7 Simple Ways to Spot Scammers Online | Dating Advice for Women by Mat Boggs

Mat Boggs shares dating advice for women and 7 simple ways you can spot an online scammer

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As a sought-after dating and relationship coach for women and international speaker, Mat Boggs has helped thousands of women understand men, improve their relationships, and attract the relationship they want.

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[Larryscelebrities]

Number one rule is to 'never' send money to anyone you have never met physically before.
No matter the reason.

[jasonrich]

I think it’s more like 99% scammers and 1% genuine people. It’s become so horrible it’s not worth even trying anymore.

[maureen-hippiemama]

I just let a scammer go TODAY!! I am in a very vulnerable spot right now and while not even looking for someone, I was approached on another social media sight. I hate to admit it, but I haven't been spoken to this kindly in many years. Easy to feel flattered. The photo's of this man were my type and he was even smarter, he supposedly has a son. Pictures of him and his son 7 years ago and now. His wife passed of cancer 4 years ago. Everything seemed beautiful. Then he needed money until he got paid from a job on an oil field he was on for 6 months in Australia. Hurts a lot to have felt cared for and you know it's a scam so have to say good bye. Do not judge anyone for falling for this, because at times in our lives when we feel so alone, it's easy to want to be loved!! Human nature!!

[FrankkAlbert]

I am in awe of *GLOBAL TRACE ASSETS* because of your constant dedication to exposing and exposing web scams. As we see your attempts from the bustling streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina, we find that they serve as a source of tremendous motivation for us. It's hard for me to comprehend how callous these people can be in their pursuit of rapid wealth.

[stevengreene]

You're out-of-the-box thinking and distinct perspective transformed an otherwise mediocre presentation into an excellent one. You did an excellent job identifying errors and preventing us from squandering time and going down the incorrect path. Your attention to detail truly separates you from the competition. Excellent work *GlobaltraceAssets*, Your excellent labor has yielded tangible, beneficial outcomes for me. You are a formidable opponent.

[rosarycottage]

Frankly I've never had one positive experience with meeting people online. You might say that the scammers are a very small minority but I beg to differ with you. In truth it's the other way around. Meeting people online is far too risky and I'd rather meet someone in the conventional way or stay alone than subject myself to more of the liars and con artists I've already encountered while experimenting with the online dating. Never again.

[sierrajade]

I was on a dating site, and I always told them "I'm a cross country semi driver" I can go to any part of this country and meet you in person. After that they would always stop talking with me.

[emilythompson]

I have had 67 different scammers contacts in less than a year. If I had it to do over I would never put my year of birth on Facebook as they see I’m 74 and think I’m ripe for the picking. My answer to them every time is “I’m old but I’m not stupid”. Once you learn the script, you can easily spot them.

[elenapowell]

Matthew, I agree with everything you say in your video & it is good advice. But I disagree with your statistics, for those of us in the 55+ age range the percentage of scammers is around 50%. I've tried multiple dating sites (Match, Silver singles, Mature dating, OK Cupid, POF, etc.) and unfortunately there are many scammers on each of those sites. Ladies beware, don't let your guard down

[cheriann]

I was just catfished on a dating app. Glad it only took me four days to figure out. He said he was US Army, but the man in a picture he sent was wearing a British Naval uniform. I did an image search and found it was a stolen picture. I'll be doing image searches from now on.

[avgwhitegurl]

Don't give anyone money that's all!!

[shirlainewilliams]

more people need to know this ..why do we fall for this ??? never give money to a stranger, even if they are dying

[corycox]

I agree with the comment posted below - they’re often “widowers” or in the military, or they’re doctors doing charitable works overseas. But almost always the first thing they want you to do is to go off-platform. I’ve learned if I tell them I’m not comfortable going off platform and they push back, then they’re either a scammer or they are someone who doesn’t respect boundaries which gets them blocked either way. I have also noted if you carefully read their profile and then read the exchanges they have with you, you’ll sometimes find that the later exchanges seem to come from a person who does not speak English as a first language, or they have significant difficulty with grammar and syntax. When the two comparative writing styles don’t align, I’m suspicious.

[antiquelady]

Thank you, Mat. These things seem obvious when the heart isn't involved, but emotions sometimes cause temporary blindness so it's good to have these things spelled out ahead of time.

[krizziefernando]

Exactly, they will attack your emotion. Tell you all that you wanted to hear till u give him your trust..

[frankborderieux]

For me I use a good trick to show that I am real to someone online and you can ask them to do the same that is: to ask them to tell you a WORD OR WORDS then you write those words on anything and you take a fresh selfy picture of you with the words (they freshly told you to jot down right now) on say a piece of paper and then they can know it’s you and vice verse tell them to take a new fresh picture of themselves and to write down on a paper words you pick out of the blue. Then if you wanna go deeper tell them where to hold the paper with the words on it like over their forehead below their waist etc. that’s how I become less suspicious whether someone is real or is a fake trying to scam me

[mindymaniego]

Its good to put your guard up when someone message you online even if you have a mutual friend.

[carmenpereira]

Thank you Mathew, I have been scammed once and I was online and all I attracted was scammers and blocked them. I only met one genuine person in a period of 3months. I already know how they operate. They either widows with a child or the wife dies of cancer or in an accident. They never call you and they want you to be exclusive without going on a date or meet in person. I learned a lot from that, now I'm a bit weary of dating online. Great advise for woman and men to.

[timothywalker]

I have had alot of experience with scammers unfortunately over the past 4 years. 1 sign that hits me right away is that they call you dear alot. They ask about your health. And as mentioned in the video, they ask about your job.the it's your finances. I have had one ask what bank I used. Who my telephone and broadband provider is. They all seem to have had a partner or parents die in an accident .

[laurabrookstone]

Dude...you have it backwards. It's 10% real people, 90% fakes