Reports :

Like the other lady, he contacted me from Millionaire Match. He said he was retiring. He said he was born in Spain, and then in Illinois. He had an accent, which was not Spanish. Further, I asked him what languages he spoke. He said English only, but there were several grammatical errors in his many overly sweet emails. These emails were so long and sickly sweet that it could never have been written by a real person. Who commits to being with someone after a couple of emails? And he had the widow story. Wife died from cancer and has 2 children, one 18 at UBC, and one in medical school in Ontario. The story was that he lived in Malibu in a house that he bought 16 years ago for $1.1 million,, He called and texted me throughout the day. Sent poetry, etc. Always saying that he was finishing up one big contract and then moving to be close to me After one week! Shocking and despicable. When he asks for money for some kind of emergency. Don't fall for it. This is not his picture. I'm sure he stole someone else's picture.

This person tried to scam me out of money based on a gold purchase in Ghana. Very elaborate scam process, pictures, phone numbers addresses. The address he gave me was the address of a woman he is also scamming. says he is a widower of 3 years, only in country for 6 years. Says he was born in Naples, FL but lived in Naples Italy. very upfront with information...but he is a scammer. I sent a card to the address he gave me, the woman at the address (not his) sent me a note and she had been talking to him for a year.