DATING SCAMMER Natalia Larkina

I just started to know she on the site datingclub.
But when I smell that she was a scammer, I become to investigate and I've some picture of she... in **** picture! She asked money for letter translation. See all attached letters...very funny!

I met this girl after seeing her on your website and I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt in relation to her being a scammer. In a nutshell, I was willing to give her a chance to prove that she was not a scammer. However, circumstances proved otherwise.
I made the decision to ensure that she really existed, and so, I offered to send her some clothing (which I would have liked for her to take a picture in). My logic was that if she put on the clothing and had a picture taken in it, then I would have conclusive proof that she existed. I asked her for her clothing size and an address and a phone number so that the Federal Express service could deliver it to her. She did not avoided the request for her address and a phone number. What followed was a scam attempt.
She had previously written five letters to me. In the sixth letter, she decided to ask me to help pay for translations. All along, her English was fine until she decided that it was time to execute her scam. At this point, I reiterated the fact I had asked her for her address and a phone number so that I could send her the clothing. Notice that in the sixth e-mail, she mentions the fact that she would be waiting day and night for my reply with regard to me providing money for translations. This suggests to me that she either has a computer or access to one full time. I do not believe that anybody would loiter at an internet service all day long and all night long.
Nevertheless, when the seventh letter arrived, the writing style was the same as the others with a slight improvement. The same contractions were used and so was the same style of documenting her subject matter. She usually used the one word "Natty" as her subject. In the 7th e-mail, a one word subject was used, but only this time the word was "Manager." In this correspondence, her English improved tremendously as she presented herself as the manager of an internet service.
The supposed manager (Ann B.) explained that Natty (or Natalia) had phoned "the firm" and requested it (the firm) approach me on paying her internet expenses. I followed that request with an e-mail that explained that firm's name was never mentioned in the correspondence and nor was the contact information (physical address, e-mail and telephone numbers). After this, the scam attempt was discontinued.
I am reported this scam attempt in support of Davide (from Italy) who made the original report on Natalia Larkina. She is a scammer.

I am a Fashion Designer in America, I know many thousands of models , Natalia is using a models photos (Kathie) models, she is the Jan 2002 model.
I asked Natalia (Natty) to send me photos of herself which she of course refused to reply, although she did send some photo's of the model (Kathie)