Dr Palmer, you're quite dumb. Thai girls are not all gullible.

[Seastallion]

A few months ago my SO was randomly messaged online by "Dr Palmer" who claimed to be from Texas, was a US Military doctor working for the UN in Syria. Suspecting a scam, we led him on for a few days before the request for money came. I took over the chat and asked him if he was in Damascus. His reply was, "No, I am in Syria" (lol). So I asked whereabouts in Syria and after a while he replied that it was classified. I was fairly sure there were no UN personell, except perhaps inspectors in Syria at the time. BTW, he refused to Skype.

I got bored with it all (there were other glaring indications that this was not an American doctor) and gave him a lecture about preying on poor Thai women. He quickly blocked us.

Anyway, yesterday the SO received another friend request from "Dr Palmer", accepted it, and when the good doctor started chatting, he had exactly the same story about US, UN, and Syria!

He must be trawling the net for Thai women quite a lot to have forgotten that he failed dismally with Mrs Seastallion.

Just a heads up...spread the word about these vultures so it becomes common knowledge for Thai women.

[marko kok prong]

Possibly the good doctor was in nigeria.

[Costas2008]

What was he asking for?

[evadgib]

Possibly the good doctor was in nigeria.

That would explain the reply given when "Demaskus where we are!"

[tolsti]

Why does your SO accept random messages from strangers?

[Showbags]

Why not let them sort it for themselves...if they get scammed over the internet into giving money to someone....well, I guess it will be a rather sweet spot for many out there.

Alls fair in love and scamming thai girls.

*disclaimer....I have never been scammed by one, well other than being married to one...but that ain't really scamming is it ?...is it ?