DATING SCAMMER Tatyana

I met a woman named Tani (Tatiana or Tanya), through the Mingle2 dating site and we communicated for about 2 months. On the site, she claimed to be living in Kharkiv, Ukraine; her stated age was 33.Very quickly, she asked to communicate only through email (tatianavethelpkh@ukr.net), as it was more "private" than the site.
She sent 23 photos, and the woman is undoubtedly lovely. In her letters, she professed to be single, never married, looking for a serious relationship based on "love, care, support, trust, faithfulness," and leading to the kind of strong marriage her parents had. She claimed to work as a veterinarian, but dressed too well for her small salary, with photos showing expensive designer coats, bags, and jewelry. She wrote long letters, answered all my questions, and sent photos of her family, so initially disarmed me by her care and attention to detail, but things did not add up the longer we talked.
By her fifth letter she was developing strong feelings for me and wanted to meet; she at first invited me to Ukraine, but quickly said it was not the best place now because of the "war"; by her seventh letter, she "hoped" to be mine and started planning romantic encounters, even though we still barely knew one another. By her ninth letter, she was calling me her partner and declaring love, which seemed too quick for me.
To test her story, I volunteered to mail her a present so I could confirm her address, but she refused-claiming she had heard "bad stories about delivery services here in Ukraine," but probably because she did not want her identity checked. I then offered to have a Skype session with her on webcam to verify if she matched her photos; again she refused, claiming not to have a computer at home, but used the one in her office that did not have a webcam, so thought it would be better if we communicated only "by e-mail."
Very soon afterward, she expressed a strong physical interest in me and was impatient to move the relationship along. She started writing more explicit letters (offering kisses, touches, and passion) and wanted to plan a meeting in Paris for February when she had holidays; she admitted to having an international passport. By that time, I was suspicious and started checking her photos online. Only one image showed up online, claiming Estonian connections. However, I discovered that she not only had multiple profiles on the same site (ladytati86 / Tatykonfetochka / taniusha56893 / Tanysunkytty / popelushka86), but also that her profession had changed from veterinarian to "seller". When I asked her about this, she confirmed the profiles were hers, but that it was a "site mistake" she could not understand, although the site would only publish what she told them. I suspected then that I was talking with a clumsy scammer and broke off all contact immediately.