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sites with the intention of scamming their online boyfriend. Once they have your
attention, they will start asking for money for emergency medical bills, etc.
Victims of these particular kind of Filipina scammers loose in two ways. They are
wasting money on someone who has no intention of doing anything other than
ripping them off. To make matters worse, they aren’t aware that they are
chatting with a prostitute. She isn’t the kind of girl you would bring home to
mom.
How do avoid this scam? The same way you avoid all other varieties of Filipina
scammers. I would recommend you start with a god dating site like Christian
Filipina who does a better job in screening their members. From there you have
to be careful and follow the advice below. Move slowly, chat often (with video)
and never give money to someone you have not met in person.
Step 1. Choose a good website like Christian Filipina
Step 2. Watch for scammers – The bottom line is that park of your
task will be to weed out those who are misrepresenting themselves. It is not that
hard to do. First do a social media background check She should give you her
Facebook information – every Filipina has a Facebook account, if they say they
don’t, forget her. Do an image search The website Tineye is a great search
engine you can use to find out if the Filipina you want to meet is using a genuine
picture. Use video chat Services like Skype are good for a couple of reasons.
You will be able to see her and verify that she is the women that looks like in her
profile picture. I have found that it’s much easier to get a sense of chemistry
when you are actually talking instead of typing. Understand this Internet cafes
with webcams are now widely available in the Philippines. If she refuses to do a
video chat I can promise you she is a scammer. It’s one thing if she is
occasionally unable to do a video chat but do not trust her if she always makes
excuses not to be on camera. VERY IMPORTANT never, never, never give money
to someone you haven’t met in person! Don’t blame me or anyone else if you
ignore this rule and get ripped off. I have heard quite a few times of guys that
have started sending money to a girl only to discover that she was using him.
These are the nightmare stories that give Filipina dating a bad name. Women
who ask for money or start giving you “hints” about their desperate situations
are not worth the trouble. I would advise you to simply cut off communication if a
Filipina asks for money directly or indirectly. Check her name/email in other
social networking sites like Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, Google+, etc. I would
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