Desperate people

[SeñorOjeda]

I once met this guy in AOL and he sounded like he was very desperate and told me, Hey man, I must meet a woman tonite, any woman, i don't care how she looks like. He went on to say, anything!!! I was shocked!! Anything!!! What, a horse will do?
These are the people we meet and come across all the time, desperate for anything. Ladies and gentlement, be careful please.

Let me share a sad story about this guy in Staten Island.
He met a very, very , very beauttiful, and most gorgeous woman in the internet. It was as if she was cut out of a playboy magazine. He was stunned of her beauty. Finally she moved in with him. They had relations for a whole year without being married. He came home and found his entire apartment totally emptied. She took all of his jewely, totalling at least $30,000. All of his stuff in the apartment totally in the thousands. PLus, she went and took all of his money in the bank totalling $100,000.00. she disappeared into thin air. She couldn't be found not even with a hired P.I.
Horrible!
Not everything that glitters is gold

[TipoConSuerte]

It's shocking to think of the people we "think" we meet on the internet or of the stories associated with incidents like the ones you've described. But, truthfully, one has to be a real hardcore pen dejo most times to fall for some of this stuff.

The worst incident I read about had to do with this one 30-something dude from the midwest. He communicated with a young lady from India for several months. She would not share her pic with him. Finally, she decided to send him several. The woman was a ravashing beauty. He immediately wanted to make arrangements to meet her in person. She requested his financial help in order to make the trip to the U.S. for their meeting. The man sent her $5000. He never heard from her again. It turns out that the girl in the picture was an Indian super-model, and not the girl he was emailing.

TCS