This "lady" by the name of "Laura" chatted with the guy in Chinese, and the context of the conversation was this:
He said her nickname "Lala" is cute. She responded, "Really? You mean my Chinese name?" He clarified by saying, "Your name Lala is cute."
Here is where the scam is revealed. She replied, "Lala? What does that mean? Laura? Lala? Are these two names the same?"
He then explained that he saw the nickname "Lala" on her "Interview" page, and then copied and pasted that information in the chat.
She then answered, "Oh, I thought you meant Laura and Lala have the same meaning. I guess I am not that smart."
Now.... how could a person forget what her own nickname is? The only logical explanation is that the "lady" chatting here is a translator, pretending to be "Jiaolei(laura)." Scammer!!
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| And this scammer sent the same form letter to different men... the difference being she wrote in Chinese for one of them but it's essentially the same letter to different guys..... |
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| This scammer's "Interview" page says her nickname is "Lala," but during the chat she had no idea what "Lala" was..... And since it costs 10 credits for a guy to open a letter, this scammer was trying to milk all the money out of this one fella... Check out how many letters she sent on August 21st... and August 22nd... She kept sending letters non-stop even though he replied her just twice...... |
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