First name, Last name: Olga Sidorova
Country, City: Ukraine, Severodonetsk, Lugansk
Telephone: +380666062710
Samples of her messages: I am 32, living in Lugansk, I rent a room and live alone, no kids, never married. I have an education of philologist, teacher of Russian and Ukrainian languages, but later I saved, finished courses, and now I work as a hairdresser
Scheme fraud:
This profile is based on a victim report connected to the name Olga Sidorova, a RussianCupid profile from Severodonetsk, Ukraine, and the phone number +380666062710. The submitted materials show a complex romance scam pattern involving WhatsApp communication, stolen photos, fake identity documents, fake medical paperwork, and a false border-money requirement.
The reported contact started on RussianCupid, where the profile used the name Olga and claimed to live in Severodonetsk, Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine. After the initial contact, the communication moved to WhatsApp, where the scammer could continue the conversation privately and apply emotional pressure without dating-site moderation.
The profile used attractive personal photos and a Ukrainian identity story to build trust. According to the submitted evidence, the photos appear to be stolen from another online identity, including the Instagram-style source @_._illona_._. This is a common romance scam tactic: the person in the photos may be real, but she may have nothing to do with the person writing the messages.
The next stage involved documents. The victim received what appears to be a fake Ukrainian ID card in the name of Olga Sidorova and a fake COVID vaccination certificate. These documents were likely used to support the travel story and make the planned meeting look realistic.
A key part of the scheme was a fake document allegedly connected to Ukrainian immigration or travel rules. It claimed that Ukrainians traveling abroad needed to show a minimum of 900 EUR to prove they would not become a public charge or illegal immigrant. This document is suspicious and appears designed to create a final financial obstacle before the promised meeting.
The submitted materials also include payment-related information under the name Olga Sidorova, including a hryvnia account number. This is an important warning sign because the scam moved from emotional communication and fake documents to a direct payment route.
The overall pattern is clear: RussianCupid contact, private WhatsApp communication, stolen photos, fake Ukrainian ID, fake COVID certificate, fake travel allowance document, and a request connected to 900 EUR. This is stronger evidence than a simple profile-photo report because it shows several coordinated elements used to pressure the victim into sending money.
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If she sends a passport, ID card, vaccination certificate, visa, border document, or any official-looking paper, order a separate Ukrainian passport verification. Similar cases involving RussianCupid, WhatsApp, fake Ukrainian documents, and travel-money requests are listed in our Ukrainian and Russian dating scammer blacklist.
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