What Is the Ukrainian Dating Scammer Blacklist?
This Ukrainian dating scammer blacklist helps men check reported scammer profiles, photos, names, documents, and real dating scam stories involving women from Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, and other countries in the region.
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If you searched for a Ukrainian scammer list, Ukraine scammer photos, or a Ukrainian dating scammer blacklist, this page is designed to help you compare suspicious profiles before you send money.
How to Use This Scammer List
Search this blacklist by name, city, dating platform, photo, email, phone number, document type, or scam pattern. If you recognize a woman, a photo, or a familiar story, stop sending money until her identity and documents are professionally verified.
- Match the photos: scammers often reuse the same face under different names on dating sites, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, OnlyFans, and webcam platforms.
- Match the story: repeated scripts include travel money, fake visas, medical bills, rent, war emergencies, mobilization papers, airport problems, and family emergencies.
- Verify the documents: a selfie with a passport or ID is not proof. Fake Ukrainian passports, Russian passports, visas, tickets, and medical papers are common in romance scams.
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Below you will find female Ukrainian scammer photos, Russian scammer profiles, OnlyFans scammer stories, fake passport cases, and documented online dating scam patterns.
Questions? See the answers in the FAQ section below.
Private verification Cannot find her in the blacklist? Verify her identity before sending money Order verification| Scammer photos | Scammer name | Scam story preview | Scam type & platform |
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Daria Byvalova |
The victim met this woman on a dating site called FilipinoCupid and then continued communicating with her on WhatsApp. She introduced herself as “Daria Byvalova”, said she was living in Alchevsk (Luhansk region, Ukraine) and used a long-distance romance story to build trust. After a few weeks of online dating and several low-quality video calls, she claimed she wanted to travel by taxi from Alchevsk, bypassing the front line, north to Belarus, then to Kyiv and finally to Poland. She said the taxi company was called “Lugantaxi”, with the address “2-й Оборонный проезд, 5, Luhansk city centre”, and that the total… |
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Uliana Ponomarova |
The victim reports that Uliana Ponomarova contacted him via Match.com. After he replied to her first message, she immediately admitted that the Match.com profile was fake and that the photos used there were not even hers. She then moved the conversation off the dating site and started playing the scam very carefully: she did not ask for money directly, but kept dropping hints about her financial problems until the victim himself offered help. At that point she supplied her bank account details. When the victim tried to send a small test transfer, his bank immediately rejected it as a wrong account. He informed… |
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Liudmila Riqyf |
I met her on TikTok (@ipe3522). She said she is a medical doctor living in a camp near Kharkiv without having possibilities to make a videocall. After a while of chatting she realized that her data for her mobile were consumed and needed to ask her colleagues for sharing his data volume. She was getting out of money since she had no access to her bank account and asked for a Razor Gold or Sephora or Apple gift card. 20 USD was not enough, she requested at least 100 USD. Her younger sister moved to the US with her husband but has lost contact. She was ready to start a new life abroad. No passport available. Fake… |
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Mariia Porkhun |
I met this girl through ukrainedate.com. We had some video calls and she said she had a US passport and wanted to come so I sent her money for a bus ticket. She sent me a picture of the ticket. I sent her money for insurance at the border into Poland and I paid for a plane ticket from Poland to Florida. She never got on the plane, but continued to say that she was on there and was asking for more and more money to have it on her account so she could pass through customs. For an additional fee we can provide verified background data on this woman through our premium verification service. |
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Svitlana Ishchenko |
UPD on Mar 2026: Talked to her since Jan. Sed she escaped melitopol to Kiev a month ago. Apparent personal trainer. Helped her with Ukraine passport last week which after investigation i believe is fake. Told me she got turned around at the Poland border for not having resident permit. 1. First contact on a dating site The victim meets a woman on a Scandinavian dating site. In her profile she uses the name “Sveta, 27”, lists her location as Kyiv, Ukraine, presents herself as single without children, non-smoker, healthy lifestyle and “ready for a long-term relationship”. Her profile slogan says “Im real, and… |
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Lilia Dubrovska |
The reported case involves a suspected OnlyFans romance scammer who approaches a client through explicit content and private chats. On OnlyFans she works under the nickname candy_lily, presenting herself as a Ukrainian model living in Poland and quickly building an emotional connection through regular conversations and adult shows. After some time she moves the communication from the platform to Telegram, where messages are harder to trace and report. Once trust is established, she begins a sequence of dramatic stories designed to justify repeated transfers. First she claims that an ex-boyfriend in Poland beat… |
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Darya Melnikova |
The reported case involves a suspected Ukrainian romance scammer who presents herself as “Darya Melnikova”. She appears as a friendly young woman from Ukraine who wants to travel abroad, in particular to Austria, to start a serious relationship. Communication quickly moves from public platforms to private chats, where she can control what the man sees and limit any possibility of independent checks. At the same time she is an active webcam model from Ukraine under the nicknames alster_eva (BongaCams) and _quicksilver_ (Chaturbate). This combination of adult webcam activity and romantic messaging is typical for… |
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Anastasiia Nebalovna |
The reported case concerns a suspected Ukrainian romance scammer who presents herself as “Anastasiia Nebalovna”. She approaches foreign men via the dating app Bumpy and quickly tries to look trustworthy by sending attractive photos and a Ukrainian ID card as proof of identity. For a Western man searching for a serious relationship, this combination of personal pictures and official-looking documents may create the impression that she is real and transparent. In reality, the ID card she uses is a fake Ukrainian ID. The document does not meet the security and data standards of genuine Ukrainian identity cards, and… |
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Nataliia Lysytsia |
The reported case involves a woman calling herself Nataliia Lysytsia who presents herself as a genuine match from Ukraine on the Bumble dating app. She is open about key details such as living in Ukraine and her age, and over several weeks she maintains regular contact that feels consistent and “normal.” Unlike many typical scammers, this suspected Ukrainian romance scammer does not ask for money at the beginning and even agrees to multiple FaceTime video calls, which makes her look more trustworthy than many profiles later added to a Ukrainian scammer list. After the first conversations on Bumble she quickly… |
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Tetiana Dryhola |
The reported case involves a suspected Ukrainian romance scammer who introduces herself as Tetiana Dryhola from Poltava. She approaches foreign men on dating platforms like Meetic, presents herself as a serious woman looking for a long-term relationship, and quickly moves the conversation off the site to private messengers and email. From the first messages she emphasizes trust, honesty, and traditional family values in order to lower her victim’s defenses. To look credible, Tetiana sends scans and photos of a Ukrainian international passport and a Ukrainian tax certificate with official stamps. In reality these… |
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FAQ About the Ukrainian Dating Scammer Blacklist
What should I do if I cannot find her in the blacklist?
A missing profile does not mean she is safe. Many scammers use new names, new photos, new phone numbers, and new Telegram or WhatsApp accounts. If she asks for money, documents, travel costs, medical help, visa fees, or emergency support, verify her privately before sending anything.
Can a scammer use real photos but a fake name?
Yes. Some profiles use stolen photos of real women. Others use real photos but fake names, fake passports, fake visas, or invented stories. This is why a photo match alone is not enough.
Can you verify a woman who is not listed here?
Yes. You can send us her photos, name, phone number, email, dating profile, Telegram, WhatsApp, documents, or payment requests. We can check her identity, documents, online traces, and scam risk.
Is a passport photo proof that she is real?
No. Fake Ukrainian passports, Russian passports, ID cards, visas, tickets, and medical documents are common in romance scams. A professional document check is safer than trusting a scan or selfie.
How can I report a suspected scammer?
You can send evidence through our contact page or email us at contact@ukrainian-passport.com. Include photos, screenshots, phone numbers, emails, dating profiles, documents, and payment requests if available.
