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kayyoung50 GHANA SCAMMER: Karen Young y.karen50@yahoo.com
Another Ghana Scammer
This one is quite good, writing is reasonable with few mistakes
This Ghana Scammer Is:
Karen Young
y.karen50@yahoo.com
New York, NY
IP Address: 41.66.194.170 [Ghana]
The Scammer’s Details Are:
That special man Age: 34 Gender: Female Orientation: Heterosexual Country: United States Location: New York, NY Height: 5 ft. 7 in. Body Type: Average Ethnicity: White / Caucasian Hair Color: Dark Brown hair Eye Color: Hazel Religion: Christian – Other Astrological sign: Virgo Level of Education: Bachelors degree Occupation: Healthcare Practitioner and Technician Income: $35k to $50k Smoking: Smoke Socially Drinking: Drink Regularly Relationship Status: Divorced Have Children: No Want Children: Undecided Looking to meet a: Male Age: 45 to 58 Relationship Desired: I’ll tell you later
The Scammer’s Written Description Is:
Sweet, kind, caring girl that loves music, having fun and has many interests looking for a genuine, affectionate, compassionate guy for friendship and hopefully develop into a long term relationship. If you would like to know more about me…you know what to do….hope to hear from you soon. :)
[for a Ghanaian, this one is very smart and experienced – no mistakes, no scammer grammar]
Her Messages:
Message #1:
Hello
Nice meeting you here. I’m Karen, new to this site and here looking for a good man to spend the rest of my life with. I’m a 34 years old woman, Have been married once but opted out. Iam looking for a man who knows how to treat a woman well, that is what am looking for. I hope we can get talking to see if this works for us.I am also taking my time to look for that special someone. Hope to hearing from you.
Karen
Message #2:
Hello ,
Thanks so much for the mail and glad to hear from you. I am a 34 years old woman, never been married but have been in a number of serious relationships which did not take me anywhere. I am now single, broke up with my ex about 18 months now and ever since I have been free and feel good about it, and as u can see, time is the most important thing and it waits for no man. I just joined
this site as you can see, not easy to get the right man, but no one is perfect. I think there are equally good and responsible men on this site that I can get to know and see what will come out of this. I am a lover of good country music, not a big fan of sports but I enjoy golf. I love to camp and gardening is one of the things I love to do at my free times. I am a social worker, that helps in child developmental. I will be glad if we can continue this to get to know each other more and more, if you are interested, just send me a mail into my private mail box and we can take it from there.
Sorry I have not been online lately, because I have been busy with work… This is my email, lets get talking to get to know each other much better. I will try adding you on messenger so we can get interactive.
Nice meeting you once again and hope to hearing from
you soon.
Karen
y.karen50@yahoo.com
Message #3:
Hello
since you can not recall if you sent me a mail or not,
it is better you take my email and send me a mail where
I will reply so, I don’t want to be tagged spam.
y.karen50@yahoo.com
Message #4:
No, I did not want you to see my mail in your inobx as
a spamI have sent you a mail. Hope to read from you soon.
Her Email:
Hello ,
This is Karen (Karen) from “loveaccess.com”, Let me know if you get this so we can get talking,
Nice meeting you
Karen
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