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Senior Singles BewareSuzanne McCarroll of CBS4 broke a story recently about how Denver officials are warning senior citizens to be on the alert for scam artists online, Officials Warn Against Elderly Online Dating Scam . It told of a woman (Debbie Fedde) who turned to an online dating site to find a new love after her husband died. She soon found a man who had a lot in common with her. So she thought. As it turns out, he was trying to take her to the cleaners. The man that Ms. Fedde fell in love with was really after her money. He made up some tall tales about his identity and where he lived. He told her that he was working in Nigeria, even though he was calling from Vermont. He told her that his room was broken into and his briefcase and wallet were missing and asked her to send money. In addition, he promised to take her on trips once she did. Amy Nofziger, of AARP, states that other scams have involved money. Often, scammers will say that they are working out of the country and that they need U.S. dollars quickly. Officials stated that online loves with money attached are often scams and that daters should always be wary and use common sense. Don't let emotions talk you into something that will get you burned. What about the money Ms. Fedde was about to send, you say? She didn't send it. Wisely, she gave up on her rude Romeo. Our website has lots of information to assist you in finding a mate. Please visit us to read articles about dating and testimonials. Posted by eDatingCentral.com Aug 6, 2006 6:00 pm Related Online Dating News Articles:
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