Marcia S.

Everytime I answered a message from someone who had messaged me, I got no response back. But I heard from a few men who lived in other states. So I started corresponding with one who supposedly lived in Virginia. We had set up to meet, but the week before, he suddenly had to go to Belgium to process an inheritance. Before I knew it, he was asking me for money because his bank had locked down his account for unusual activity. It all sounded so reasonable, but it became a network of trickery. I ended up sending $3000 because he had his "lawyer" in Belgium send me a contract saying he would pay the money back. He showed me his inheritance account through a investment company as proof that he would have plenty of money to pay me back. Supposedly he had to activate this account by putting in 1% of the total into the account. I told him over and over that that didn't make sense, but he always said it was the EU and Belgium that required that. After much research, I found out that the investment company, the lawyer using the Belgian Chambers of Commerce letterhead, and pictures of himself in Belgium were all fraudulent. I almost lost more money before I finally fully accepted that he was lying. I wonder if the whole site is working with these scammers. The whole thing stinks! And is not Christian.