Reports :

This scammer has attempted the typcial visa/air fare scam. She works more slowly than some, writing many letters over time before getting around to asking for money. When she first asked for money, she sent a photo of her supposed visa. I happened to be away from my computer for a few days around that time, after which (having not heard from me) she claimed that she had borrowed the money necessary to pay for her flight to the U.S. But then once she claimed to be in Moscow ready to fly to the U.S., she wrote of an obviously fictitious anti-immigration committee that required her to show them $300 as a condition for travel to the U.S. Of course, she has not received and will not receive any money from me. One real give away is that her letters Moscow show some of the same IP address numbers as her letters supposedly written from work. The evidence suggests this scammer works from an agency where multiple computers are shared. She has sent a great many photos, some of which include her friend Nelli.One letter had a blurb inserted into by Nelli that was so exaggeratedly bad, grammatically speaking, that I couldn't stop laughing! She even sent a voice message on an mp3 file that was so obviously fake! It's just so pathetic!