I was scammed in Ottawa

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FunkWizard

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tl;dr Was scammed and lost $250. My fault for ignoring "the signs".

What happened:

An ad was posted today and I wanted her so bad so I started a messaged her on Snapchat. She lived within walking distance of me and this was perfect as I couldn't drive. She shared her location on Snapchat so I could actually see where she was in real time. I was already sketched out so I asked for some proof of her. She sent me a snap saying "I am real [my name]". So evidently this was a well orchestrated scam, at least to someone who hasn't been scammed before.

The signs:
  1. She was very responsive. Perhaps too responsive.
  2. She requested payment in advance because she didn't feel "safe" if I came in without a way for her to identify me. She would NOT accept cash.
  3. She directed me to a house in a family neighborhood - there was nobody home.
  4. She wouldn't come outside to greet me before the transfer.
  5. She deleted the video of her saying my name after receiving payment.
  6. Pictures of her on her ad were fake. A simple Google Image reverse search would have proved that.

The ad:



Conclusion

Being scammed and losing money sucks. I'm just glad it was only $250. Learn from my mistakes, I sure have!
 
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Kobelino

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Sure its hindsite now, and when a little head talking, big one dont have a chance.

As a rule, dont send deposit, is a fare one to keep.

You can see it this way, you got phone session for 250.
 
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Frank Gravey

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Thanks for sharing. I had to put myself out there coming up a year ago with my own account of Little Brain taking over the agenda. It was priceless - hook, line and sinker all. But I figured it's the one way to help others learn. Go forth carefully.
 
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kitaro

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Sorry for hearing this. So bad it happened on you.

But i have to admit, you made a very low end mistake. You learned a lesson but with a high cost which could be avoid.
 
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MP12345678

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Funk - lesson learned but I must say, the girl in the pictures the scammers used is HOT, you have good taste.
 
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laidbackdude

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I’ve only a deposit or sometimes full amount ahead of time to girls I knew, regulars with good reputations, and even then I didn’t get service for money. Regulars who ask for $ for future services are generally broke and will forget your payment or deposit in no time. If it’s not an outright scam like in this case, then consider it a gift.
 
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jalimon

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Shit happens. But hey if it can comfort you we all get scam by ottawa once a year when tax are dues ;)
 
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Capital Amatuer

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It's been said before, many, many times...never ever e-transfer funds unless it's a trusted companion. Even then it can go south. Recall Racing Ass's meltdown and how she ended her career this way. Don't be fooled by how nice they are, how quickly they respond and how agreeable they are to services - it's part of the scam.
If you can afford to lose the e-transfer, roll the dice and be happy.
 
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Mr.Elrond

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Two big clues for me in that ad. She says she does anal and Bbbj. Plus the booking advance. They never say they do anal right away and the cash advance is ok if it's really a known lady.
 
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