First and last name: Alina Dolina
Country and city: Ukraine, Zghurivka, Kiev region/Poltava
E-mail: lisalinochka@gmail.com
Phone number: +380508672609
Scam scheme:
This profile is based on a victim report and submitted materials connected to the name Alina Dolina. The case includes personal photos, a Ukrainian travel passport image, an email address, a phone number, and a reported request for money to arrange a Ukrainian passport.
According to the report, the victim met her on Tagged.com in September 2019. She used names such as Alina Lisa and Alina Linochka. Communication continued through the dating-site chat and later by email at lisalinochka@gmail.com.
The woman allegedly introduced herself as living in Zghurivka, Kyiv region, at Vishnevaya Street, house 31, flat 7, and provided the phone number +380508672609. She also described a detailed personal background: father as an electrician, mother as a housewife, graduation from National Pedagogical Dragomanov University, and work in a local school as a cultural events manager.
The reported financial request was connected to a Ukrainian passport. She allegedly claimed that this “joy pass” would cost $237 and that everything could be arranged quickly within 3 to 5 days. This is a classic travel-document money request: the woman presents the passport as the necessary step before future travel or a meeting.
The victim later became suspicious because the communication stopped suddenly. After months of correspondence from October 2019 to February 2020, she allegedly disappeared without explanation. The victim also found many online searches connected to the email lisalinochka@gmail.com, which increased concern that the same identity might have been used with other men.
Another warning sign is the later behavior on Tagged.com. When the victim managed to contact her again, she appeared puzzled that he remembered her and then blocked him. This kind of sudden blocking after being recognized is consistent with a profile that may be reused, closed, or abandoned after suspicion appears.
A passport image and a detailed personal biography can make a dating profile look convincing. However, they do not prove that the person chatting with you is genuine, that the document is valid, or that the travel-document request is legitimate.
If a woman you met online asks for money to arrange a Ukrainian passport, travel document, visa, tickets, or any other meeting-related expense, verify everything first. Order a Ukrainian passport check, a full verification of a Ukrainian woman, or use our dating lie detection guide before sending money.
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