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REAL SCAMMER: Hudaiya/Luvita – Honest For Life Scammer from Ghana honestforlife2012@yahoo.com
A Real Ghana Scammer!
Hudaiya/Luvita – Honest For Life – Live and Direct from Ghana
This Dating Scammer Is:
Hudaiya/Luvita
Honest For Life Scammer from Ghana
honestforlife2012@yahoo.com
The Scammer’s Details Are:
Do you drink? No Do you smoke? No Do you do drugs? No Religion: Christian How tall are you? 5’8″ (172.72 cm.) How much do you weigh? 109 lbs. (49 kg.) What was your income last year?below $25,000 Do you want kids? Maybe What color is your hair? Blonde Do you wear glasses? No Life is: Alright Do you daydream a lot?Sometimes What kind of student are you? B Do you read a newspaper daily?Usually What is the derivative of x2? Don’t know What is your ethnicity? Black What other languages can you speak? French Do you have a car? No Do you have a motorcycle? No Ever been to Paris? No Ever been to Miami? No Have any piercings? Yes Any tattoos? Yes Do you use Facebook or Twitter?No Do you normally start conversations with people or do you let them start conversations with you? I start the conversation How many times did you go out per week last year on average? 1-2 How many relationships have you been in? 0-3 About many times did you exercise per week last year? 0-1 How many hours of volunteer work did you do last year? 0-5 How many books did you read last year? 1-4
Music r&b, Jazz and cools Movies: Adventure, comedy, action Television: Opera
The Scammer’s Written Description Is:
I am single,honest,faithful,loving,caring,understanding and also i am very mush open and shy, also i am trust worthy and i am looking to meet someone just like my kind, someone who will have time for me just like i will do and someone to make me the happiest woman… i am looking for my missing rip
Her Message:
Hello
How are you doing..I am Hudaiya 32yrs, single with no kids am new to this site and would want to know more about yourself ,so do you mind sending me an email so we might instantly chat and share pictures so we can get to know more about each other thanks and the email is honestforlife2012@yahoo.com am online now
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