Do tell more - I've got some convos with her and was planning to try and see her next week.
If you do, you can always ask her how she intends to repay the £700 I loaned her.lol.
In all seriousness, I think she is very clever, and very convincing, and very coniving.
It's possible that if you met her in a hotel she might possibly exist and won't actually rob you in person.
Don't pay any deposit whatsoever
And I would be interested in hearing your experience
She had a whole trail of fake WhatsApps and bank screenshot to support her story, some of which is possibly genuine.
But then she started getting a friend to contact me, maybe to scam me as well, but I was able to prove she was connected to Emma (real name by the way) and I also spoke to her on the phone a few times.
She went utterly ballistic eventually, but still is insisting that she really does want to meet.
I'm just considering the lost cash my charitable donation for the year. Hopefully she did actually need it.
Shame, it would have been more lucrative all round if she just actually met.