THE PINK LADY AGAINST SCAMMERS

Why do you think bonehead?  I never give out my real number.  DUH!!!!!!!!!!!! This is a guy from Plenty of Fish (POF).  He sent me a message first and then the dance began.  Unfortunately I didn't think quick enough to screen shot the conversation from the POF messages but there really wasn't anything there.  When they block you, you messages disappear.  But I did screen shot his profile, so if you are on POF and see him, he's a scammer.   And here is the short conversation.  What a bonehead. NEVER SEND MONEY TO SOMEONE YOU DON'T KNOW!

I'll just tell you right now this is one of the most boring conversations and it wasn't going anywhere.  So I threw in the pictures from the reversee app.  Plus some pictures used by another dude previously.  The breakup at the end was good.  Typical.  But boys these guys cuss.  LOL!!! Don't say I didn't warn you that it was a boring conversation.  :)

Yep, he must have gotten me mixed up with his other babes he's trying to scam.  But he has a potty mouth.  Read on. And of course he blocked me.  Poor me.  NOT!!!  LOL!!!! NEVER SEND MONEY TO SOMEONE YOU DON'T KNOW!!

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