Author Topic: Sara (Hot Brazilian girl) - Weston Super Mare. Payment in advance SCAM  (Read 1623 times)

Offline John.hot

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She/he asking for half payment to make the booking and the other half when you are outside the building for flat number :wackogirl:

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did you actually make a booking with her?

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did you actually make a booking with her?
Yes I paid half for the 15 min booking as seemed  like scam and then asked for other half at the address  :dash:
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Getting clever these scamming bastards

Only image search program which found her was PimEyes, which shows her (but different photos) as being on Onlyfans

the search results are at External Link/Members Only
she's got a fairly distinctive face, the recognition software got her

Offline squigmcdig

Sorry you had a bad experience.

Been there done that, now cash only, aside from not getting scammed there are very few ways to anonymously send money these days so privacy is also an issue.

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Yes I paid half for the 15 min booking as seemed  like scam and then asked for other half at the address  :dash:


How did you make the payment, bank to bank, or was it a Western Union type of transaction?

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How did you make the payment, bank to bank, or was it a Western Union type of transaction?
Bank to bank

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Bank to bank

So you have her name and bank details.

I'm waiting for the day someone trys to recover their funds from the bank saying you paid for services not received, and see what they say.

They could do a chargeback if you apply quickly enough.

The receiving bank might be interested in knowing the account is being used to defraud people as well, especially as you can prove it.




Offline Colston36

So you have her name and bank details.

I'm waiting for the day someone trys to recover their funds from the bank saying you paid for services not received, and see what they say.

They could do a chargeback if you apply quickly enough.

The receiving bank might be interested in knowing the account is being used to defraud people as well, especially as you can prove it.

Sound advice. But once again the golden rule: never, never pay so much as a penny in advance.

Offline John.hot

So you have her name and bank details.

I'm waiting for the day someone trys to recover their funds from the bank saying you paid for services not received, and see what they say.

They could do a chargeback if you apply quickly enough.

The receiving bank might be interested in knowing the account is being used to defraud people as well, especially as you can prove it.
The name was not matching,so just a random name given :dash:

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The name was not matching,so just a random name given :dash:

surely that was a BIG red flag??

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surely that was a BIG red flag??
Is happening when men don’t judge with the head between their shoulders :dash:

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The name was not matching,so just a random name given :dash:

And you still went ahead and made the transfer?

Anyway you have their account number so the recipient can be traced by the receiving bank.

If anything it strengthens your case for a chargeback, where you can say you were misinformed or mislead to make the transfer.