We EXPOSED Everything About a Womans Romance Scam.

[@luisdireito]

Ironically, the most sensible and smart scam victim I've seen on this show is the only who never said "I am a smart woman" throughout the episode.

[@starb0rn]

I can imagine the scammer's face every time he said about needing money and her response was, "So what are you going to do?" Haha! I'm very glad this woman didn't lose any money.

[@mysteriousbynature]

I laughed every time!!😂

[@SindyJ37]

Me too!!! I love this woman. She has brains

[@sugakookie6303]

This is so frustrating to scammers, I just imagine the eye rolling they’re doing… the more clueless you act, the more frustrating they get… lol

[@annettelacey7913]

Finally a smart women

[@sallycrumb]

Hilarious!

[@doorguru168888]

This attractive, intelligent woman should have no problems finding a legitimate relationship.

[@ferociousgumby]

I do wish people would stop saying "we met online" or talk about "online dating". If you never leave the house, it's not dating, and if you never see the person face-to-face, they could be ANYBODY. I've seen AI images and videos in "chats" that are totally ridiculous. but most of these women choose to believe the absurdity. What gets me however is how these competent, accomplished, high-status men never have enough money, and have ALL THIS TIME to spend talking to someone they've never seen before.

[@arikalamari19]

it‘s not the womens fault the men are such a disgrace, resorting to online dating is just a cry for intelligent life which they couldn’t find in their neighborhood and work environment

[@SueRosalie]

@@ferociousgumby ikr it's so annoying

[@jorisbonson386]

Intelligent? Lmao she wasted HOURS of her time on this scam which anyone with a brain would have rumbled in the first 2 minutes 🤦‍♂️

[@angelblue-sr2eo]

I’m glad to finally hear someone who did not give the scammer any money!

[@E.K.2003]

@angelblue No kidding!!

[@danielabregoli]

Fuck yeah !

[@jdstep97]

YOU?! Naw, I'm the one who glad here. I'm almost ready to do a back flip. Finally, someone who slowed it down and asked questions BEFORE sending the money.

[@haselkrishna3276]

Me too

[@buddah1978egypt]

As a brit, we are generally very cautious. Sarcastic too.

[@abbiealverez2960]

'I bought you a car' sounds like a completely rational thing to buy someone that you don't know.

[@luisdireito]

And who just the day before had asked you hundreds of dollars for a dog surgery.

[@SueRosalie]

the dodgy car sales thing is a common scam on eBay too

[@Marlaina]

And then they send a stock photo of a $100k+ sports car

[@kaheaisaac1]

Exactly!​@@luisdireito

[@SirIzzyBlack]

I’ve been binge-watching these videos. This victim is by far the smartest person Social Catfish has helped out.

[@Scott356-m2u]

This woman fully disproves the lie that "anyone can fall for this scam". This woman was smart and a researcher! I'm so proud of her.

[@aprilshorty4094]

I'll never understand how someone can be so gullible it's one thing falling for someone but giving them your hard earned money is definitely crazy

[@anjelasaafia]

she is nice looking and not need to be dating online. Not like some others that look old, ugly and obeses, that I have seen. she does not have low IQ.

[@brothaman1312]

lol yeah i think most of us have been successfully dodging scams for many years now; of course some, in-person cons, are extremely sophisticated and have duped rather intelligent people (think bernie madoff and the like) - but romance scams are NOT even remotely difficult to avoid due to the laughably nonsensical level of sophistication, or lack thereof

[@Dazza19746]

She did fall for it and gave him money, she’s just not admitting too it. Some of those messages were ‘can you send more money’

[@prettyevil6662000]

@@Dazza19746 Those were in reference to him originally saying he was getting other friends to give him money and he needed more money. He was asking her if she'd give him more (than his 'friends' had already given).

[@alanale3735]

I like this woman a lot. She’s intelligent, calm, composed, confident and definitely got a great sense of alert. My mom told me “Don’t be greedy and don’t take or expect anything for free from anyone, then no one can scam you. If you want something get it yourself and if you can’t afford it then you don’t need it.”

[@gillmiller3702]

She continued to speak to him though. Saying he had no money then the next day saying he had bought her a car. A red flag to me..

[@bratzboyz]

Best comment ever, totally agree here 100%. Greed is very dangerous!

[@JohnSmith-kq2ff]

Considering she got as far into the scam as she did, she clearly is NOT intelligent. Anybody who half an ounce of brain would have spotted this a mile off the VERY second that money comes into the equation.

[@eaglewinnings8003]

Notice that the more attractive the woman the smarter they are when it comes to scams. Not a coincidence

[@duetopersonalreasonsaaaaaa]

@@eaglewinnings8003 nah, some attractive women can be remarkably naive. However attractiveness can make you more susceptible to trusting people or situations you normally wouldn't

[@Dodgeowner]

I like this lady. She was cautious and smart. I hate that this was a scam. I hope she meets a nice REAL fella.

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

I loved the message from the shipment company saying in hysterical capital letters 'TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE!'

[@mochihamster2794]

@@ericrivera8410 she is pretty stop being weird and negative for no reason, grow up dude. if you don’t personally find someone attractive okay whatever but there’s no need to put that negativity out in the world.

[@Leanne-mw8nm]

​@@ericrivera8410 No she doesn't.

[@CAMELFLAM]

She seems like quite a catch, I think

[@LWilli65]

This woman is smart and beautiful. She will find someone who is real. I'm glad to see a story where the scammer lost.

[@winkieblink7625]

This cracks me up! ASTOUNDING! He can buy and ship an expensive car …..but can’t pay for his doggies surgery. 😵‍💫🙄🙄. You’re AWESOME to not fall for his love bombing Bull-crap. Way to go. 👍

[@mauriziomoreni1434]

I said this. Day before his accounf was out bounds then he buys a car

[@kmm291]

@@mauriziomoreni1434 I posted same lol😂

[@Sinsteel]

Why would anyone buy a car in the US (left hand drive), and then spend thousands more, and weeks if not months, and lots of paperwork shipping it to the UK which has RIGHT hand drive cars, instead of just buying her a car in the UK?

[@luns486]

@@Sinsteelthis part was so funny to me. I’m guessing your average Nigerian is unaware of this glaring oversight 😂

[@cswann8]

Yeah, that doesn't make sense. What makes even less sense is why she kept in communication with him after that.

[@ilkarenard6036]

What a likable and intelligent lady! She just wasted her time with this scammer and not her money.

[@SindyJ37]

Exactly. It's sad she lost time but damn so proud for her to not send money. She rocks

[@ivanaandric5703]

Yea, and shebwasted HIS TIME too 😅😂😂😂!!!

[@venti3273]

​@@ivanaandric5703nahhh he wasted his time trying to deceive her 😼

[@Leanne-mw8nm]

Nobody should ever send anyone any kind of money, period. Unless they are familiy or have seen them before in person.

[@sampsonroofing7377]

I like to think she wasted his time. I have no sympathy for the imbeciles who send these scammers everything they have.

[@angelblue-sr2eo]

First red flag. If he can afford a car why can’t he afford to pay for his dogs surgery.😑

[@GirlyEnglishGamer]

A supercar at that. Second red flag. The spelling errors on the shipping notifications. "Despatched". 🙄 Honestly

[@joannapebbleworthy9343]

No. First red flag: "I need money".

[@sallycrumb]

​@@joannapebbleworthy9343 or even hinting that he needs 💰 money

[@kellyscherer3502]

This was a game to him, and she won. He pulled out all his tricks and boohoo stories and she didn’t fall for it. I’m so glad she now knows the truth.

[@seattlejayde]

Finally, a smart, intelligent and well spoken person whom was smart enough not to become a victim. Bravo!

[@90sIndieGrungeScene]

I came here to say exactly that!

[@deezyhope675]

She’s English - we’re all well spoken 😁

[@BarlowSmith]

@@deezyhope675 I’m English & I “ain’t” well spoken 🤣

[@newmankidman5763]

seattlejayde, "...who was...". In this case, not "whom". Generally speaking, "who" becomes "whom" when it is preceded by a preposition, AND it is not a subject. To/for/at/about/in/on whom

[@seattlejayde]

@@newmankidman5763 thanks!

[@PKay5208]

Finally someone who doesn’t give up their money to a Nigerian scammer. 😎

[@gigiarmany]

was he Nigerian? the pic in thumb nail suggested different,..I was quite curious

[@moniqueneves86]

@@gigiarmany he said Abuja - Nigeria

[@glorysmummy]

@@gigiarmany they usually are, just like the ones on help desk scams are in India.

[@L_MD_]

@@gigiarmany18:08 time stamp - where they were from

[@MeliTX]

I feel sorry for gem traders, engineers, and oil rig workers actually seeking relationships

[@teenageenaballerina8350]

Good one!😂

[@loudpurr]

😂

[@corygiesbrecht5423]

FACT

[@DopamineDecor]

😂❤😂❤😂

[@kristineo2926]

They usually don't need to date online though.....

[@jilldavies7094]

The scammer chose an intelligent, professional, woman to dupe, and failed. Good for you, Jacqueline!

[@nawal10]

I love how formal and yet respectful and kind her messages to him were! Very direct and not all smitten over him.

[@veganacity]

Yup I liked that too. Especially the long one where she calmly calls him out for his complete immorality. You go, sis!

[@firmbutton6485]

Us brits are often formal. Scammers should know our ladies are harder to crack.

[@CAMELFLAM]

She's a class act

[@junopierre2988]

This is one of the first stories that are actually realistic to me lol she’s pretty, smart, beautiful energy. The guy she’s talking to is on her level looks wise. Mature and attractiveb

[@LadySweettart]

I was thinking the same!

[@JohnSSSSS]

I agree otherwise, but this guy is quite a bit more attractive than she is. He's not overweight and looks a bit younger.

[@Frugal637]

@@JohnSSSSS If she lost weight, she would be right where he is.

[@oliverwilliam6931]

​@@Frugal637once she lose weight the wrinkles will appear

[@cherrymetha3185]

@@JohnSSSSSShe isn’t overweight . He’s not bad looking but nothing special. She’s better looking and has a lively personality

[@marbell7081]

OMG. Finally, someone with common sense. it seems to me, the more attractive the woman is- the smarter she is. So far, the only two women on this channel who dodged the bullet were THE MOST attractive, and funny enough, the most humble. lol

[@Mayfloweralways]

It’s probably more that she was just as good looking as him and didn’t need to send money to have a good looking man give her attention. Usually, the women who give money are much heavier and older and more desperate to have a handsome man give them attention and tell them how beautiful they are. They willingly don’t look too hard to see if it’s a lie.

[@luns486]

I think the real factor is that this woman is fully independent and taking care of herself. She didn’t need this guy and his “sports car full of diamonds”.

[@b.2592]

Would someone post the link to the other video where the woman didn’t fall for it? I’d be oh so grateful.

[@allisonjames2923]

It’s just that this woman wasn’t as vulnerable as most of the less attractive people who are so blown away by some gorgeous young person being so in love with them. Intelligence has nothing to do with their level of attractiveness. Many really good looking women are not bright or street savvy at all. Then there are others like my friend Charlie, who are gorgeous, intelligent, really nice, a pilot & Paramedic who scuba dives & rides dirtbikes yet who have crazy low self esteem.

[@bstapleton3248]

I’ve never even talked to a scammer. I must be gorgeous!

[@michelle_m4446]

Don't you HATE it when you can't access your bank account?!? And it's always when you have to pay for equipment, supplies, visa fees, passport,dog dying...

[@chocolatethunder192]

😄😃

[@1tarawho]

I agree 💯, all these stories are the same!!! Sicking!!

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

And of course you only have one account, although you’re a multimillionaire.

[@andyman5446]

He could access it to buy her an expensive car though.

[@sugakookie6303]

Their child’s birthday, accident, laptop they suddenly need… they know how to play to ppls hearts… I must be hard hearted because I always say” awww, that’s too bad” or “ how horrible for you”… and block

[@veror5516]

One thing I noticed right away is that the invoice had several spelling errors. Huge red flag. I’m glad she didn’t send him any money! She followed her instinct and did some digging herself. Bravo 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jannie814]

The first time he introduced himself to her he misspelled his own last name! That should’ve been an immediate red flag.

[@holliss5]

And if they call you my queen run

[@Marlaina]

​@@jannie81418:34 his name changed to Chris Piller lol

[@hipsterkennyrogers909]

Finally a normal, smart, mentally healthy person... not falling for the scam.

[@frofrofrofro900]

UK not usa.

[@abeltesfaye_]

Jacqueline is beautiful, intelligent and was speaking to someone on her level in terms of attractiveness. I also love how she didn't want a car and immediately told this scammer off about that. I did read in Jacqueline's message that she said she fell in love, so that's a little worrisome because it still means she fell for someone she NEVER met. However I have faith she won't fall for this again which is wonderful! Glad to see a wonderful woman who is intelligent and NOT desperate like most of the men & women on this channel! 💜

[@rungeon83]

I couldn't agree more, she's stunning, very lovely voice and clearly intelligent, I'm so glad she didn't just blame everyone else, she took acountability, I just hate that she's had her time wasted, her emotions played with, while she didn't lose money she did lose time. I hope she finds someone worthy of her.

[@sandrawestley4193]

She’s the most beautiful lady that’s been on catfish, I’ve watched nearly all of them, and really the others are just kidding themselves that anyone would be interested in them, but she didn’t fall a victim thank goodness,and she was lovely.

[@TriciaBooth]

As soon as they ask for money, you KNOW it's a scam.

[@barbarajenkins5571]

Jaqueline is so pretty and obviously intelligent. It was interesting to hear her talk about feeling guilty because she didn't send "George" money. It's amazing how these scammers lie about having money, usually LOTS of money, yet always have a reason for not being able to access their funds. I'm so happy that she was able to see through the scam, and that she listened to AND obeyed her gut feelings.

[@SindyJ37]

Heck yah she is a refreshing person who avoided losing anything more than time

[@pinkflower7783]

Finally someone who is smart and didn’t fall for it. Bravo for you lady!

[@nancyparker2199]

She's such a pretty lady. She should meet someone in person and not waste her time online with somebody that may or not be real.

[@zoeyelh]

linkedin isn't a dating site.

[@cmcordoYT]

@@zoeyelh Right, she did hear from him via Linkedin. However, once he started talking "romance" that's when it got stupid where she did waste her time with someone online. As far as meeting men for friendship online anywhere, their motive is almost always to see what they can get from you (sex or money...they'll usually try for either or both).

[@Liitebulb]

Pretty people use online dating too. Where do you think all these partners are? Just standing in your parking lot? They're at work or at home or occasionally traveling.

[@SoftForestRain]

From one Jacqueline to another… I have been through this more than once. Fortunately, I never sent money. This quite unsettling and changes the ability to trust ever again.

[@EuleneWages4644]

I no what you mean

[@africa_everyday]

Very smart of u

[@abeltesfaye_]

Finally someone here with something of a level head on their shoulders who isn't so desperate that they send thousands to a complete stranger!

[@Anna-bl9ky]

She doesn't fit the normal middle aged, unattractive profile. Interesting that she was picked to be scammed. And anyone who takes selfies at a gym is narcissistic...a big turn off for me.

[@junopierre2988]

Anytime I’m at the gym I look like shit lol my main concern is a hot and sweaty workout. Eff a picture

[@PotatoPieYT]

They’ve posted videos of women in their late twenties and early thirties being scammed. The scammers don’t care, they’ll try to scam anyone.

[@chocolatethunder192]

@@PotatoPieYT Exactly! It's actually mostly younger folks who are victims of scamming. They're just not as likely to talk about it, especially on a show.

[@PotatoPieYT]

@@chocolatethunder192 Yeah there was a video a while back that this young, attractive YT posted about getting scammed. It’s really about who takes the bait, they cast a wide net.

[@iHeartAmySue]

@@PotatoPieYTthere’s probably extra incentive to get pictures 🤮

[@AgathaBlanco]

She is amazing, it's scary that this kind of nice and smart woman was mislead.. this scammers are dangerous to anyone.

[@veronicaniezgoda8363]

Beautiful and intelligent lady. She should have no trouble meeting someone local when she is ready.

[@Liitebulb]

It's that there's probably nobody local for her. Why do you think people date online? Because the local pool is small

[@lynn9273]

She is the first person I have seen who was smart enough not to give the scammer any money. It was a pleasure to finally find someone who would refrain from opening up her purse before she knew for sure who this person was.

[@TheAlan136]

Finally someone who is intelligent. I love it. That scammer wasted all that time for nothing. I’m sorry that she wasted her time but glad she didn’t lose any money.

[@Vlekistan]

He bought a car, but couldn't afford to pay for a dog's operation.

[@charlisays]

Why would someone send a luxury car if they can't afford 200 for a dog. It makes no sense. 😂😂

[@peggypeggy4137]

Especially since she told him that she didn't want or need a car !! These scammers throw anything against the wall to see what sticks. They have got so many people on the line and whoever is stupid enough to take the bait...fortunately , she wasn't that dumb.

[@TheTwilightBong]

Another proof that this woman is diferent from the usual victims. Most of them would have been greedy to have such a car and fell for it. This lady knows what she wants and needs for her life, and it's not a new car 😂

[@rachelmora6227]

A gentleman does not ask a lady for money!

[@Gurra88]

Neither do real women

[@rachelmora6227]

@@Gurra88 Have to agree with you!👍🏻

[@abdelraffass8571]

It’s up to ladies to mooch off gentlemen. 😊

[@liammaguire5278]

Nor should a lady ask a man for money

[@huggyb05]

She’s a rock star!!!! So glad she didn’t fall for the scam!

[@jessicamartinez3613]

Jacqueline is a lovely lady and so glad she was able to get away before scammed. She is a very stable person who used her brain. Even though she said she's not looking for people, I hope she finds a person who really deserves a beautiful and smart lady!

[@nineteenfortyeight]

More reasonable guests like this please.

[@happyhermit3141]

Breanne's glasses suit her well. To Jacqueline and others: When dealing with people exclusively online, there is no such thing as "overly" cautious.

[@starb0rn]

Great advice,

[@SynthoidSounds]

Kudos and respect for this woman. Even though she let her heart get taken by this guy for awhile, she was still grounded and intelligent enough start scrutinizing this scenario more carefully, and through her own efforts was eventually able to determine this was a sleazy, albeit relatively sophisticated scammer. Often these are not a single "guy", but rather a gang, a collection of people who put together these evermore elaborate scams . . . but at least some of the women are catching on. You folks at socialcatfish are great!

[@debmccafferty1007]

These guys scam one out of 10 intended victims.

[@larmstrong2302]

The best thing that ever happened to me was my ex (23 years married) getting catfished!! He found a woman 20 years younger than him (much prettier and better than me), so we divorced. I ended up marrying my pastor, whom I've known professionally for many years, and I'm the happiest I've been in my life! My ex died about 1 year after our divorce all alone.

[@gigiarmany]

speaking ill of the deceased makes you sound mean, maybe reason he left

[@larmstrong2302]

@@gigiarmany 😂😂😂 You're funny! He didn't leave me, I left him. Did you mean to say- maybe THE reason he left?

[@ninastout3522]

@@gigiarmany No it doesn't! She's just telling the truth! Good for you girl! The truth is the truth!

[@tressaeleby]

The smartest person on all these videos so far. Not happy he wasted her time, but happy she gave him NOTHING.

[@BubblyinUSA2010]

This lady has a brain! Yay! So refreshing to see. No red flags missed and no money lost! Good job!❤

[@whateverchannel22]

This lady is a class act -- beautiful and SMART. Way to go, lovely ma'am. Thanks for sharing your story.

[@whererosemaryflourishes]

What a lovely, intelligent woman. She followed her heart but took her head with her. I hope she finds the love she deserves.

[@lucyalderuccio8830]

I was talking to a person for nearly two years before they asked for money. These men will go to great lengths to scam money. Never feel guilty. They prey on vulnerability.

[@abeltesfaye_]

So you talked to someone for two years and never met them??? Why would you waste so much time talking to someone who you have never met in person and don't even know? That's scary...

[@gabesmom5615]

I think they can play the long game because they have numerous victims at various stages of the scam. So they can get money from so many they can do that.

[@slinkiegirl2001]

They where playing the long game I probably would have fallen for it

[@mochihamster2794]

@@abeltesfaye_ nowadays a lot of people have online friendships that last years and dating online is pretty normal too

[@mochihamster2794]

TWO YEARS omg. What excuse did they give? What, aside from them asking at all, set you off that it was a scam?

[@aurelia2132]

I'm so glad she didn't lose any money -- she seems so sweet! It was also great to see a guest who actually talked about something non-superficial about the scammer. So many of the victims claim they're in love, but they just talk about how attractive the scammer is. The first thing she thought of to mention was how they had a shared interest of talking about music and sending music to each other. She was looking for a real connection, not just a fantasy. I hope she finds it in a real person!

[@Jennifer_Lewis_Beach_Living]

Jacqueline was wise enough to tell that this was a scam and she approached this very cautiously. I’m glad that she’s sharing this to educate others so they don’t fall for this.

[@marilynvallance]

The first attractive woman I’ve seen being catfished.

[@deborahbillick882]

Oh, so only ugly people get scammed? Get real.

[@bjorneriksson9991]

Exactly!

[@clarea1801]

She's British, what did you expect lol

[@nicoledoubleyou]

There's a few I've seen on this channel, but they are definitely rare but also seem to not end up sending money. I wonder what it is about attractive people that won't fall for the scam enough to send money. Maybe because they know their worth and what they deserve so they don't fall for that sort of thing easily? I'm not sure

[@wafawaffles]

@@nicoledoubleyou yeah, this makes sense

[@grannytime125]

FINALLY someone who was rational, didn't ignore the red flags, listened to her brain and not her heart, and didn't open up her pocketbook. She was not desperate to find the "love of my life". KUDOS TO YOU.😊😊😊😊

[@leas7830]

I would be horrified if somebody would sent me a car. Far too expensive! And gems in a car... Sounds illegal 🚩 Edit, now I know to be more careful in Linkedin, thank you!!!

[@cobragaming7068]

Don’t share sensitive photos or information or videos and never send money if they ask without doing research and a reverse image search first . Also if they refuse to do a video call constantly that should ring alarm bells.

[@happyhermit3141]

This, plus the fact that his happy ass was hauled off a flight because he needed to pay a FINE. This implies that he did something seriously bad. People are not fined for having forgotten to flush the airport toilet!

[@veganacity]

@@happyhermit3141 Yup it's amazing how inept these handsome successful rich guys are, right? Always getting themselves into scrapes! The scammer who has achieved some control over the victim's emotions plays on this. They feel responsible, guilty on his behalf and compelled to 'bail him out'. Eventually there's some kind of trauma bond, a Bonnie and Clyde mentality. This is the scammer's job after all. They are skilled in psychology and the art of manipulation. They also know one size doesn't fit all which is why they spend time scoping out and bonding with the individual victim to figure out how best to play them.

[@mochihamster2794]

I would be really pissed off. If someone’s gonna buy me a car how are they not gonna also be considerate and tell me before hand? I want to pick out my own car duh. Like I’d have to do a bunch of research with and without them and then we’d go to a dealership together, that’s the only way. I’d likely take weeks to decide on a car too.

[@MidnightAndLuna]

Good for her for not ignoring the red flags. When she said that his ‘friends’ that couldn’t give him money said ‘what about the woman you’ve done everything for’, that floored me! So manipulative!

[@maryann1962ify]

It's truly sad that this keep happening. I was also scammed so i had a really great friend who is a police officer who looked into it and he federal authorities found him and was charged 20 times with id fraud theft

[@EuleneWages4644]

I'm so glad they charged him with that.thats why it keeps happening the government or the law wont do anything about it.so they just continue doing it.

[@maryann1962ify]

@@EuleneWages4644 they keep doing it and it's all over the world. All i can say is ladies find love in you're own city or town and if you're not sure you can always go to you're local police department and ask for a back ground check. You have to pay for it but it's worth it for you're peace of mind. Military and Doctors and Pilot's are the ones these scammers use .they steal their photos and these mem the real ones don't even know it's happening. Cyber security must change. Be safe and watch out for the red flags.

[@EuleneWages4644]

@@maryann1962ify 👍👍

[@snooganslestat2030]

@@EuleneWages4644 They cant do anything if the scammers are in a different country.

[@EuleneWages4644]

@@snooganslestat2030 I no

[@Gallop4Me]

Finally, a smart lovely lady who asks questions , does some research and doesn't fall for the Nigerian Hustle. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@table004]

She is one smart cookie! Good on her for doing this!

[@xxxyyyzzz74552]

This woman rocks! You go girl! One additiona red flag (even if this was a real person) - he hides precious stones in shipment to you (that is a crime) - he gets questioned, detained at the boarding gate (means he is on some kind of list) - one thing this woman can directly ask is - what kind of life do you lead? it definitely doesnt sound like a common ordinary life - but sounds more like a criminal. So even if real this is an unsavory character not worthy of dating.

[@spiritwise4965]

This lady is intelligent and savvy. She avoided being scammed out of her money! Well done! This was refreshing to see on this channel!

[@arlenelovelace18]

This was very refreshing…to finally see a scammer defeated!

[@sandrafoster7452]

So happy she didn't get robbed. She wasted some time, but her message will help others. Curses to scammers ☠️

[@1tarawho]

I'm 52 and get at least 2 scammers a week. I usually mess with them a little and let them think they got a sucker on the line so I waste their time lol. These dirt bags need to all go to prison for life for doing scams like this to people, especially older people who are not aware or tec savy. You guys should go traveling and go to all senior centers and do presentations on this stuff💯💯💯 Ladies always remember that a real man will NEVER ask you for money!!!!

[@alsmith9853]

I agree but it is not just older people. Young people fall for romance scams too. In my country there's been a couple of suicides by young women who couldn't face the fact that they'd been scammed

[@julielyden5168]

I got johnny depp .. john Travolta ha ha 😮 I just make loads of crap up 😅 they are scumbags

[@uyoebyik]

Where do you get them? I'm a 52 year old woman, and I don't get romance scammers approaching me

[@EnnVee959]

@@uyoebyik Any social media. I only have a Meetup profile and I got inauthentic men messaging me. The two red flags were the poor English and the ultra groomed appearance of the men in the photos. I did a reverse Google image search that confirmed the phoniness, but this was before I knew about the Social Catfish company. These romance scammers are everywhere online, even online group video games.

[@uyoebyik]

@Nella Vee most people can see through them straight away though

[@hiitstechsupport1100]

Finally someone with a healthy dose of common sense. Love that for her! Also the scammer seemed to try to up his game each time he failed with her. Good effort in his end too haha

[@eurobeatking]

Seeing that she didn't give any money, It's like when Gordon Ramsey actually liked a restaurant's food on Kitchen Nightmares.. a rarity! 🤣

[@Tess78uk]

“I don’t need a car, I have a car”. This is why I love being British. Many of us are very to the point. 😄

[@meows_and_woof]

So nice for a change to see a rational woman who didn’t buy the scammer’s bs

[@nitsaastro2162]

Jackie used her common sense...people have forgotten common sense exists

[@muffycrosswire]

Way to go, Jackie! And I would have called him out on asking for money for his dog and then saying he bought her a car. And that invoice has so many misspellings! “Shippment”? “Reciever”?

[@veror5516]

Yes I noticed that too!

[@knowbodiesfull5768]

I before E except after C! (4/6/2022)

[@Leftee54]

This woman is by far the most attractive female client as well as the most intelligent person I've seen on Social Catfish.

[@elainecarmichael]

FINALLY! A SMART HUMAN BEING NOT FALLING FOR THIS! What a breath of fresh air! :)

[@PragmaticP]

Seems as though the Scammers have much better luck with ppl that don't own mirrors. This woman was baited big time but was smart enough to not let him 'set the hook', let alone, reel her in. So glad she ended up just wasting his time and then doing a PSA with it : )

[@Lulu2010APR]

The majority are desperate and delusional. He called me beautiful, his queen....here's my money. A fool and her/his money is soon parted.

[@gagagoose2878]

Your comment is hilarious

[@sugakookie6303]

The ones that hand cash over so easily seem to have had very hard times and have very low self esteem, so anyone that gives them attention, they soak it up…I feel sad for them…

[@lynnparrish1335]

Finally, a non-victim. She’d make a great scam baiter. We need more of these women!

[@rickparker679]

Excellent outcome. Perfect match between a bad scammer and a smart victim. All he got out of her was her time and trust. No $$$ lost on this one.

[@julia_cat6]

Good on her for being savvy and level headed!

[@rikadew]

I 🤣🤣🤣🤣 when he said he needed money and her response was "what are you going to do" that was golden. She was not for that giving money away game

[@TheTwilightBong]

Such a polite way to say: "You need money? That's your problem, not mine" 😂

[@kevinmole9982]

Well done love for not giving that scammer any money .

[@MissWhiskers]

Finally, someone who is actually smart and skeptical. That woman could easily get a much better man. She is both pretty and intelligent.

[@rach101]

Idk she couldn’t identify a stock photo and also lost 1 year talking to a guy but not facetiming or talking to him on phone. Not that bright, but yeah better than other victims because she didn’t send him money and also seems like a sweet person. The real perpetrator deserves nothing but hell and seriously this scam is so obvious why people fall for it I will never understand it.

[@MissWhiskers]

@@rach101 Relatively speaking, she is smart. Compared to other victims. I do also believe that love can cloud one's judgement. Unfortunately.

[@katwil89]

This woman is really pretty, intelligent, and appears to be psychologically healthy. She wanted to believe this man was real, but the sane part of her brain told her it didn't add up. I shouldn't think it would be that hard for her to meet a nice man in the real world and I hope that will happen for her soon.

[@erikamimimallavalli1623]

Lol his profile pic literally screams stock photo.. but the redest of all flags is the fact that he can afford a car for idk how many thousands $$ but he can't pay his dogs vet bill for 500$

[@snooganslestat2030]

He cant afford it lol.

[@debbieangel9376]

@Erika Mimi Millavalli 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@lenso3891]

He is rich guy 😄

[@mandhis]

😜😝🤣👏👏👏

[@Maki-00]

I knew it was an obvious stock photo from the minute I saw it!

[@dwdwdwdw22]

Finally a person who questions and does research before sending him money. I'm so happy to finally have a story here of someone who does research and has a level head. Her story needs to be shared more.

[@megancotter3390]

It's so refreshing to see a woman who had intelligence and didn't part with her money. She was great.

[@oliverwilliam6931]

Not giving money to a random person online doesn't make you intelligent

[@jessieis]

Finally, a smart person 🙌. Nothing, but praise to this lady for not being fooled.

[@sweetsour4823]

What a beautiful soul. I hope she finds someone worthy of her.

[@laurengrady8455]

It was nice to see someone who didn't fall for the scam. Good for her! Thank you for the 'who is' search, great info!

[@patriciagiles5833]

Take notes: Jaqueline is legit an attractive woman. She's legit a savvy person. She legit avoided the pitfalls of a romance scam.

[@TheTwilightBong]

One of the very few that didn't said "i'm very smart"

[@supportvawa2213]

This is a good one! It's the first time that the victim is a normal, relatable person. All the other episodes seem almost unreal to me. I've only known one person irl who sent $100 to a romance scammer. People who send thousands of dollars to someone they have never met is completely unbelievable. I always think they are actors, hired by the show.

[@setfreemiss]

She's pretty, smart and level headed. She will meet someone special and doesn't need online dating.

[@ARR1058]

This lady is smart, well grounded, articulate and quite successful in her own right. She really shouldn’t have too many problems finding someone real who wouldn’t try to scam her for money. Well done to her for not giving him a single penny!

[@jolo3118]

Link'd In? This is the first time I've ever heard of using that platform to catfish people. Is nothing fkn sacred?

[@viclarock5321]

A very smart woman who has all her faculties. Wonderful she came forward to provide all the information of what she had done to discover she was being scammed and not send money.

[@rebeccalucas6063]

She's beautiful and intelligent, she will find a great guy IN PERSON. I'm happy to see some people are paying attention to that inner voice that's telling them when something isn't right. I wish her all the best in the future.

[@JustMe99999]

Beautiful might be a stretch. More attractive than the usual one on this channel though, that's true.

[@GlossyLipsArt]

@@JustMe99999 are you the beauty police? Who are you to tell others what to find beautiful? 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@JustMe99999]

@@GlossyLipsArt Yes, yes I am.

[@susieevans6445]

She’s Smart & Very Attractive, Scammers hate those types because they can’t be scammed . Good for her. Please do a follow up on her story. I’d love to hear she met a real man , in real life & is living happily ever after ❤

[@terischuyler3002]

What a Super Pretty and Sweet woman. She is also very savvy and smart. I think she is going to get lots of real guys who will want to be with her. I’m so glad she didn’t give that disgusting scammer any money !!

[@PamMinnick]

She is so well spoken, classy, intelligent and a very attractive lady. She won't have any problems finding a very nice man.

[@Sandy-ik6yc]

They both outsmarted each other. One day I hope they will make this scam easier to track and prosecute and locked away for a very long time. Great job Miss Jacqueline.

[@zoe9632]

What a sweetheart with a common sense attitude. Heck, I'd date her if I wasn't engaged.... & straight 😂

[@ginajoseph8776]

Glad she was smart enough to dodge that trainwreck. Gina

[@henrikschmidt3964]

This has to be the most likable victim I have seen in any of these videos. I am so glad, she had common sense and didn't lose a bunch of money. She deserves to be happy.