Nearly scammed by a real pro ...

are you sure it is her not him?

 

News that was readily available.

Digital serfs don't bother to read the news or even search for it. An example of using the internet to their disadvantage.

 

Everything was rated 'G'. I'm not a sleeze, and 'she' didn't seem to be either.

 

She said she was living in and texting from Vancouver. But that could have been a scam as well. Anyway, it sounds like my case could be an instance of the scam described in the article, or a related scam. And if so, these folks doing it are victims also.

The article appears to be from this thread ...

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/a-billion-scam.377625/#post-5907797

 

And the article mentions Gate 25, which apparenly represents innocence and unconditional love.

 

Imagine even considering talking to a random on Facebook pumping their "aunts" crypto strategy lmmfao bro I would have kept this to myself.

I'm dying.

 

Here's a report about these scams from Singapore ...

 

I said I was nearly scammed. Anyway, keeping it to myself does not really help anyone else, does it?

 

I just don't think anyone needed a heads up to realize what you experienced was an obvious scam.

 

I suspected that at first, then as time went on, I got more "comfortable" in the relationship. It was only when 'she' said that it was easy money, that I decided to wait. I know from experience that trading is not usually easy money, at least not for most of us.