Another OKSANA BELOUSOVA romance!

Here's another series of letters from a potential victim. Sylvester contacted OKSANA after she had attempted to victimize a friend. There is some strong language in the letters, but she still 'loves' him.

Do not send this woman money! You will never meet her!
http://russianromancescammers.forumup.org/viewtopic.php?t=97&mforum=russianromancescammers

Alex, and OKSANA BELOUSOVA, the LOVE story!

This is kind of fun, since you can see the COMPLETE record of all communication between a 'scambaiter', known as 'Alex', and a SCAMMER, Oksana Belousova.
While she has NO idea how old 'Alex' is, or what he looks like, she sends him many pictures, and 'falls in love'!
This 'scambait' is noteworthy, since it presents the first passport image from Oksana I've seen, as well as her 'money letter', where she asks for money to be sent to a THIRD party, 'fake' travel agent.
This woman/man/whatever is scum. She/he/it is virtually a scamming robot.

I now suspect the woman in the pictures is involved in the criminal activity. She has recently sent out a picture with her pointing to a '2006' calendar.

She is on MANY internet dating sites!

If you see a picture of this lady, you are dealing with a SCAMMER!

Complete story at:http://russianromancescammers.forumup.org/viewtopic.php?t=79&mforum=russianromancescammers

Oksana Belousova Photo Gallery at: http://photobucket.com/albums/f162/oksana1976/

Why are these women holding signs?

The 'sign' pictures are an attempt to verify that the woman writing the romance scam letters, is the same person in the pictures they send. Usually they are digitally edited to change the name on the sign, for each new victim, change the face of the lady holding the sign, or add a sign to a picture that didn't have one! They are RARELY 'real' and unedited!
The 'sign' pictures are sometimes sent at the request of the victim, but also may be sent without asking by the scammer, in an effort to prove they are 'real', or in 'love'.
To me, they're an interesting trophy, and not much else. If you do get an unedited 'sign' photo, it is safe to assume that the woman in the picture is involved in scamming.

More 'sign' pictures from my collection at: http://russianromancescammers.forumup.org/about95-russianromancescammers.html

TWO Internet DATING Sites that are crawling with SCAMMERS!

A majority of the 'women' scammers I have worked CONTACTED ME on one of these two dating sites.

KissesLine.com
CupidBay.com
Both are crawling with SCAMMERS, both Russian, and Nigerian. Please note, I did not contact these women directly. In all cases, I set up a middle-aged 'male' profile, and sat back. Within 24 hours, they were contacting ME on the internal email system.
NOTE:There are some 'legitmate' people on these sites, BUT, due to the massive amounts of SCAMMERS you will have to wade through to get to them, I would advise keeping away from these two dating sites.

What should make me suspicious of somebody who contacts me on a dating site?

ALWAYS CHECK THE PROFILE OF THE PERSON ON THE DATING SITE! Frequently, the details will change after they contact you...age, location, PICTURE, name, occupation, ANYTHING!
Be suspicious if they list a US address on the profile, and then tell you they are in another country in an email.
The PROFILE has a thumbnail of a pretty,buxom, blue eyed, blonde. The pictures they send are of a redhead with brown eyes, who is pretty, but could use a meal!
The 'Lawyer' in the profile is now a 'food service worker' in the emails.
The NIGERIAN scammers also have trouble getting the physical descriptions 'right'. Sometimes you'll see a 6'0" Girl who weighs 80 pounds in the profile!
The NIGERIANS will frequently claim to be a US citizen, working somewhere else.
FREQUENTLY, they will use a picture of a pretty girl, claim to be a MODEL working in some AFRICAN company, and they magically, are 'stranded' and need help, (and money!)
(Stories range from 'passport stolen, man trying to rape me, can't pay hotel bill, lost airline ticket, brought her for job and they skipped out without paying me....' and on, and on.....

Be smart, use your head on ANY dating site. Do not give out damaging personal information, or send money or gifts to ANYONE you have not met!

"That girl looks like the girl I'm writing but has a different name!"

Yes, they can have MANY names! The girl in the picture on the left has used over 40, (or more!) and counting. The 'names' are temporary. The sets of pictures, and letters, seem to stick around a little longer.
When you begin to suspect the RUSSIAN girl you are writing to be a scammer, doing a search for her name, alone, on GOOGLE is not enough!
Many of the names they use are common names. You may not find anything easily, or the name is 'fresh', or not reported, yet. Do a quick search of the name, then the email address, strange phrases in the letter, addresses, and THEN check the SCAMMER site gallerys for a picture of your 'sweetie'.
DO NOT GET OVERLY DISTRACTED OR FIXATED ON THE NAME SHE IS USING!
It's common for me to hear from 'slightly suspicious victims' in the making, something like, "Yes, that's a picture of my OLGA, but maybe they stole it and are using it. I could be writing to the REAL Olga, who is not a scammer, and really loves me, and wants a fat 54 year old man for a lover and husband. I know she really loves me...."
It's up to you. The clues are there. Some people won't accept they have been scammed, even after they've sent thousands of dollars to a girl they've yet to see, or even get a phone call from.
It's OK to be suckered by these ladies a little. They make money at it. If you happen to 'wake up' in time, you can save yourself some money, and some heartache.