Parisha: Dream Connection
May 13, 2025
Hey! I stumbled across your profile on a travel forum, and I just had to reach out. I’m Parisha, a freelance photographer living in Paris. Your vibe is so refreshing! 🌟 Wanna chat?
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Hi Parisha! That’s so sweet of you to say. Photography in Paris sounds amazing! What kind of work do you do? 😄 AnTkGuRu
Parisha That’s so sweet of you to say +
I capture moments—weddings, cityscapes, you name it. But honestly, I’m craving a real connection. You seem like someone who gets it. Can we switch to a private app? Feels cozier. 😌
Your work sounds beautiful! I’m fine here for now. How about a video call to chat face-to-face? I’d love to hear about Paris! 🎥 AnTkGuRu
Oh, I’d love that, but my camera’s acting up, and the time zones are tricky. I already feel so close to you, like we’re meant to be friends… or more. 💕 What do you think?
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😅 That’s sweet, but we’re just getting to know each other. Can you share more about yourself? Like, where in Paris are you? Maybe we can meet if I visit someday! AnTkGuRu
I’m near Montmartre, but I travel a lot. You’re so special to me already. Actually, I’m in a bit of a jam—my gear got stolen, and I need €300 to replace it for a gig. Can you help me out? I’ll pay you back with interest! 🥺
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I’m so sorry about your gear, but I can’t send money to someone I haven’t met. Maybe we can video chat to talk it over? Or I can help you find local resources. AnTkGuRu
Note: Romance scams are sophisticated traps where scammers craft compelling personas, often using stolen photos or fabricated stories, to exploit trust. Red flags include rapid emotional escalation, excuses to avoid video calls or meetings, and urgent financial requests. Always verify identities through secure platforms or in-person interactions, and never send money to unverified individuals.
Pro tip: Ask specific, verifiable questions like: Can you share a recent photo from your location? What’s the name of your photography business? Why not use insurance or crowdfunding for emergencies?
May 14, 2025
I thought you trusted me! 😢 This gig is my lifeline, and €300 is nothing for you. I’ll send you pics of my work to prove I’m real. Please help!
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Pics can be faked, and this feels too rushed. I’ve heard of scams like this—people pretending to be in love or trouble. I need to see you on a call or meet in person first. AnTkGuRu
Parisha Pics can be faked, and this feels too rushed +
You’re hurting me! I’m not a scammer. Send the money, and I’ll visit you next month to prove my feelings. 💔
I’m sorry, but I’m not sending money. This doesn’t add up. I’m reporting your profile to the platform and blocking this number. AnTkGuRu
You’ll regret this! I was real, and you lost someone who cared. Good luck! 😡
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🛑 I’ve reported you. Real people don’t push for money like this. Goodbye. AnTkGuRu
FAQ: What makes romance scams so dangerous?
- They exploit emotional vulnerabilities with tailored stories.
- Scammers often use stolen identities, making them hard to trace.
- Financial losses can escalate quickly, with some victims losing thousands.
Did the user handle this well?
- Absolutely, by insisting on verification, recognizing red flags, and reporting the scam, they protected themselves.
How would you respond to such a request?
Pro Tip: Use reverse image search to check profile photos, and report suspicious accounts to platforms like dating apps or social media.
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