(Kat)erina; is she,or isn't she??

[Dave24]

:)Greetings  to all on RWD!!  Not much new here, cept  for a new  e-mail  from my Kat.  She's  funny in that
her letters are long  and  she  rambles  on and on  about  how  she's  looking for that special man in her life, how  we connect on a
spiritual level  even though  we are miles  apart, yada,yada, yada-
she's a honest, loyal, caring person  and she  knows by the way I
write that  I am the perfect match for her!!

I have been  searching for her on the scamsites;  there's one I am
currently  searching that has about  2800 scammers on it. So far,
I found my first contact (Yulia) ALL OVER this site!!  But so far,I've
checked about 1200 of them  and still no sign of Kat.  I'm going to
keep checking all of them; I'm not going to take her for granted,she
hasn't asked for money, or anything at all. She seems happy to just
chat with me  and looks forward to all my e-mails.  Proceeding cautiously and seeing where it goes...

Any thoughts???

                                    Dave24

[macman]

Same thought as a previous post. . . Some of these gals work for or at an agency to crank letters out.  They have them pre-written.  If the English is especially good and articulate - BEWARE!

When I first delved deeper into this effort one of the women got my email.  She cranked out 500 word letters 2 and 3 times a day.  I finally got burned out on it and told her to stop writing me.  She sent me a virus in an email.

c ya
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[William3rd]

As long as you are not paying for the communications in any way, then have fun.

If you are that attracted to this one, why dont you talk about coming to see her and see how she responds to that? Alot of scammers will talk about the danger if you came to see her and how she has found a way to come to you through her "friends."

If she suggests a specific agency for your travel arrangements, then maybe that is the hook.

Email soulmates are really questionable. Dont forget that just because you dont find her on a scam site that she is not a scammer. READ the letters on the scam sites and see if there are similarities. If you start seeing the same letters, you will have an answer.