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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To report a suspected scammer or submit evidence, email us at contact@ukrainian-passport.com. Reports are reviewed before publication, and private client information is not published.
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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Elena Gurianova |
This profile is based on a victim report and submitted materials connected to the name Elena Gurianova. The case includes a Russian internal passport image, reported stolen pictures, and a travel-agency payment story involving a company called VOYAGE TRAVEL. According to the report, the woman was connected with Almetyevsk, Republic of Tatarstan, Russia. The submitted details included the address Sovetskaya Street 27 and the name Natalya Vladimirovna Budaeva in the correspondence context. The main warning sign is the Russian passport image. The report describes the passport as fake, with the number 94 12 148965.… |
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Oksana Mytsak |
This profile is based on a victim report and submitted materials under the name Oksana Mytsak. The available evidence includes a Ukrainian travel passport image, a personal photo, and a reported travel story involving an airline itinerary and an alleged debt-related boarding problem. The reported scheme follows a common “blocked at the airport” romance scam pattern. According to the victim, Oksana said she had a flight agenda, but then claimed she could not board the airplane because authorities checked her status and told her she owed money. This type of story is often used to create urgency. The victim is… |
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Olha Papirna |
Scam Pattern: Fake Ukrainian Passport and Profile Photos Used as Identity Proof This profile used the name Olha Papirna and presented what appears to be a fake Ukrainian passport as proof of identity. The document shows the name Папірна Ольга Сергіївна / Olha Papirna and a claimed place of birth in Pokrovsk, Donetsk region, Ukraine. The case also includes several personal photos that appear to have been used to support the online dating identity. For a man communicating online, this combination can look convincing: attractive profile photos, a Ukrainian name, and a passport image. That is exactly why the… |
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Olha Onyshchuk |
This woman scammed me talking with over a year filled criminal charges with Ukraine police We are waiting for a confirmation from the airline company toward lady's flight right now. We have booked the ticket in the morning, but now, with this lock downs it's take more time for the company to confirm the details. So, As only we have the information we will let you know. If you have any questions or interest in our service, you can always contact us by: our phone number: +380963891996 our email address: olala.travelwithus@gmail.com your contact manager Mariia |
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Ekaterina Petrova Leonidovna |
This profile concerns a reported online dating scam case involving the name Ekaterina Petrova. The reported contact details include the email address krasotkate4ka@seznam.cz and the phone number +78627293485. According to the victim report, the communication started with a friendly message presenting her as lonely and interested in a serious relationship. This is a common opening in romance scam cases: the first message sounds simple, personal, and harmless, but it is designed to move the man into direct email communication. The reported pattern later became more emotional. She allegedly repeated that she loved… |
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Maria Andreevna Khristolyubova |
Scam Pattern: Stolen Photos and Love-Bombing Romance Scam This profile used the name Maria Andreevna Khristolyubova and claimed to be from Yurga, Russia. The reported email address connected to this case is mariahrivsa@gmail.com. The available materials do not include a passport, bank account, phone number, or confirmed payment request. However, the case contains a clear romance scam pattern: stolen photos, fast emotional attachment, repeated declarations of love, and future travel hopes connected to the United States. Known Details Used in This Case Name used: Maria Andreevna Khristolyubova Claimed location:… |
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Mariya Petrova |
This profile concerns a reported online dating scam case involving the name Mariya Petrova. The available material is limited, but it includes a Russian international passport image used in an online dating context. The main risk in this case is document-based trust. A foreign man may see a passport image and assume that the woman’s identity has already been confirmed. That is not safe. A passport image can be fake, edited, reused, stolen, or connected to a person who is not actually communicating with him. In many romance scam cases, a passport is shown to make a later request for money look more believable.… |
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Viktoriya Shtranina |
Fake Russian passport: 71 0586235 |
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Irina Evman |
Fake passport of citizen of Ukraine: BE763107 Fake Ukrainian passport for travel abroad: EH587450 Date of birth: Aug 12, 1991 |
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Anna Zaichenko |
This profile is based on a submitted U.S. visa image inside a Ukrainian passport under the name Anna Zaichenko. The available material is limited, but the document image itself is the main warning sign. In online dating scams, a visa image is often used as a stronger trust tool than a regular passport photo. It suggests that the woman already has permission to travel, that the meeting is close, and that only a small final step may be needed before she can come to the man’s country. The risk is that a visa image can be copied, edited, staged, or used by someone who is not the real document holder. Even if the… |
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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.
