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Wills
In: New Brighton
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So many people have reported dodgy profiles this evening that it'll take an awful lot of time to reply individually.
The profiles all start Vi**** and have a vaguely Russian ring to them. They've all been dealt with and removed.
Many thanks to everyone for raising the issues.

Wills

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Wills @ 02/02/2015 23:29

stutts
In: hampshire
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thanks for that ,,,,but I get all excited when I receive a message, there the only ones I get

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stutts @ 03/02/2015 16:24

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In: NA
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I got one and reported it. I just can't understand how these people honestly think they can get away with it going by their grammar.

anyway I met a really nice lady last night, don't know what she looks like but we're getting married Friday, just have to send her her plane fare

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Deleted Member @ 03/02/2015 20:32

Guzziguy123
In: Market Harboroug
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I got a nice message from Vilulika!!! Attractive 28 year old in London!
She likes my profile and thinks we should meet. Hope you're not saying she's a fraud!

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Guzziguy123 @ 04/02/2015 18:38

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It was Viktoriya who contacted me. She seems like a nice girl, but I'm unable to help her out financially at the moment - although this situation won't last long. See, I received a letter from a firm of Nigerian solicitors informing me that a distant relative of mine had died in Lagos, and that I was his next of kin. All I had to do was send them £2,000 in cash to cover their administration charge, and the equivalent of £500,000 would be paid into my bank account from his estate. This seemed fair enough, but just as I was about to seal the envelope containing the two grand it struck me that they wouldn't know the account into which my inheritance should be paid; so I printed out all my banking details for them. To prove my identity I also enclosed my credit card, together with the PIN so they could have a go of it themselves to prove it wasn't stolen. Hey, they'd been kind enough to make the effort to contact me with this news. It's only fair that I should make it as easy as possible for them to pass on the half-a-million quid which is rightfully mine.

It was Viktoriya who contacted me. She seems like a nice girl, but I'm unable to help her out financially at the moment - although this situation won't last long. 
 
 
See, I received a letter from a firm of Nigerian solicitors informing me that a distant relative of mine had died in Lagos, and that I was his next of kin. All I had to do was send them £2,000 in cash to cover their administration charge, and the equivalent of £500,000 would be paid into my bank account from his estate.
 
 
This seemed fair enough, but just as I was about to seal the envelope containing the two grand it struck me that they wouldn't know the account into which my inheritance should be paid; so I printed out all my banking details for them. To prove my identity I also enclosed my credit card, together with the PIN so they could have a go of it themselves to prove it wasn't stolen.
 
 
Hey, they'd been kind enough to make the effort to contact me with this news. It's only fair that I should make it as easy as possible for them to pass on the half-a-million quid which is rightfully mine.

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Deleted Member @ 04/02/2015 20:05