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ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1

I'm going to write a book called "Gullible's Travels" and sell it to OP.

I'll even sell it at a dirt-cheap giveaway price of only $100 per letter or he can bulk buy at $10,000 per page (plus $1m P&P).
When he's finished paying for it, I'll throw in the bridge as a bonus freebie

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ORIGINAL: ilovestarbucks

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ORIGINAL: crumpets

I'm shocked. How could this possibly have happened to you?

It's unfair. It's criminal. It's downright deceitful.
Worse yet, she was young, beautiful, hot, and dominant too.
Damn.

I feel for ya, man. I really do.
It's not your fault.
She was a clever one.

Don't feel too bad about it though - she was probably too clever for most of us.
It's a good thing you posted this warning, so I'll be on the lookout for sure.
Otherwise, she might have likely snowed me even sooner than she did you.

Damn those clever Dommes.
Young, hot, AND beautiful!
They'll get me every time - unless someone - like you - takes the time to warn the rest of us.

Before you warned me, I probably would have paid the $300 PLUS the $100, before I realized she was a scam.
So, consider yourself lucky that you're one of the smarter ones, who didn't fall for it hook line and sinker.

Damn those clever Dommes.

THANK YOU! Finally someone understands what I'm going through. I thought I was talking to deaf ears. Hopefully people will read my post and not fall to these scam artists!

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ORIGINAL: peppermint

People in the US lose $50,000,000 a year in romance scams. You added your $100 to the pot. Looking at the big picture you really got away cheaply.

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ORIGINAL: freedomdwarf1

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ORIGINAL: ilovestarbucks

...don't transfer any money into any one's google wallet until you get voice verification.

Voice verification will save people from getting ripped off???



I've known men who could sound like a woman, women who sounded like men when talking over the phone, and even if voice verification "proved" to you that she's female...merely having a vagina doesn't prove that someone is honest.

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ORIGINAL: angelikaJ

To the OP,


I am not sure if you had ever bothered to read the link that is at the top of every email you receive here at CS.
http://www.collarspace.com/personals/scammers.htm
It is right below the warning that clearly states:
DO NOT SEND MONEY TO OTHER USERS FOR ANY REASON!

What was it about their messages that made you feel compelled to throw caution to the wind and choose to ignore the warning each of the times you were scammed.

It would honestly be a much better lesson for other men who might be tempted to also choose to ignore the warning if you were willing to discuss that, rather than how you presented it.

What was it about you, and what was it about them that facilitated your choice to ignore the warning multiple times?

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I'll even sell it at a dirt-cheap giveaway price of only $100 per letter

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ORIGINAL: ilovestarbucks

I just wanted to add that the way she talked in her emails were so convincing. Someone in this post said 100's fall prey to the same thing I did. They just know what to say and how to do it.

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ORIGINAL: stef

For $500, I can share my foolproof method for not getting scammed ever again.

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ORIGINAL: ilovestarbucks

I've been financially ripped off by several Dominant woman. Not too long ago I had a different profile on this site. I began corresponding with a young, beautiful and hot Dominant woman. She wanted $300 an hour and $100 pre-pay into her google wallet before we met.

So I transferred $100 into her google wallet and went to the Starbucks at 1:00pm. She never showed up! And then her profile was gone! Can you believe that! I just want to tell people to read the red warning sign and don't transfer any money into any one's google wallet until you get voice verification.

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ORIGINAL: ilovestarbucks

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ORIGINAL: angelikaJ

To the OP,


I am not sure if you had ever bothered to read the link that is at the top of every email you receive here at CS.
http://www.collarspace.com/personals/scammers.htm
It is right below the warning that clearly states:
DO NOT SEND MONEY TO OTHER USERS FOR ANY REASON!

What was it about their messages that made you feel compelled to throw caution to the wind and choose to ignore the warning each of the times you were scammed.

It would honestly be a much better lesson for other men who might be tempted to also choose to ignore the warning if you were willing to discuss that, rather than how you presented it.

What was it about you, and what was it about them that facilitated your choice to ignore the warning multiple times?

Well, first off, the ad from this site, she was young and hot. I mean she was drop dead gorgeous. She sincerely wanted me to be her "bottom bitch" and talked about all the wonderful things she was going to do to me. She said she lived close by and after our meeting from Starbucks we will go straight to her apartment. She said her girlfriend might join us too. I believed her. I don't know what else to say.

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I just wanted to add that the way she talked in her emails were so convincing. Someone in this post said 100's fall prey to the same thing I did. They just know what to say and how to do it.

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ORIGINAL: TieMeInKnottss

It sucks that people take advantage of people. At least you are not bitter and..honestly, while you should know better (you know "all that glitters is not gold", "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is") I feel like the people who take advantage of others are the ones who should be embarrassed. You learned your lesson and hopefully you will know to be wary of any ad/profile that is "too perfect"