Diagnosing a Scammer

[RoboCop]

I'll make this quick.  Once the scammer stopped in her efforts to scam, I thought that a follow-up email would be fun.  Here is is/was:

Dear 'Anna'

As you may have noticed, Alyssa Arce was a Playboy Playmate in 2013.  I had access to the same pictures that you were sending from the first day. 

You must have a really different sense of propriety to try to lure guys, theoretically for money.  Doesn't that ever weigh on you?  But I do admire your effort.  Looks like you went on Instagram to get the additional pics. The one with the dog was cute. You should know, however, she was wearing a diamond on her right hand.  In Ukraine, that would be a wedding ring.

Your small town in Ukraine only exists in only in your figment of imagination.  The way you spelled your city was an intentional mistake, apparently.   My friend Natalia lives in Oleksandria.  She is a real beauty. 

As a scammer, there are about five things you did wrong on your presentation.  Any one of them would have burned you with me.  But I'm not going to tell you what they are, that would make you a better scammer for those unsuspecting people you try to fool.

Naturally, we notified the web repository the first day of your attempted deception.  I am sure that they take a long time to get your pics off their site, but it will happen.

As a side note, I have met many beautiful women coming from Eastern Europe.  My favorite now lives with me. She is about five eight, 115 pounds (normally) and has Alyssa's figure.  She was helping me write the letters we sent to you.  Her name is Tatyana.  She was wondering about the site and what it did.  (One of her friends is on it.)  So we had some fun with the three day free trial. Her original home is Belarus, but both of us have traveled extensively through Ukraine and the FSU.

There were about five women on this site, all professing to be from Ukraine.  Are you responsible for the other profiles as well? 

Most women in Ukraine are not as pretty as Alyssa. But the occasional beauty does stand out.  We'd be interested in knowing your real story.  If you are from overseas, that would make us curious being on an American site.

It is an odd profession that you practice.  I can't say I'd want to do it, but to each their own.  Tell us your real story.  It would be fun.

Jon

Hopefully this interchange gives some insight into newbies and how to detect scams.

Damm it, if I were you I would have sent this person on false errands to the bank or Western Union office before confronting them like that

[jone]

Not worth our time.  My gal got her jollies.