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SCAMMER: Richly Mensah luvrichly1@yahoo.com luvrichly@gmail.com
A Richly Scammer
A Love Scope! Give Me A Break!
This Romance Website Scammer Is:
Richly Mensah
luvrichly1@yahoo.com
luvrichly@gmail.com
The Scammer’s Details Are:
I’m interested in a life-long relationship Age: 36 Gender: Female Orientation: Heterosexual Country: United States Location: New York, NY Height: 5 ft. 7 in. Body Type: Athletic Ethnicity: Black / African descent Hair Color: Black hair Eye Color: Brown Religion: Christian – Other Astrological sign: Capricorn Languages spoken: English, French, German Level of Education: Some college Occupation: Student Income: I’ll tell you later Smoking: Don’t smoke & can’t be around smokers Drinking: Drink Socially / Occasionally Relationship Status: Never Married Have Children: No Want Children: Yes Looking to meet a: Male Age: 50 to 60 Relationship Desired: I’ll tell you later
The Scammer’s Written Description Is:
I’m very sensitive person but I can be different. I’m charming, temperamental and sexual. I like to gift smiles and a good mood to everybody I meet. I like this life and I get joy every minute. I give everybody rays of sunshine and I want to gift one ray to you. I’m romantic girl and want to find a man with the same intentions ….. Am looking for my soul mate, someone who is exciting and adventurous, has great sense of humor and enjoys making me laugh. someone who is so glad to share, so glad to help and give,someone who i can share my thoughts with and who will makes me feel special and brings out the best in me Someone who tries to understand me even when they haven“t got a clue. Someone that would be ready to give so much of herself and can do anything, go anywhere, and sacrifice anything she has for sake of LOVE. I want the kind of relationship that could leads to marriage
Her Message:
Dating Site Message:
Hello, my name is Richly and am highly pleased to crave your
indulgence to break an ice of communication with you to see if we
can get acquainted with each other and see if we are compatible as
well. drop me a message if you will love to get to know me. Looking
forward with much anticipation.I would be happy if you will take
the chance to respond to my personal mail so that I can send you
some pictures and also tell you more about me. Email Me Or Add Me(
luvrichly1@yahoo.cm ) ( luvrichly@gmail.com ) Yes I think so but I
just want to let you know where i come from.. I live in Ghana and I
hope that it’s wouldn’t bother you at all or it would hurt you to
hate me.?[nope, won’t hurt me at all!]
Email Message:
Hello,
It’s gives me a great-delight to send you my picture‘s and i hope that you will Love them as matter of fact am very much impressed and it fascinated me so dearly, intrigued me and i enjoy reading it. i will love us to get to know each other , build a relationship, explore each other ideal and beliefs and love scope. if you share my idea send me a mail so that we can correspond with each other.
thanks and i will be looking forward to your responds soon
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