Chuck M.

I have been communicating with a woman for a number of months on this site. I had originally contacted her on another site and had conversation with her there. I attempted to remind her that we had spoken elsewhere and she had NO idea as to who I was. First suspicious occurrence... The other night I decided to video chat this lady. I brought her into chat and began to suspect that I was watching canned video being looped. I am a computer forensics specialist. I began to record the session to satisfy my own curiosity. After recording over 5 minutes of video, I began to ask her to wave to me. She would say "did you see"? She had done nothing and the loop continued. I asked her to stand up. Same response, "did you see"? Again the loop continued. There was a wave and blown kiss in the loop, but whomever was playing the video back didn't have an index of where she moved differently and about 2 minutes after I asked, she waved and blew a kiss. I did not ask for a kiss. When I brought the suspected fraud to her attention, she began to make excuses about a bad connection, her camera malfunctioning, etc. A normal response would have been nice, but she defended the site. Once I began playback on my recorded video, it was obvious this video was NOT LIVE. It was a continuous loop. You could easily recognize where the loop began and ended. So, gentleman, don't even trust the so-called LIVE VIDEO from this site. It's all a scam and a very expensive scam at that. I find it criminal, yet because they are foreign, I cannot get any law enforcement agency involved. You will find a photo of the woman using the canned video attached to this letter. Her name is Margarita Suranovich. On the sites she appears as Rita. She definintely appears on a number of different Ukrainian dating sites that are all under the same umbrella, same ownership. If I were inclined to spend the time and money I could find at least 25 more appearing on multiple sites.