Women beware! This is one smooth operator! It took me six weeks to realize I was being scammed. He claims to be from Sweden originally (?), is always out of the country on engineering/construction business. He will send proof of contracts as a "first show of trust" and proof of booked flights home to you. All along things begin to go wrong for him: a tragic office fire and the cost of paying for damages in a foreign land, the unexplainable confiscation of his rented tools he needs to finish the project, sickness from all the stress and medical bills. He will need your help to get him through his nightmare so he can come home to you, my darling. He feeds you a steady story of tragically deceased parents, wife who cheated on him with best friend, and his desire to find that last love he can grow old with. It turns out that you are the love of his life and he can't believe how God has brought you together through the internet. He will send you out looking for a home for the two of you when he comes home to you. He will use whatever information you provide to make you fall madly in love with him... Really! He is always asking for more information but unable to answer a direct question from you. It was brainwashing and effective up to the point of the second request for a money transfer. The money was to go into the very same off shore account that it had the first time even though it was for a different debt... Well, duh! Even after I called him on it, he still texted the next morning with his usual innocent "good morning, love... Please talk to me." You can find him on Facebook pretending to work for yet another international construction firm. This guy is a criminal and very dangerous to any woman who seeks a relationship through internet dating sites.
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