[ConservativeStatement]

"...and that I had fallen for a Nigerian fraud."

Many in the US have fallen for a Kenyan fraud.

[Paladin2]

Some blondes are apparently not that bright.

[yldstrk]

these women are so stupid, the minute the “man” mentions you paying is the second you cut him off, hello. Rule number 1: Men don’t ask women for money or directions. If they ask you, run.

[Opinionated Blowhard]

I hate to sound callous, but this is another fool departed from her money. I don’t care how “sweet” this guy sounded, anyone who sends thousands of dollars to someone who he or she only knows from the internet is stupid.

[txrefugee]

A medium to bring together men who lie about everything to get into a woman’s panties, and women who lie about everything to get into a man’s wallet. What could possibly go wrong?

[Gay State Conservative]

*Any* civilized person should be very,*very* wary of people they've met online.Case in point....a few years back there was a big story in the Boston area about a world famous Harvard Medical School professor (that part was true) who wound up murdering his wife.Stabbed her a dozen or more times.Testimony from several of his wife's friends proved that a few days before her death she discovered that he was “dating” through “swinger” websites and she told her friends that she was gonna divorce him (a reasonable decision surely).

[Democrat_media]

these Nigerian creeps spend all their time trying to scam other people in other countries out of their money.

[OrangeHoof]

The hidden clue was that the young woman was 37, which tells me the baby clock is ticking really hard and the hormones were making the decisions. I doubt she looks anything like the two models in the photo. It’s equal-opportunity fraud. Sorry she got scammed. She didn’t deserve it but where were her friends to talk some sense into her?