I met her in Ukrainedate.com. She quickly wanted to move to Telegram. She said she works 14 hours a day for little money at a restaurant (she sent pictures from Google). Shen then mentioned a βgift,β but said I can send anything by mail because the Russians will steal it. Then quickly she sent all her banking information, including her Visa card, and said Western Union can be used to put money on her card. She said with money, she won't have to work so hard. She never answers her phone, she only calls at a certain time. She claimed she could not call from home because there was no electricity or internet at night, even though she sent a message saying good night. She then started about sending money so she could fly to Moscow, which made no sense. She is probably married, A Russian, or a mother-daughter combination. She got me for about USD 375. The amount of scammers on Ukrainedate.com is immense.
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