should i report this (facebook) person

[MagicMalkin]

What's her facebook name? I'll send her some money.

 

[Pabl0]

Yeah, don't get people who accept 'friends' who they don't know and aren't even in the same county, I don't even accept friends of friends unless I know them...

And adding them then talking to them is tragic. I think your lieing you've told you girlfriend, that's if you have one.

 

[JBod]

ok here the story so far, i belive this person is at best a scammer at worst a prostitute here is what i know so far

Prostitutes have sex for money. Unless I have missed something this isn't on the table. And why is being a prostitute a bad thing?

 

[arknor]

your suposed to send her naked pictures so she can blackmail you.

op your doing it wrong.

 

[MikeHunt79]

99% sure it's a fake profile

 

[yhack]

I can't believe you didn't send me the money we agreed on, I really needed those clothes!

 

[Em Xx]

This is like the "Can my unborn baby get pregnant if I have sex" thread on yahoo..

 

[Curio]

ok here the story so far, i belive this person is at best a scammer at worst a prostitute here is what i know so far

[Biff]Hello? Hello? Anybody home? Huh? Think, McFly, think![/Biff]

 

[dowie]

I get these requests occasionally and I always wonder what sort of person accepts them.

This is typical facebook spam - random pics of a 'glamour model' stuck on a facebook profile - the friends list invariably is full of men...

The person you're chatting to isn't a prostitute OP - its likely a man, in Russia/some Eastern European country.

 

[Defy Belief]

I've never understood why anyone would accept anyone they do not know on a social networking site.

 

[cm1179]

the funniest part is how he ''accidentally'' unblocked

read this as: was feeling mightily proud of the fact that such a girl could be interested in him and his gf doesn't put out anymore.

OP, be honest, you were only a click away from paypaling her some cash in the hope you'd get some naughty pics back. you'd probably end up in £1000's worth of debt.

go look up gullible in the dictionary.

 

[spoffle]

my GF and I are having a great laught over it, yea as pointed out if i do report her she can simply setup another dummy account and try and find some sad guy to send her money, ill jsut bar her from my account.

thanks all

What's a "laught"?

 

[J-FRO]

Is your "RL GF" only with you for the money too?

 

[Something Else]

not sure what sort of response you expected here tbh op

 

[[TW]Sponge]

Ha! Has to be a troll thread surely?

 

[Zefan]

 

[StoutMeister]

Send her the money and get laid.

 

[Pawnless Endgame]

Wow, this is so 2005, except it was on Faceparty back then not Facebook. Had someone tried the same on me in that year. They pretend to be a Russian or Ukrainian girl and strike up an online relationship with you. I got as far as email # 3 when I started getting suspicious. Lo and behold, her picture and Faceparty account has been copy-pasted at other places on the net. What happens is that if you get strung in hook, line and sinker, they pretend that they're poorly or they have a poorly child and request money off you via Western Union for hospital treatment. They keep milking you until you come to your senses (or you don't). If you did get strung on for long enough to having had arrange a meeting at an airport, of course they don't turn up. I'm surprised people are still pulling this one 7½ years later.

Good web site on this called Russian Detective.

Edit: this scam is known as the "travel and visa scam".

 

[D18241]

What's her facebook name? I'll send her some money.

Screw sending her money...send her nothing and say thats what you want to see her in

 

[Nexus]

Has others have already pointed out... why are you authorising somebody you don't know?

You can also send them a message before authorising to ask who they are, so if you aren't sure whether it is somebody you know, you can do so beforehand.