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He claims there is a secret playbook that teaches men how to trick women into falling in love with them. Chris says he would target older women, especially single women and people with relationship problems that are looking for someone to love. For years Chris, who lives in Nigeria, would hunt for vulnerable women on dating apps and Facebook. He set up fake profiles pretending to be in the military, deployed in a foreign county and a single dad with two kids. Using sexy photos he would find online, he would lure women into chatting with him. Chris says he would spend hours communicating with his victims, showing he cared, and once he earned their trust, he would tell them that he loved them.

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Updated: BST, 14 February Rippling biceps, short blond hair and a military uniform was the mask of choice for Christopher Maxwell. Speaking to Money Mail, the self-confessed reformed scammer reveals the deceptive and cruel tricks he used to seduce women across the English-speaking world from the UK to the US, Canada and Australia. Christopher, who is using a pseudonym and now works as a consultant at fraud-busting group Social Catfish, started scamming in as a way of making easy money during his second year of university in Nigeria. Also, being single at 40, they are eager for love. Check her [social media] bio for information.

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Your Report comes with access to People Search tools to look up contact and background information for all owners. Your Report includes access to Unlimited:. Forgot Password? Password reset instructions sent to your email. Nigerian scammers have been stealing photos from innocent people for years; photos that range from pictures of family members, to pictures of a dream life.

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Nigerian Scammer Photos: Common Images They Use - Social Catfish

Nobody likes to think they could be taken advantage of, especially when it comes to online dating. Unfortunately, Nigerian romance scams are too common on popular dating apps and websites. These scams often involve someone claiming to be from Nigeria attempting to gain your trust to get money or personal information out of you. Nigerian romance scammers typically create profiles on popular dating sites using stolen photos and false information.

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