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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 14

Long time reader, first time poster here.

I thought someone might be interested in taking this one on - it appeared in my spam box this morning. Couldn't find the site mentioned in a search of the forum, but it definitely sounds like a scam to me.

Quote:

subject To you my dear!

Hi, my gentleman

This letter is of great importance. I am here in order to build my own
Planet which will be called a Planet of Love. My future family will live
there.
Maybe it sounds stupid, but I am serious at present time. I have serious and
firm intentions to find a good man and to create family with him.
I am tired of empty searches and short romantic dates. I need stable life, I
need to love and to be beloved.
I dream about the day when I will give my heart and devote my life to a
good man.
I will call him "my Darling Husband" and I will be his "Sweet beloved Wife".
Oh, so sweet words, I dream to hear them!
I see that you look for your second half, too. I ask you to stop your search
at me. We are both single people, but we have everything for love: kind
hearts, tenderness, hopes and dreams.
My heart will beat faster while I am (find me http://lovegalaxys.com/loveher )
waiting for your letter.

Waiting for your answer

Lenna

Anyone who wants it can take it on, PM me for the email address. The only condition is that I want constant updates on progress Smile

Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:00 pm

Dip your toes in Wink

Go for it ....there are many here who will be happy to offer you help and guidance along the way.

Be sure to not bait from your real email account. Open another and bait away Very Happy

Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 7:56 am

I am not too sure about these ones. I don't know the site but I have got an email from her saying the same. The reason why I am unsure is that I registered for a site on the back of one of those and the next thing you know you pay for emails within it. I get a few messages from it but I am certain that is the site creating them to lure me into buying credits.

I am not saying she is real, but I think the scam is you joining their site.

Hello I'm New here! Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 14

@lotta
I've not done any baiting myself (yet) but I didn't want my first time to be a love scam. I can't actually explain why, but I just think it'd be a harder "in" than just a bank details scam.

@Tasman
I get a lot of spam because I've signed one of my email addresses up for competitions and the like, so I guess that's where most of them are sourced.
But here's a question - if she's genuinely a regular Joe, where did she get my email address since I've never signed up for it?
And I don't think legit companies resort to buying and spamming email addresses, do they? The service may or may not be genuine, but I certainly wouldn't sign up via spam even if they were.

Maybe I'm just a sceptic though Smile

Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2007 10:46 am

I don't know. I signed up to arl4dys.com and I keep getting emails from long profiles. I cannot believe girls would waste their money on a profile with no picture.

Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:20 am

I'll take it on...I gotta get a bite out of the cake when i get a chance, lol...

Not quite a Newb Joined: 06 Aug 2007 Posts: 30

Quote:

I cannot believe girls would waste their money on a profile with no picture.

Why not

Women are not always as visual as men. Fanticy can be alot more fun, if you can be mentaly stimulated the visual may not mater. Myself I am more apt to disapointment if I see a pic too soon Embarassed

of course this is only my opinion Wink

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