- Always ask where exactly in Africa

If they are blurry about details, sound to good to be true, and claim all sorts of amazing talents all at once. Type "Goodbye".

If the grammar is poor and you notice misspelling constantly to the point where you are confused on what the heck they are saying, chances are you are talking to a Nigerian Scammer.

If they talk to comfortable right away with you calling you honey or luv, chances are its a Nigerian Theif.

Heck if they want you to send money anywhere to africa dont take that chances, its a lowlife opp. to snatch your hard earned dough.

Never SEND MONEY TO PEOPLE YOU MEET ONLINE, ITS VERY DUMB AND CAN COST YOU EVERYTHING.

If you follow the steps above like I have, you will catch them everytime and spare yourself the awfull pain of losing not only HOPE but MONEY ON TOP OF IT!!

Look for the warning signs and always research the person you meet online. I found a scam artist named a.k.a. Jenny Moyes but simply right off the bat TYPING IN THE NAME IN GOOGLE.

The scammer will attempt to bring trust into the issue and try to make you feel guilty about denying them. BRUSH THAT ASIDE AND GO FOR WHAT U KNOW IS SAFE!!!

We as American need to protect our lives and kindness from these pathetic scoundrels, read my list above and always USE IT, I cant stand hearing stories about sweet lonely people get takin from the heart and pocket,

LETS DEFEAT THEM WITH OUT INTELLIGENT MIND

Best Wishes to all of you.