Victims of online dating scams

Samara (23)
DEFAULT

Biography

Gender:

Female

Age:

23

Ethnicity:

Asian

Nationality:

DEFAULT

Hair color:

Blond

Hair Length:

Very Long

Eye color:

Green

Height:

168 cm

Weight:

67 kg

Sexual Orientation:

Bisexual

Services Offered For:

Men
2+

Dress size:

XL

Shoe size:

43

Cup size:

DD

Breast:

Silicone

Pubic hair:

Shaved completely

Tattoo:

Yes

Piercings:

No

Smoking:

No

Drinking:

Occasionally

Languages:

English
German
Russian
Spanish

Available for:

Incall: Hotel room - 5
Outcall: Hotel visits only

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Looking for love online? Protect Yourself Against Romance Scams

In the first months of her online relationship with a man calling himself Frank Borg, Laura Kowal was showered with love notes and spent hours on giddy phone calls. By year two, those exchanges were methodical and transactional, with Frank instructing Kowal how to set up fake companies and bank accounts to move money. Laura Kowal's experience of being drained of her savings and then manipulated into helping overseas-based scammers hide and move money — even setting up new fake profiles for them — is part of a diabolical new twist to the nation's romance scam crisis , law enforcement officials told CBS News. A yearlong investigation by CBS News found that scammers have been increasingly successful in leveraging their romantic grip on victims by turning them into unwitting co-conspirators, or " money mules. This process of fraudsters manipulating victims into perpetuating their schemes has created a legal minefield for investigators.

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