Its such a pity we dont have orginisation in South Africa. I saw the red flags. I was so naieve l have eventually recovered emotionly ftom my romance scammer.

If only he could have transferred all his money into HER account!

If that had happened to me I would have said oh I’m sorry you business is screwed. I’ll pray for you to get it right. Bye

When I was dating I wouldn’t even talk to anyone that couldn’t come meet for coffee. Lol at least. I have to tell you, I met a man for coffee one day that couldn’t pay for our coffee. Lol I paid & said thanks! Take care. Jumped in my car and ran off. Lol I am a widow and I never go anyplace that I can’t get myself out of.

Baby it’s me Martin! I need your help for the kids baby I miss you! They are about to glaze and cook me if you don’t send the money 70 k and fast baby it’s almost Thanksgiving… their hungry! They keep basting and rolling me in pepper please baby!

Or I'm very intelligent & have street smarts etc etc but I believe a celebrity is not only dating me but needs me to send them gift cards 🙄

Or say it can happen to anyone. It can't because some of us see the red flags instantly.

No kidding

@@Gurra88 I'd say perhaps I'd fall for a totally different type of scam in the future if circumstances changed but yeah I dont think there is a chance in hell I'd fall for a romance scam!

I'm a wedding officiant. I was contacted by a 70- year old " bride" who described her relationship with a Canadian she met online who was working as an engineer in Syria! Met through Instagram. No video chat. Only texting and chatting. Occasional phone calls. Guy has an accent. ( Most Canadians sound American.) All the major red flags. She insisted he never asked her for money but I suspect she was not telling me everything. . But he asked her to marry him after about 6 weeks of chatting. I gently suggested she was being scammed but she is adamant the guy is authentic. Needless to say I refused to accept the job and recommended this channel to her. Very sad.

Yes they seem to say “you are my queen” every time!

And "babe" is another, calling me that within the second message.

Yes, cringeworthy! 😖 But as pointed out in another video, the scammers often use endearing names like that because they're talking to multiple women and then they don’t have to put effort into remembering who they're writing to each time, and don't have to worry about calling someone the wrong name.

@@Lunafalls It also can foster a false sense of rapid and baseless intimacy.

You got that right 😂😅

Right??? That would have been awesome!

He probably empties his account as soon as the money comes in. The money is then moved to another account.

Different level of awareness but was easily scammed 😂 OK

How did it help her from getting dupped?

@@33Tiffny true, but I was trying to find something positive to say. She's not their typical client.😜

@@HaHaInc you're right. It didn't. I'm just making one observation.

Lol, low bar.

It no doubt reduces Trust about people from west Africa who come to the USA, UK etc too. There's certainly 'no smoke without fire', and the massive amount of scamming coming from Nigeria, Ghana and parts of India (and maybe Russia/China in a different way) sends a strong message of criminal and anti-Western sentiment in parts of those countries. Part of me can understand it, as rich western countries have a long history of exploiting others ... however there's no moral rational for victimising and ruining vulnerable individuals. I'm curious about what's culturally or systemically different in those countries that have more scammers.

@@mikefoster6018 I’m thinking it primarily is due to lack of legitimate opportunities in these countries. I remember reading that in some countries, people seek to advance in society through education. They end up with college degrees that are useless. I know that in India education is not enough, you have to have social, family, and business connections to get the jobs that people strive for.

@@mikefoster6018 very funny. The west is so evil and hypocritical. When Mrs. Diezani stole a lot from Nigerian public funds, she was probed by the Nigerian government and she ran to the UK with all the stolen wealth and she lives freely like a king there. Even many Russian oligarchs who stole from Russian government, the UK and the USA helped them laundered the funds and even helped them facilitate citizenship and acquire luxurious homes in the UK and the USA. The west help our politicians to launder money in their banks In the UK and the USA as long as those funds come into their country and help boost their economy and you didn't scam their citizens. Once it's a western citizen that's a victim then the idiots will start to broadcast to the whole world that you're a scammer that you're wanted by the FBI, bla bla bla. You're not a scammer but a Robinhood as long as you're not scamming their citizens and you're keeping your stolen proceeds in their country but immediately you scam their citizen then you're a criminal

Am in Accra Ghana and what my Tiffany is saying is 100% correct

@@veronicababy7959 thier is lack of opportunity in most of the countries in the world but only a few are know for scamming. Africa is poor and terrible for a reason terrible morals. India is even worse. Oddly Philippines isnt know for scamming. Almost like it isn’t based on poverty.

My grandma lost both her children as well, and it absolutely devastated her. The pain Donna must be in is horrible to even think about. Scammers always go for the most vulnerable people.

@@Jenny010132 she’s one of the few I genuinely feel sorry for. No one has a place to judge this woman. Yes sending 70k is ridiculous but I couldn’t imagine her pain. I really wish her the best and hope she finds someone who genuinely loves her

Indeed. Pain can really influence our sense of judgement..

I had a friend pass away and she had lost her brother many years before. I could never comprehend her parents moving on from that. This woman is very strong. Wish her all the best. 😊

Agreed, that was hard to hear.

I didn't like the way she described the man in photos. He didn't know his photos were being used.

​@@tiffanyblack6911She tells it like it is

And the scam was basically perfect for her. As a successful business owner, she could definitely understand issues with suppliers, etc. that the scammer said he was facing. So she was more than happy to use her experience to help. And besides that, the scam was almost believable.

@@MarlainaIn her opinion.

If they think you're going to give them money, you will be elevated to goddess

Not something a German would say, they believe in democracy

No kidding about the " my queen"

I though the same thing when I saw that.

You would think they would wake up to changing the script.

You have two know two things about Africans. First is that they have very different moral standards compared to Western ones, esp. in regards to stealing, lying and sex. Second, they feel they have a right to do anything to white people, bcs "white people stole for centuries from Africa". So, the combination of the two factors makes them very dangerous and heartless. And third: most of them are heartless by nature and would easily destroy a family member or a fellow African. Africans treat each other terribly.

@@elladapetrosyan9610 that’s is incredibly sad. I’m mixed, German and Guatemalan and we moved to the USA in 2018, after my husband got transferred to lead a research lab here. He studied in Duke though and his roommate was from Ghana. He didn’t have a lot of great things to say about his fellow countrymen either. He is a successful scientist now and most people from Africa we know are well educated people in engineering and science fields. I like them very much. But I can also say, that my husband and I are not the typical immigrants from Guatemala either and sadly many immigrate here, that won’t do this country any good and destroy our countries reputation. I imagine it’s similar for Africans. Probably a lot of good people are there but others destroy the countries reputation…

It’s so sinister! He seemed genuine (well, for someone who doesn’t know the red flags) and was patient enough to play the long game and wait to ask for money for months down the road, long enough to build trust with someone who’s as vulnerable as she is. The loss of children is horrible. Anyone willing to do this to someone who went through that sort of loss is worse kind of vile ‘human’ garbage.

@@MidnightAndLuna The justification of Africans is that "white men for centuries pillaged Africa and sold Africans into slavery" , so this is "just a fraction of what had been stolen that we are taking back". I have spent half of my life on the continent and trust me, racisms and hatred towards the "whites" ( regardless of their ethnicity and towards the Asians) and extend of the Africans' aggression is quite shocking.

@@elladapetrosyan9610 whats actually quite shocking is the fact that you don't see that the way Europeans have raped pillaged and plundered as no big deal!

Exactly. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😢😢😢

Income that they would never consider giving to charity. Did you see a couple stories back the woman that didnt get her grandchildren xmas gifts but complained because her fake bf didnt say happy birthday?!

"My Queen" ? That's a clue

@@snooganslestat2030 yea it’s wild. Most women would die if they had to go half on a date, but would bump bands on a man that matches their ideal fantasy.

@@ricslick crazy!

@ricslick It amazes me as well! I work full time at a decent paying job, and I could not afford to send that kind of money, even if I wanted to! Where there's a will there's a way.. I guess. SMH

I totally agree. That is a pain a mother never gets over! She dealt with it twice. That’s unimaginable. My heart hurts for this lovely lady.♥️

Hear hear. Sending you hugs Donna.

@@karamia1392 Yes, we are!♥️♥️♥️

It is the most awful thing in life to loose a child.. i lost a 31year old son in 2017 but i still cry for him and am failing to heal.. I just live with a broken heart...

@@shinelikestars2759 That is something you never fully recover from....May God Bless You and keep you in His Hands..

These scammers are professionals, know how to woo then dominate and finally through relentlessly bullying pressurise the victim into giving money to the one they believe loves them

I think it gets to the point where these victims have impaired decision making skills, and that giving in is easier than protesting and questioning anything.

70 K? Are you kidding? 😂

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 God bless her.

Yep a real turn off. It’s fake as all get out. It sounds ridiculous.

C'mon princess, don't be like that angel. U b a Kween.

@@Sinsteel Nope.

@@Sinsteel Lmaooo 🤣

OMG, she lost BOTH of her children within a few years??!! I don’t know how you get over that, the poor woman

That’s why the scammers always say they’re German or something foreign so the clueless victim will think it’s no biggie 😅

*YES, I DEW. I LAHV YEW TEW, MAH QUEEN. I CAN BE YOURS IF YOU HELP ME STOP WATCHING VIDEOWS AND GOH TO SLEEP!* 💤💤💤 🤭

Hey queen am Martin and am good, how are you pretty?

@@strawberryseeds lol

@@jenniferlatifa1314 broken english they have

GREAT QUESTION!

I haven't finished the video yet, but if he was never convicted in court of the scam, then yeah it would be legally dicey to show his face.

Why though?? Would you help her with something? No, you just want to satisfy your curiosity

​@@BeruCampos🤡

I’m 60 and exactly the same as you ! I can’t imagine now being in a relationship. I don’t miss all the hassle one bit . I’m independent and free and happy . I toast you now with a nice glass of red🍷 … stay free ❤

You became celibate at age 44??? That's a woman's prime! How sad. I'm single and living it up! I have BOTH family and fun. You CAN have both. Shame you gave up so easily. You are missing a LOT!

​@@user-gj1me4mf5c I became celibate at 38. I am happily single and will remain so. My last 2 partners were physically and emotionally abusive. I am happy with my life, worrying only about me and my wants and needs and my childrens wants and needs. Im not giving up my peace for something as simple and uneeded as sex.

​@@nicolasmalley306 Im 43 and feel exactly the same! After 2 physically and mentally abusive fiancees i am done. I will stay free forever xx

@@user-gj1me4mf5c I disagree. I'm 39 and not celibate, but single and w/out kids, and intend to stay that way. I love spending time alone, never get lonely. It's not for everyone, but I think romantic relationships are over-hyped as staples of life, when learning to be happy by yourself is free from some serious pitfalls. You can have a lot of fun, still, and have a sex life of your choosing if wanted, and build on your relationship w yourself deeply.

Is a very African\black phrase! White men would never call you queen!

I was literally just thinking exactly the same thing!

@@juliamccarthy6695 Only when referring to a GAY ..🤔🤷‍♀️🤷🏼‍♂️

It most assuredly is *NOW!*

@@k.p.5240 So true!

And no amount of cosmetic procedures, lip fillers and botox would change that (and this woman had the works). These women are convinced they look 'great for their age'. A man like the one in the picture, although not particularly handsome, if he is single, he would look for someone at least 10 years younger. I have a widowed friend aged 65 (great looking and a former professional ballet dancer), she is now in a new relationship but they met at church, they continue to live in their respective houses and he is 77 with a bad leg, there are far more decent looking women than men once you reach 60...there isn't really anyone amazing out there.

@@ileanamuntean7338 I wonder why there are so few decent looking men around after 60. Is it because they don't take care of themselves? I notice the same thing; many older women are decently attractive, but older men are so homely and ill kept.

@@fibbs6533 most men who are 60+ who still look decent are gay. Gay men are still obsessed over their looks long after the expiration date had come and gone.😆 Straight men can still bait the hook with money....but given that men are visual creatures, gay men still have to rely on their looks.

@@PungiFungi So I guess the answer for us old broads is to look for a gay man? That would actually work for me LOL I love gay men, don't really care about sex or if he cheats. As long as he's sweet when he's with me, it's all good! 🤣

@@fibbs6533 Too much alcohol maybe, but this is only part of the issue. They tend to die earlier, too or they become wrapped up in their own world, watching TV a lot, not interested in other people and generally becoming more isolated.

Donna is so attractive and intelligent what a lovely lady.

Smart 😂😂😂😂 tf u smokin , she gave $70k & her passwords to a total stranger 😂😂😂 Smart as dog shit 😂😂😂

Probably easy enough to cancel the online accounts and start up with another name.

I have a feeling this lady can't be scammed twice

I have a theory that these scammers put people's Instagram/Facebook names onto a "list" that they can sell or trade with _other_ scamming organizations, and that the next scammer can see the names and go find the victims (likely using bots). Unfortunately, some scam victims that are too old or have dementia will repeatedly fall for scams until someone takes their PC or smartphone away.

@@angeldiaz762 Yes, they have already proven that happens. They update your information every time they talk to you and you give them new details about yourself. That is why scam baiters will give fictitious information to a scammer. Susceptible people need to be protected by their family or friends or learn how to protect themselves by deleting messages or hanging up the phone rather than being intimidated or tricked. I don't think someone has to be old to keep falling for these scams either. It will happen to anyone who is too trusting or has that need to help others with their financial problems. Fortunately, I am too skeptical to fall for them because I have my rules - nothing related to money or my personal information. It is getting harder since scammers are coming up with new cons that are more believable. Amuse yourself on those social media sites if you must, but think before doing anything that makes you vulnerable. Remember it is not your responsibility to fix the problems of others with your money.

@@cristibaluta I don't.

To listen to her - I am horrified as she gave him access to her credit. OMG - who does that?? She sounds so professional as she describes how it all unfolded - while in my head I am screaming “NO, NO! Don’t do it!”. How sad that she lost all reasoning because of a desire for companionship.

happy ending lol

So heartless knowing she lost 2 children.

I found it a little odd, bc that's physiologically what a genuine smile does. It's called a DuChenne smile, and is a sign that it's real, not social only. But, maybe she means she likes his squinty eyes and he seems genuinely happy. I'm glad it sounds like you appreciate your smiley eyes more as an adult.

@@brightballoon me as a recluse now that I'm 65, I no longer think about smiling eyes though I do remember them. But I still fail to see your point of your post. They say that you can see into a person's soul through their eyes. I like to believe that what I saw in people back then what's true and pure even if it wasn't because why think bad about things that you can't change.

You would think that it would sound ridiculous to them. Especially when it comes right off the bat. No one talks like that.

What always surprises me is that the victims don't question the fact that the Scammers always have a strong accent, but pretend to be white American.

I suspect the reason they do it is because they're scamming so many people at once that it's easier to use generic terms of endearment with everyone, rather than bother to remember any names.

​​@@oystersoup3434 Exactly. I always assumed it's a mix of streamlining/simplifying chats so the scammer doesn't use the wrong name, while also establishing a sense of closeness and love. But still, it wouldn't be half as bad if they just used "Babe" or "Honey." "My Queen" is just eye-rollingly bad.

The only time I hear a man call a woman Queen, they are black.

And yet, he’s very good looking.

I know, right?

The conversation gets really interesting once you out them. The lies and blane they try to put on you is amazing. They try excessive manipulation.

Cause he knew she was a gold mine..80k dollars are not enought

Yeah, I think it’s a new twist. They confess (because they’ve been found out) and spin ANOTHER story of how they don’t want to be a catfish but somehow they’ve found themselves in a predicament blah blah blah..

Its funny, there was a scammer I watched yesterday, where she found out who he was, and same thing, he came out and said "I'm sorry for lying to you, I actually live in Nigeria, but I want you to know, I really have fallen in love with you over these past few weeks, and would love to continue a relationship with you" but in that case as soon as she found out he was nigerian, she said she wasn't interested. OO

​@@BattleBladeWarriorPlease. He's not in love with her. These women are "the job". It was best she cut ties because he would keep asking for money.

❤

So sorry for your loss 🙏🏻💕

❤️❤️❤️❤️

That must’ve been horrific for you. I’m so sorry💜💜💜

You said it. I’m very sorry for your loss as well.

agree. i lost a son 33 suddenly feb 2/22 and its been devastating. have 3 children left living. the pain has been gut wrenching and i swear i felt my heart crack the day i got the call he was found dead. sudden cardiac death. walked out to an armchair middle of night sat down died instantly in his sleep. anyone that upon learning of her loss that would still scam her is a disgusting p.o.s. that deserves everything bad that can find them. i pray with his identity they are able to get african authorities to arrest and jail him and take away all his assets of crime to make him pay for what he did.

Hugs to you❤️❤️

​@@shelleyg1836 in Nigeria, India it is like a job. They train the kids to scam others too. Evil

@@nekochan1510 yes I have watched a lot of programs on how they have big calls centres India just to scam ppl and Nigeria they sit in cafes etc have multiple ppl on phone at same time. It is evil. How as a mother u can train your children to lie, steal, scam and hurt others I can't understand. I know they live in poverty but if u have to sell your soul to survive then what's the point. There has to be other options.

To American ears "my queen" sounds so strange. Should have been a red flag.

Totally smart!!!

I met a man in Arizona who said that to me...yikes...never heard of that term before.

As an American man I can confirm that I have never called my girlfriend "my queen". We do however jokingly call each other "butts" though. Specifically when one of us is acting goofy the other will look and say "you are being a butt"

@@Magnarmis We started calling each other Lord & Lady because of those hilarious scam plots you could buy from Scotland & they advertised you were an official Lord or Lady🤣

Exactly. Say she was out in a restaurant and some random man came over and said “ may I join you , my queen ? “ she would think “what a creep “ and say no !

Agreed. She deserves better.

I have a dream of traveling the world, dear friend.

I know. Same here. What a heartless maggot that pos is. I wish him only pain and suffering for what he did.

And takes care of her grandchild 💗

I agree. She is the first victim for whom I have sympathy. Normally, I am screaming "who is that stupid" when I watch these videos. But I really understand how she got scammed during the darkness point in her life. I hope she heals and finds true happiness.

Met my husband online but we met in three weeks. 25 years married!

You were lucky

Same thing happened to me. Never go dragging out online relationships without meeting early on

As a man, it's nigh on impossible to get a woman online to meet asap. That screams "rapist" to them. But saying that, I agree with you.

and it's a breach of banking and credit conditions, earning you a ban from your banks and credit card companies

Yes if they say they love you within days want to marry you, call you my queen 👑 and ask you for money delete them as fast as you can. I can't understand why women want to throw money away for a fantasy

I suspect this is why sometimes your email, bank account, etc, get hacked out of the blue...scam victims let these criminals access to their info and emails and computers, which sometimes lead to your information if the victim worked with finance.

Not even my address!

I'll never give anyone access to my bank account again... not even my husband.

@@SkyePhoenix Amen

Be careful about joined account, I work in a bank and 🤐

😫

She had to have given him her Apple ID.

😂

Haha, yea that twist was awesome. I love it when the perps slip up like that. (sad for the victims though :( )

She was the one who initiated the relationship!🤦🏽 What women this age must understand is that these online ‘dating’ sites are filled with much more fake profiles than real profiles. Even the guys who are real lie & have many false info statements on their profile. This poor lady tried to come across as so savvy - but she was just as duped as the others. Quit doing this Ladies! WAKE UP!

@@davisholman8149 Unfortunately this will never end as the scammers are always finding women and men with very little to absolutely no common sense.

@@TracyS-ct1gy In many of these cases it must be due to age related mental decline. How could they have accumulated so much wealth if they were always this gullible and naive? Previously shielded by others, perhaps?

@@anhedonianepiphany5588 sheilded by others or their spouse is the one who accumulated the wealth.

@@BeccasaurousRex270 Yes, that is the alternative explanation I’ve provided.

Yup

Level of scum

😂😂😂🎉🎉 good for u!

Yea, they're bring out words and phrases that are late game things, when you've established a long term relationship, you don't just drop that on someone you're getting to know, because then it shows it means nothing.

Does grief make a person lose 100 points of IQ and give away all their money to a mirage?

@@petepeter1857 Yes, actually. You’re literally not in your right mind after a major loss, let alone two.

@@Jenny010132 Her children are gone a decade.

@@petepeter1857 no, but it makes people wanting to find something to believe in

@@petepeter1857 Pete you are lucky you have never experienced grief like she did. Too bad you questioned her IQ, it really speaks about yours. ZERO emotional IQ from your side. Keep your toxicity for yourself if you don't have empathy.

The owner of a trucking company with a low debt-to-income ratio and fantastic credit. That's who.

It's probably chump change for some people - they don't even know where they spend it. There are some incredibly rich people out there. Not saying this lady is one of them, but she is probably pretty well off, which in this whole scammer story is at least some silver lining, because it's really difficult to see when people who don't have money get totally financially ruined by this scum. For her I think it was more cruel dashing of a hope to have found a companion, rather than the money she lost.

I know, right? I'll call them "baby" "hunny" "queen" I could really use that kind of money!

Its spare change to some people.

@@monicascott2354 :D

Real talk 💯

I know lots of seniors who are on social media a lot and never fall for this BS. Not even after losses of loved ones. I think it has more to do with having a blown-up ego. I'm sorry this woman lost her children. But maybe the trouble with her granddaughter had to do with her stubborn, I'm-in-control, I-don't-fall-for-scams attitude.

By whom?! 😂 Look, I know you mean well with your comment but I would prefer not to be monitored by nobody when I'm a senior. People need to have freedom. That includes freedom to make mistakes.

And a bunch of adults.

Jennifer- charge cards are the easiest to dispute any unauthorized charges especially if they originate outside of the US. He did not get a dime from them and in so doing- I was able to identify who the real person was and expose him.

@@DawnEObie I'm sorry this happened to you. We're you able to get any of the $70,000 back?

@@JasmineSwann Good Morning and Happy Monday to you. Money lost through these schemes are very rarely recoverable and I never had any illusions of recovery. I consider it to have been a bad investment and just put it behind me.

@@DawnEObie why don’t you just donate money to charity?! When I came back from Iraq and was homeless, people like you looked down on me. You could have helped people. I’ve also had difficulty in life, but At least I’m not stupid like you

I have NO EMPATHY at all for her. Like many veterans, I struggled greatly after my service was over, civilians don’t care their veterans are homeless. She could have helped a lot of people with that money. I’ve been to war, hardship is no excuse to be stupid, what a fool

Never met? Hahaha😅

Poor thing, like she hasn't been through enough....

She needs to be laughed at so she can better learn from her mistake.

@@newmexicoballer3867 shame is a great motivator

Scott- Thank you so very much for your sarcasm. As a perfect person I am quite sure you have never had an error in judgement or taken a misstep. Also- you will note I never lamented the money now did I because it is of little value in the overall scheme of things.

@@DawnEObie lol what? It's not about being a perfect person it's about not being a delusional idiot who sends thousands of dollars to a stranger in Nigeria for no reason other than to be scammed

💯

Facts!!

Its so easy to say

@@Katherine_xs It's so easy to do! I've been talking to people online since I was 14, and I'm pushing 39, the exact amount of money I have sent to anyone was zero anything. It never even crossed my mind.

😂😂😂😂😂😂 EXACTLY

He probably has hundreds of potential victims lined up so no patience required.

@@SamStone1964 yes

It was one of the better schemes I’ve seen on these shows.

The devil and those he's using are always patient leading people into their traps. It's once they're trapped that their prey senses danger. Then they're kept too physically and emotionally drained trying to keep up to have time to figure things, and their way out. It's difficult for people with a conscience to fathom the lengths that those who lack conscience will go through to achieve their goals. *Be aware, and beware:* 1Peter 5:8 "Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:" 🍃🙃🙏🏾😊🍃

Those scammers have all the time in the world!

😂😂😂😂😅😅

I'm sorry for what happened to you but it's never too late to get your money back. You will highly appreciate him for his tremendous help getting your lost funds back from ur scammer,

*90SpyTron* can really help you get your lost back

He's on instagram

Exactly. Ugh

True it's heartbreaking but she isn't the 1st white woman to suffer a great loss thrs many out thr who suffered greatly

​@@giajamilla2481 so?? Why did you feel the need to add that?

🤣😂🥳🥳🥳

The African voice was a nice touch too😂

If you get called Queen, run a mile………he’s only on the take, take your money!

That's a true sign of bull****. That's what _that_ is. 😠. _(10/4/2022)_

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My husband would divorce me. Number one. After that... I have no idea of the consequences. But I know better. I don't give a dollar to strangers. I am not mean. I worked my entire life. We are retired. Been through hard times during 911. Got no help from anyone. Took years to recover. I went back to school. Got another job. Eventually. 21 years later. It is still with me. Maybe if something like this had happened to these people. They wouldn't be giving their money away so fast.🌹

Cont. I don't take it wrong. Unemployment benefits is not enough to sustain a mortgage and living ect. If your spouse has an income. You do not qualify for anything else. 911 included. We went through alot of our savings. No children that were minors. So I guess what I am saying. Is these people have no idea obviously never have suffered financially. Or else they would not do this.

@@diamonds5457 worse than going to a casino. At least at a casino. You are entertaining yourself. 😎

She replied on another comment that $70k is ‘spit in the ocean’ to her and that a low income person wouldn’t understand.

@@blondesense1708 She's a piece of work.

Bull , Pray she gets some common sense .

Of course! Total empathy for her pain. But come on…this is a smart business woman. Her logic disappeared based on lust/romance/fantasy

Yeah, I feel guilty for feeling that way but I can't help it. Anyone intelligent and reasonably tech savvy would know. So my empathy only goes so far before I shake my head and go "well, that's on you".

Hi I’ve never met you can I have some money? Uh…no!

​@@montanasky2253 and bet there is a great guy that works for her she doesn't even see

@@raimeyewens7518 WHAT?! What do you mean you have never met me or don't know me even the slightest yet you don't want to send me your life savings??? How rude! LOL

does she look sad to you? no. use your head, she got over it

@@pinecedar180 are you kidding?!?! nobody will EVER get over losing a child!! in her case children😢

@@pinecedar180 Swissgirl is correct. _NOBODY_ ever gets over losing a loved one. Just my $.02 I'm putting in. _(9/15/2022)_

@@Swiss_Girl not really, it depends on the person. There's been mother's who wise their kids or even killed them, it all depends

@@pinecedar180 well but she didn‘t kill them?! they died on accident

Delusional Woman

It happened😮

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I am so sorry. I can’t even imagine it. I wish you peace

Smartest lol losing $70k to a scammer, that's really smart