Yuliia Sydorenko

This profile is based on a victim report connected to the name Yuliia Sydorenko, the email address yuliiayuly84@gmail.com, and the phone number +380993527136. The reported scheme started through RussianCupid and later developed into a travel-agency and document-payment scam.

The woman presented herself as a Ukrainian woman willing to travel abroad for a serious meeting. The story was built around romance, trust, and the promise of visiting the victim in Germany or the United States. Once the emotional connection was established, the communication shifted toward practical travel obstacles.

A central part of the scheme was the use of a supposed travel agency. The submitted materials mention olala.travelwithus@gmail.com, the website olala-tour.jimdosite.com, the phone number +380963891996, and a contact person named Olha / Mironova Olha. This kind of “agency” is often used in romance scams to make payment requests look more official and less personal.

The victim was asked to pay for travel-related services, including passport arrangements, tickets, insurance, and other expenses needed for the planned trip. The reported amounts included $650 and $360. These payments were presented as necessary steps before the woman could travel and meet in person.

The case also included banking and payment details, including beneficiary information, IBAN, SWIFT, and other transfer instructions. This makes the report stronger than a simple dating-profile warning because it shows how the scam moved from romance to organized payment collection.

Another important element is the use of aliases and repeated identity patterns. The report connects this case to the name Yulia Kokora and additional phone numbers, including +380506353868 and +380993527136. Multiple names, numbers, agencies, and payment routes are common signs of a coordinated romance scam operation.

The pattern is clear: RussianCupid contact, romantic promise, private communication, fake or suspicious travel agency, passport and ticket story, insurance fees, bank transfer details, and repeated identity markers. The victim is encouraged to believe that every payment brings the meeting closer, while new obstacles continue to appear.

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