveta
IBAN : UA933348510000026208118932061
SWIFT-BIC FUIBUA2X
Beneficiary's Bank: FIRST UKRAINIAN INTERNATIONAL BANK
4, Andriivska Str., Kyiv, 04070, Ukraine
Katerina  Veprikova Katerina Veprikova Fake Ukrainian passport, fake Canadian visa.
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Anna  Plachinta Anna Plachinta Fake Ukrainian ID card, stolen identity.
She sent me a picture of an ID-Card (upload). She says, she is resident at Luhansk and works as kindergarten teacher. She wants to help her with the money of 280 $ for getting an ukrain passport, that she can visit me.
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Oksana  Piatak Oksana Piatak Fake Ukrainian passport, fake military enlistment notice.
The essence of this scam is that a person calling herself Oksana Pyatak tries to convince the victim with a story about being served a military enlistment notice and now needing money to "buy her way out" of serving in the army. Unfortunately, due to Russia's war against Ukraine, this has become a common scam. In reality, Ukrainian women can only serve in the Armed Forces voluntarily.
In reality, this person isn’t Ukrainian at all. She’s a Russian woman operating on various dating platforms. Unfortunately, it’s become common for Russian scammers to pose as Ukrainians. To better demonstrate our capabilities, we are publishing her details:
Field Details
Full name Nelli Novikova (Новикова Нелли Валерьевна)
DOB Feb 07, 2000
Address 16 Klary Tsetkin Str., apt. 80, Yoshkar-Ola, Respublika Mariy El, Russia, 424016
Phone number +79182034866 (available on Telegram and WhatsApp)
Social networks @nellyfoxi – Telegram
https://vk.com/id262941308
IP address 77.40.62.57
Email address nellyfox231@gmail.com, nellyfox228@icloud.com
Birth certificate 1ЕС533270
Accounts in Alfa-Bank Russia / cards 40817810910060028138, 40817810105612242465 /
4584432829490417, 2200150906966558, 2200150931810482, 2200150948251571
Russian passport # 8815 202839, issued on 2016-03-04, authority code - 120-001
Job/activities Administrator in an alcoholic beverage shop «Krasnoe i Beloe”, Ulitsa Lunacharskogo, 34, Yoshkar-Ola, Respublika Mariy El, Russia, 424016
+79278734819 – working phone number
Valentyna  Nechiporenko Valentyna Nechiporenko Fake Ukrainian passport, stolen identity.
Sasha Unknown Sasha Unknown Her name is sasha and working with korean guy. We met through korean scammer in Korea site. Korean scammer introduce her to me through telegram. She didnt give me her full name or passport image. She ask around 4000 dollar through her korean scammer account. She only give her nude photos that I didnt ask. She was convinced to send the money directly to the Korean scammer's account because she was unemployed and it would raise suspicion if the money was transferred to her account. I believed her because it was a cash transfer between Korean accounts, not a coin transfer. The unusual situation was believable because it was a war situation. First, she said it was delivered in cash at an ATM machine, but later she said it was transferred to a Korean scammer near the airport. When I asked her why she wanted to come to Korea, she told me that Ukraine was too scary because of the drone attacks, and the Korean scammer told me that there were many girls who wanted to come, so I believed her. She says she have visa and come to your contry right away , but keep asking another money, ticket money, loan money, etc At first she very is kind and polite ,untill you have no money.

What Is the Ukrainian Scammer Blacklist?

The Ukrainian scammer blacklist is a verified database of individuals who have been identified as engaging in online fraud. These scammers often target unsuspecting men on dating platforms, using fake profiles, stolen images, and elaborate stories to manipulate their victims emotionally and financially.

This blacklist is regularly updated to ensure it reflects the latest threats in the online dating world. Our goal is to help you identify potential fraudsters and make informed decisions before establishing trust with someone you meet online.

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Why Use the Ukrainian Scammer Blacklist?

Online dating scams are increasingly sophisticated. Scammers prey on emotions, often promising love or companionship, only to exploit their victims for money. By consulting our blacklist, you can:

  • Verify if someone you’re communicating with is flagged as a scammer.
  • Avoid common scams involving fake profiles, money requests, or fabricated emergencies.
  • Save yourself from emotional distress and financial loss.

How to Spot a Scammer Online

Scammers often share common tactics to lure their victims. Here are some red flags to watch out for:

Requests for Money

They ask for financial help, often for plane tickets, medical emergencies, or visa fees.

Too Good to Be True Profiles

Their photos are overly professional or unrealistic. Reverse image searches often reveal they are stolen.

Rushing Intimacy

Scammers often profess love or deep feelings too quickly, pressuring you to trust them.

Avoiding Video Calls or Meetings

They make excuses to avoid live interactions, hiding their true identity.

How to Report a Scammer

If you believe you’ve encountered a scammer, report them to us. Here’s how you can contribute to keeping the community safe:

Steps to Report a Scammer

  1. Provide details such as their name, profile information, and any chat logs.
  2. Attach screenshots of suspicious behavior or evidence.
  3. Submit the information through our secure reporting form.

Together, we can ensure that others are warned and protected.

Real Stories from Our Users

“I met someone who seemed perfect, but she started asking for money after just a few chats. Thanks to the Ukrainian scammer blacklist, I found out she was flagged as a scammer and avoided losing thousands of dollars.” — John, USA

“Your blacklist saved me from being scammed. The details and red flags you provided matched exactly with the person I was talking to. Thank you for your service!” — Michael, UK

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How to Use This List

  • Search for the name, photo, or details of the person you are suspicious of.
  • If the person is listed, review the details and examples of their fraudulent behavior.
  • Use our verification service to cross-check additional information, such as passport authenticity or personal details.

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With over 14 years of experience in fraud detection and online dating verification, our team has helped thousands of men avoid scams and protect their finances. Our blacklist is part of a larger effort to safeguard genuine connections and prevent online fraud.

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Online dating should be a positive experience, but it comes with risks. By consulting the Ukrainian scammer blacklist and using our verification services, you can ensure your online interactions are genuine and safe.

Protect yourself today. Start your verification now or search our blacklist to identify potential scammers. Don’t let fraud ruin your online experience.