Russia's bogus 'email brides' break the hearts - and wallets - of Western men

Experts say the vast majority of 'email brides' are scams designed to lure Western men into parting with cash. Nick Paton Walsh reports.

Comments on article "Russia's bogus 'email brides' break the hearts - and wallets - of Western men"

Name	Views and Comments	Date
sarabé	Great ! Bravo if some women use stupid men : marriage (or pleasure) is not a RIGHT. Sarabé	10/19/2005
Kris.	I must confess I am amazed that there is anyone left who would fall for this. Some simple devices can avert much waste: If she asks for money for a plane ticket offer to buy the ticket this end and send it to her; if she baulks at this it is highly likely a scam. Check whether fees; and assureties are actually required - it costs a 'phone call. If someone 'phones you saying you've won a lottery you've never heard of but have to pay an adminstration fee, suggest that they pay the fee and take double from the money when it comes through - and send the rest to you!! (I really like that one.)	10/24/2004
exMrs Berry-Dee	Guys, have a search on google.com for Chris Berry-Dee and you'll see who he is for real. He is the King of Scam !!! lol	6/13/2004

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