Comments on: What You Should Always Know About Your Soldier

By: Mandy

Mandy — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 11:01:55 +0000

Carissa ,

It is a scam. His story does not make sense. Most of all, if he is real , he would give you his military e-mail. The soldiers who are proud of who they are and they are happy to give out their e-mail address to provide who they are.

Delete and block his e-mail address. Those people are sweet talkers, get out ASAP. It is no point wasting time on a non existing person. I have been scam for about a year and lost thousands of dollars. They have many reasons from special urgent needs, custom duty fee, injury that request special needs.

Even I thought I am smart still I lost lots of money on that guy. Just GET OUT ASAP.

By: Mandy

Mandy — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 10:48:42 +0000

Christine,

I am glad it is helpful and respond at the right time. Let him go and don’t look back, those people are professional , they make their living out of using decent people emotions. It is great that you have done with him. I wish I would cut my loss earlier, however, I look at it as a learning lesson to forgive myself as well. Do not send anyone money with Western Union, there is where most of scam start.

Wish you luck.

By: Christine Sembiring

Christine Sembiring — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 13:46:54 +0000

Thank You Stacey and Mandy-…
thanks for the information and advise I’m going to delete and block him
last time I spoke he was so insisted to help him out of the camp and send him money for the
leave process … it made me sick how sweet talk he can be.
well I’m thru and I’m telling my other single friends to be aware .
xoxo
Christine

By: Mandy

Mandy — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 13:04:34 +0000

Hi Christian,

It is 200 % for sure was a scam. Cut your loss short, delete all his e-mail, address and so on. If you can , also delete your own e-mail account. I have been there ,loss over thousand dollars. He is a professional person (which even not sure is a man or woman) . Get out ASAP before you lose more money and time on a non existing person. The longer you stay in the situation, the harder for you to get out. It would be a year long heart broken process. Treat the money as a learning lesson then run away from him.

By: Stacey

Stacey — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:49:28 +0000

This is a scam.

By: christine sembiring

christine sembiring — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:17:42 +0000

Hi- i really need advise ,input about my questions. I’ve been chatting with this military man who is stationed in karla ,Iraq. He is name is sgt. Tom Jaime Russel. We met from tagged website and then continue talking on yahoo messenger. Two weeks later, he was telling me to ask for phone request so we could talk anytime….and he gave me to check on this website: ts2 communication. I did pay for the phone access …i paid 315 usd through western union. Then few weeks later he asked me to write to his boss…Lt.Wilson Gates to request a leave form for him…..I did email his boss for the leave request. But then to my surprised the letter was telling me to pay some refundable money to process his leave from the camp. Can you tell me what this guy is asking a real military person or yea like i read all the testimonies on this page ….he’s one of the scammers??? what is AKO stand for..? thank you .

By: Mandy

Mandy — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 06:01:49 +0000

Truth, it is important for other women /men to be aware of those scam.

I have been scammed over thousands and most hurtful was the trust for a human being.

Be aware of what is out there, they are decent human being, however, they are lots of scam who are well trained in getting people money. Be aware of any money request to sent to “Western Union” as cash transaction, hard to track back.

Good luck for all and have a wonderful X’mas

By: Carissa

Carissa — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 23:57:05 +0000

I have been talking to a man for about 3 weeks who claims he is sargeant is US Army and is Afghanistan. He says he is really not supposed to contact outsiders for security reasons. The English that is typed is better than average, but once in awhile there are phrases that don’t really seem something an American would say. He says he was married for about 13 years, he came home to the states on leave, caught his wife with another man, now she lives with him in Spain. At first, he said his son was in a caretaker’s care in Brooklyn and in another note, his son was in Ghana. When I asked him which it was, he said his real son was in Brookly and his adopted son was in Ghana, who he is going to bring home when he gets to come home on December 18, but another time he said he was going to meet me on December 14, although he has not stated any plans or arrangements; it is now December 1. When I asked for his e-mail address for the military, he said his personal e-mail is at hotmail, what he had been emailing me from, but he did send a mailing address, so do you think this is a scam; I do and what should I do about this?

By: Mandy

Mandy — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 13:25:23 +0000

Dear Shana,

There was no one reply the e-mail during that time. In fact, I have been bought into his story. Within in few months have been scammed over thousand of dollars. For anyone out there if similar situation who is requested money sent to Western Union, it is very likely is a scam.

It was a learning lesson for me and I have paid huge price for it w. Just be aware !!!

By: Georgetta

Georgetta — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 03:23:13 +0000

Hi Lakevia, my husband just left for BCT a couple weeks ago. His MOS is military police as well. Only you would know whether or not your husband will cheat or not, although I doubt that he even has time to think about anything else other than missing you. I wouldn’t worry too much. If you two had a strong relationship before he left you should be fine!