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Jason4u - profile says he's in Houston, he reports he's actually in Dallas. Be prepared that, after a few minutes of conversation, he's going to ask you to send him money.
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Toomuchmike - do you have a profile on this site? If so, what's your profile name?
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No. Just expense and disappointment.
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He got me too; same story he gave Buck.
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There are so many of these scammer profiles on peacekeeping missions, they could form up a brigade!!
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There was one on another site the other day that had copied/pasted "his" profile from a M4F site - looking for a "lady". Hilarious. Bad scammers. A few weeks ago, I started telling the scammers that were on a "peacekeeping" mission that there were so many of them that were gay on these limited "peacekeeping" missions - were there gay bars for them? Did they all hang out? Why, it's almost like a gay army!
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Thanks, Buck!
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The best we can do is filter for scammer commonalities, ask specific questions, insist on answers, and send no money at all.
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It is my opinion, and interpretation of my own experiences, that many or most of the young men offering their services on here are primarily looking for one of three things - free housing, free money, or "being spoiled." They are universally, none of them, ready to actually perform services that would make their presence in one's home worthwhile. I have negotiated with four house boy candidates thus far who have showed up for a trial run; none were successful. I have negotiated with another five, each of whom I had a similar experience in sending them money to travel here, airline tickets, etc
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Can't say I'm surprised; done it several times myself. One just has to establish the amount of money one is willing to gamble, knowing that there is a very high probability that nothing will come of it.
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Eastern European. As I recall, he's not in the USA. Another quick, two message conversation and then silence.
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I heard from these folks or someone like them several years ago.
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His profile is using that Flushing NY address that is generally associated with scammers. Flushing is part of Queens. He's telling you he's in Rochester several hundred miles away.
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I talked to him for part of a day by SMS. He turned into a ghost thereafter. He can spell and punctuate, which is fantasy material these days. Other than that, I cannot speak to whether he's real or not.
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