1. Select "Search options",
2. In the drop-down menu choose "Letters search" option.
3. Type or copy/paste a phrase from suspicious letter.
4. Press "Go" button.

5. On "Search Results" page you'll see list of scam letters where exactly the same phrase was found. Searched phrase will be highlighted.

This function can be useful in checking questionable letters you receive from women on dating sites or from an unknown source.

Scammers make use of the same pre-written letters which are sent to different men. They can change photos, names, email addresses and other things. But rarely do they write an original or personalized letter. Your goal is to discover if you have been the target of scam artist. If you come across the same letters in our database, this is to tell you that you are dealing with a scammer. That's all you need to know.

Just copy and paste into the scam letters search field a phrase from the letter and search our database of letters from known scammers. For instance: you received the following letter:

You copy, paste and perform a search for the phrase "I would like to meet you face to face". In the search results you'll find all scammers that have written letters containing this phrase to men in the past.

If the phrase did not match any letters on our site, search using different phrase(s) or phrase(s) from another letter. It is recommended to select phrases from the first letters you receive. They are usually generalized and the least personalized.

    

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