We met through Match.com.
She made contact and and asked me to switch to WhatsApp. We've been talking in there since them.
I know I have been naive and I should have known better.
The pattern is exactly the same. Contact, want to come over but haven't got money, then unable to leave the country due to old tax debt and the last payment was "stolen" from her auntie's account via fraud.
It was only when she revealed her maiden name that I Google and came across your webpage and the pictures of her "sister" (Diana Stopina), the brunette and also one of hers, the blonde.
She claimed to be Yeva Alimova. And her maiden name was Yeva Krishtopa. When I Google her original name nothing came on line. Extrange but not impossible. My own sister does not have any social media. But then she told me her made name and the penny dropped after reading your article. We can uncover her true identity. Get in touch if you're interested.
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