Is This Handsome Man An Over 50’s Liar and Schemer?
Lisa Copeland
Lisa Copeland | Renowned Love Coach & Dating Expert Author of "The Winning Dating Formula For Women Over 50" I Featured in The Huffington Post, USA Today, and on Dr. Phil. Let's unlock your love life potential together!
This past week, I heard yet another story of a woman connecting with a scammer on a legitimate dating site.
These men are con artists who will find a way to touch your heart and your pocketbook without a second thought.
I don’t want to scare you and cause you to stop going online.
There are plenty of good men out there for you to date.
But there are certain clues you need to be aware of that will tip you off to potential scammers.
Clue #1 . . . How Your Profile Gives You Away
Don’t mention your income or where you work.
You can say you’re a nurse or an executive but don’t mention where or how much you make.
Be aware of sounding needy and lonely in your profile.
It makes you perfect prey for scammers looking to hook you into their scam.
Read the whole blog for more clues, why men become scammers and how to protect yourself HERE.
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5yVery wise advice. As a interpersonal com professor, I've heard many stories of women I thought were very smart pulled into this! I know a relative of a friend who finds entertainment telling women in other countries he's a lottery winner and alluding that he's their potential savior, all a joke to him. Such a sad world people can find it funny and lucrative to be a scammer.