Showing posts with label Scams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scams. Show all posts

Monday, May 14, 2012

How Will A Filipino Girl Learn To Like You?

You will not find it that necessary to know how will a Filipino girl learn to like you unless you are you enamored by her beauty, charm, or wit. Well, you certainly are not alone. Men from different countries and all walks of life are just as interested in Filipino girls as you are. Filipinos do have that kind of charm that magnetizes men. Sometimes, all it takes is one look and you know there's nothing else you'd want more than make her learn to like you.
Well, Filipina girls are not hard to please, so don't feel intimidated. But it doesn't mean that getting a girl from the Philippines to like you is a walk in the park, either. You cannot be overconfident. Learning how to balance your actions is very critical.
The first step to getting a Filipino girl to like you is to be a gentleman. If you're not exactly the gentleman type of a guy, you must work on it to increase your chances of winning the heart of a Filipina. Feminism is now being given importance in the Philippines, and being a gentleman does not have to change that, all. Actually, to be a gentleman in these modern times does not mean rescuing a lady in distress or making the girl feel she needs you all the time to do stuff for her. To be a gentleman simply means being there with her, not necessarily, for her. To be a gentleman is not to go overboard with your actions to the point that they become insulting or even revolting to the opposite sex. It doesn't sound very easy now, does it? Well that makes the whole process of getting the Filpina to like you more challenging, more exciting.
You will increase your chances of a Filipina liking you when you show her in any way that you're thinking about her. An easy way to d this is by sending her text messages. Texting in the Philippines has become a favorite pastime. The girls actually look forward to their cellphones beeping, alerting them of an incoming message. Send her something that will put a smile on her face. You don't have to say a lot for as long as it is something that you really mean to tell her. But you wouldn't want to fill her inbox with text messages coming from you. Keep the excitement going by sending her messages in the morning, at midday and once at night time.
You may want to give her flowers, too, to let her know that you think of her as someone special. But keep in mind that not every Filipina loves to receive flowers, especially from virtual strangers. Determine first if the Filipina is the flower type sort of girl and find out what her favorite flower is before sending her a bouquet.
Be in your best behavior while being yourself at the same time. Don't change who you are. Just be yourself and show your best qualities. That is how will a Filipino girl learn to like you.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

On-line Dating Scams

Sadly enough, the Net, much like the 000 world, is filled with con artists, individuals and on-line dating scams who can stop at nothing to induce their hands on your arduous earned money.
The identical way you rise and go to work every day, these individuals arise every morning, sit down to their computers and weave fantastical tales designed to separate you from your wallet.
Ive seen it happen to plenty of men. They meet an exotic sounding woman online and pretty soon theyre forking over heaps of money, fixed in the thought of a Russian mail order bride.
Initial, she wants money for a sick relative or a shut friend in dire need. Then, she might use facilitate with fund for a visa and travel expenses. When shes finally ready to come to the States for a visit, the younger siblings that she cares for will need cash to remain afloat while shes having fun visiting you.
There are men out there each day who can listen to those lies, wire the money and then show up at the airport, expecting to work out these ladies that theyve developed relationships with.
And in fact, the women dont materialize. And usually times, she looks to fade from the internet as well. Suddenly, these poor guys are left with a trail of cold emails and hopes for what might have been.
Meanwhile, these women (or maybe very crafty men) are on to their next mark, leaving their past targets with a huge cash deficit or a mountain of debt and zilch to point out for it..
Im a huge advocate of online dating, but I hate to see anyone get sucked into a scam when all they really want to try to to is meet girls online.
So there are some rules of thumb to keep in mind.
When girls on dating sites start asking you for money, cut your losses and move on before your wallet feels the burn. Be wary of girls who claim to be overseas-especially countries like Russia and Africa.
Be cautious of women who claim to be super wealthy. Before you get your heart set on a millionaire match, assume about this: if you were loaded, would you go around telling complete strangers online regarding your money standing? There could be one thing fishy about a story like this.
Your best bet is to talk to ladies in your own city. Typically, even local classified sites like Craigslist and Myspace are sensible places to seek out girls in your own space for free. If the girls aren't being honest concerning where they live, you ought to be in a position to work it before things get too complicated.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Online Dating Scams

Online Dating SCAMS
Copyright (C) 2007 Elena Solomon, author of
12 Simple Rules

Before you even think about online dating, you must know about dating scams.

This is serious: if you get too deeply involved, a dating scam can significantly hurt not only your heart, but your finances, too.

Make sure you know how to protect yourself from fraud when using dating sites!

Internet personals, online introduction agencies and matchmaking sites allow anyone to join for free, and they usually do not screen their members. It means you never know who is behind this pretty photo: a real beautiful woman or a con artist who downloaded a photo of an unknown model from the Internet.

There are four types of online dating scams:

1. Prostitute scam;
2. Phone scam;
3. Travel scam;
4. Nigerian postal scam.

Let me tell you more about these scams.
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1. Prostitute scam

Prostitutes are straightforward: they place profiles on dating sites to solicit business. Such profiles are usually easily recognized by sleazy user names and steamy self-descriptions. They don't waste time letting you know what they are after.

2. Phone scam

This is the variation of the old phone scam: the person asks you to call them, and when you do, you get a bill in the mail for hundreds of dollars (1900 number).

3. Travel scam

The person resides overseas and asks you to help them with travel expenses to visit you.

4. Nigerian postal scam

The person pretends to be a relative of a diseased government official who asks for your help in a financial transaction.
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So, how can you protect yourself from being taken by Internet con artists using online personals to reach their victims?

Here is the simple guidance that will make your use of online dating sites safe and secure.

First, when you view a profile, look out for the things like a sleazy user name, especially if it's a woman: guys cannot stop thinking about sex 24/7 (and it's normal) - but women normally don't do it. Sincere women don't choose user names like "the_sweetest_sin", "ms_right_now" etc.

Second, read what the profile says: people milking others for money will say something vague that can fit anyone.

Third, look at the photos: gorgeous professional photos in combination with vague profile almost always mean trouble. People with beautiful photos receive LOTS of mail, so they become VERY selective and include many requirements in their profiles (especially women).

Basically, any woman who talks about loving sex and experimenting in bed is most likely not for real.

Any man who talks about being a millionaire isn't for real either.

It doesn't mean there are no women who love sex and experimenting in bed or millionaires on the site - they just DO NOT talk about that in their profiles.

And any person who does, is a liar.

Simple.

Another HUGE warning is overseas profiles. Often people would list their location as being local and when you start talking to them, they reveal they are from overseas (Niger.ia, Russia, etc).

Such profiles should be treated as potential scams - always.

If the location in the personal profile doesn't match what the person says about him/herself, my advice is to drop it altogether and don't waste your time.

If you decide to proceed, do it for entertainment purposes only and don't get emotionally attached.

What will happen, sooner or later you will get a money request in some form - they need money for a sick relative, they want to visit you and need money for tickets, etc - whatever the reason, there WILL be a money request.

When this happens, you can play along and have some fun, asking for instructions and promising to send them money - just don't actually SEND it.

If you do, there are two variants: they will disappear or ask for MORE money (hey, if you were so stupid to send it once, why not try again!) - and keep asking for more money until you stop sending it.

Don't even HOPE this is for real.
Because it's NOT.

You may want to believe it is, but better believe ME: I am a real person and you can ring me and have a chat with me. With those people, you can't.

So, who would you choose to believe: me, who tells you this is a scam - or them, who ask you for money (which you can NEVER recover)?

I work in online dating since 1999 - I KNOW.

Trust me on that.

Long distance + request for money = SCAM.

Forget any sweet stories you've heard in between - and any sweet pictures, too. Most likely, the pics are downloaded from the Net and belong to some model. (Hey, there were even scammers using MY OWN pictures! ;-))

Guys are more vulnerable to this one than girls: I have never heard about a woman who wired thousands of $ $ $ to some guy to come and visit her - but the Internet is PLASTERED with stories of men sending money to their non-existing female admirers.

How wonderful... this perfect female specimen cannot wait to get hold of your zip and provide you with the greatest pleasure you ever experienced!! OF COURSE she sincerely loves you and is different from any woman you met before (and probably a couple of generations younger than you as well).

C'mon mate: those perfect Playboy-type exemplars dying to try your new sheets exist only in the virtual reality of your correspondence.

They are as real as Santa Claus or Niger.ian millions. You know this one: you get a mail from a relative of a deceased top government official who begs your assistance in transferring large sums of money (stolen from the country's people obviously) - and easily promising to give you a few millions if you simply allow them to use your bank account. The people may list themselves as being from Nigeria, or any other African country.

This one is as clear as daylight, so if anyone starts talking about money transfers, honesty and trust, simply BLOCK them.

Remember the formula:

Long distance + request for money = SCAM.

I hope this article will help you protect yourself from dating scams and you will only meet honest, sincere and genuine singles from now on.

Happy hunting! :-))