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First name:
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Angela |
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Second name:
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Enoriode |
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Age:
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31 |
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Country:
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Benin |
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City:
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Cotonou |
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Address:
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- |
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Phone:
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E-mail:
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kissnhugangel@yahoo.com |
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On web site:
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adultfriendfinder.com |
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Children:
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No |
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Occupation:
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Other |
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06 Oct 2007 |
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| Reported by klaimjumper |
I know this person too |
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To start with, her alias names or accomplices are Biola Williams and Bello Afeez. These two are definitely real people. I spent six months working on this one. I have plenty of information on the "Angel of Benin" if anyone needs some answers.
"Angel", or "Angela", claims to have been born in a city near you---Nashville, Tennessee, in my case. Supposedly, Her father was French, and her mother was British. They travelled back and forth between Europe and the U.S. during her earliest years. Then when her father died in a car wreck, her mother took Angel to the Republic of Benin. Angel's mother worked for a charity organization, the IMAGE FOUNDATION, which helps poor and orphaned children. Angela began working for the organization as a teenager, and has been with them since. (But, keep in mind that NONE of this is true.) Angela wants to find the right man and come to America, and have children. She wants to become a fashion designer. Her mother had difficulty with her legs, following a motorcycle wreck a few years ago. Strangely though, her mother became sick, and then died in the hospital about a week later---BUT, then two weeks later, Angela and her mother were were "robbed by bandits", and her mother was shot, and put in the hospital AGAIN!!! And this where you're supposed to feel sorry for her poor mother, who got shot only two weeks AFTER dying of some horrible sickness! I thought it was illegal to be out walking around after you die....And that is how "Angela" finally nailed herself. The End. :o)
Once Angela tried to get me to send money to her boss, Biola Williams, using Western Union, so that she could help win a fund raiser, so that she could get a promotion. Then she needed money to buy all the paperwork so that she could come to be with me---the "Man of her Dreams". She wanted me to send the money to her friend Bello Afeez.
Warning to anyone who may possibly be about to get scammed: If they show you a passport and/or a visa, make sure that all of it is typed, not hand-written. Hand-written passports have not been issued in Western African countries in over ten years. And if the scammer tries to also convince you that you need to send extra money, like an "economic guarantee", do not believe that either! An economic guarantee is a sum of money, which may be required of a person by a customs agent, to show that the person will have enough money to survive while visiting another country. 99.99999% of the time, this economic guarantee, or "BTU" is not required. There is the possibility that the money could be a requirement, but only if the passenger is so poor-looking that they are dressed in something like a burlap sack.
If you have any questions concerning this scammer, or if you have questions concerning how to uncover a dating scam, feel free to write to me
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