Inna Sribniak

This profile concerns a reported online dating scam case involving the name Inna Sribniak. According to the victim report, the case involved passport costs, medical tests, a planned meeting in Warsaw, alleged American visa processing, fake debt-related documents, and later pressure connected with a supposed mortgage on her mother’s house.

The first reported payment was connected to travel preparation. The victim says he paid 450 USD for a passport and medical tests because they were allegedly planning to meet in Warsaw, Poland. This is a common romance scam pattern: the meeting is presented as realistic, but first the man is asked to cover documents, tests, tickets, or travel-related fees.

The story then changed. According to the victim, she allegedly claimed that her passport had been left with Ukrainian authorities to be sent to the American embassy in Warsaw for an American visa. The victim refused this version because he had not agreed to a U.S. visa process and wanted to meet first in a neutral country, Poland.

After that, a new obstacle appeared. She allegedly said she would retrieve the passport, but then claimed that the passport was being held because of a defaulted credit card debt. The story became more serious: she was supposedly unable to travel and was essentially trapped in Ukraine until a debt of about 5000 USD was paid.

The victim also reports sending an additional 350 USD toward the alleged credit card debt. He says he received Russian-language documents supposedly showing court action against her and papers claiming that the 350 USD payment had been applied to the account.

This is a high-risk document-and-debt scam pattern. A fake passport can be used to make the relationship look real, while fake legal papers can make the financial pressure look official. The purpose is to create a situation where the man feels he must keep paying or the meeting will never happen.

The story later developed into a mortgage claim. According to the victim, she allegedly said she mortgaged her mother’s house to cover another loan. When the timeframe sounded unrealistic, she blamed a translator mistake. This type of explanation is often used to cover contradictions in a scripted scam story.

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