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I sent $100 to a Ms. Deborah Morgan in August of this year for food.
I borrowed from Moneytree and was told that there would be a 15% interest charge. She and I had been corresponding at the time, and I thought we were building a solid friendship. She told me she was new in California, had a six year old son, and needed the money to buy food.

On october 1, I sent her another $140 for food and supposedly to pay on the internet bill as it had apparently been disconnected and she was corresponding with me from the local library.

Deborah is supposed to be coming to spokane on October 15. After I sent her the $140, she asked for another $150 again for food for her son William, and her roommate Angel. I told her no.

I believe I have been victim of a romance scam. Anything you can do to assist me would be greatly appreciated. I am a disabled person and living on Supplemental Security Income.

Yours very truly,

Gary Remington

P.S. I should mention that I met her through Videodateonline, which now, as far as I am concerned, is a haven for scammers.

Company: Videodateonline.com
Country: USA

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