First and last name: Marina Anatolevna Muzurova
Country and city: Russia, Khanty-Mansiyskiy avtonomnyy okrug, Raduzhnyy, Beloyarsky
E-mail: marinamuzu17@gmail.com
Phone number: 79910286469, +78435193999
Scam scheme:
Stolen identity (stolen pictures). This person is sharp and smart. Definately gives off the whole girlfriend experience. Quick to say she was in love. Said she worked at a bank then conveniently got fired the next week.
Needed money for passport, visa, and airfare
But once at airport, on day she was to fly to me, she wrote asking for an additional $3200 USD she says customs needed to verify she could purchase a return flight. That's when I really knew I was scammed.
The same trick from this scammer or Russian dating scammer imitates robbery at the airport
Another email she may us m.maria.amour@gmail.com
===========
She told me she was a pediatrician. I actually transfered 1200 to her bank from mine and then I transfered another 3200 USD as well. That's the money she said she was robbed at the airport. Fake Russian passport, stolen pictures
The same trick from this scammer or Russian dating scammer imitates robbery at the airport
Another email she may us m.maria.amour@gmail.com
===========
She told me she was a pediatrician. I actually transfered 1200 to her bank from mine and then I transfered another 3200 USD as well. That's the money she said she was robbed at the airport. Fake Russian passport, stolen pictures
Additional reported message pattern
Another report connected to the same photo set describes a similar emotional travel scam. The woman claimed to be a pediatrician, said she had quit her job because her boss wanted an affair, and then explained that she could not get a bank loan to complete the second payment for her documents.
The message used strong emotional pressure: she claimed she had already started making papers and a passport, had paid the first installment, but now needed help with the second payment. She also wrote that she was crying, felt lost, and wanted to be with the victim.
This matches the same core scam pattern: stolen photos, fast emotional attachment, fake travel preparation, document-payment story, and money request before a real meeting.
Photos used in this case
Received a Passport, ID, Visa, Ticket, or Medical Document?
Fake documents are common in Ukrainian and Russian dating scams. We can check whether the document is real or fake and explain the signs of forgery in a written report.
Check Ukrainian Passport or ID | Check Russian Passport | Verify Medical Document
Find Out If the Woman You Are Dating Is Real
Send us her photos, documents, phone number, email, dating profile, Telegram, WhatsApp, or payment requests. We will check her identity and scam risk before you send more money.
