Advertisements
Originally Posted By Joe & EileenThis young woman claims to be 24 or 25, educated, anurse working toward her Masters degree to become anER Nurse. The initial contact was via email. Shetold us she is considering us in placing her twins. She was very convincing!! We directed her to ouragency and she wanted to talk to us right away. Thisshould have been a clue. She called our agency andspoke to the director, gave a mailing address for ourprofile and home study info and they set up a 3-waycall with the agency director listening in speaking tomy wife. She then emailed us and wanted to speakagain, on her dime, and when could she call us to talkto me, the husband. She then sent many emails andeven got us in a yahoo! IM chat for over an hour.I am very jaded by all this. She never asked formoney. She just seemed to want to draw us in to talkto her. Very sad that someone would get their jolliesby tugging the emotional strings of people who want toadopt a child. What could they possibly get out ofthis.Later she emailed that she will be in Newark, NJ andcould we meet her at the airport. She even gave usand our agency a phone number that turns out to not belisted and is likely a cell phone. The FedEx packageof our profile from the agency, along with releasesfor proof of pregnancy for her to fill out, wasrefused at the delivery address -- no such address! The agency knew then for sure she was scamming. Theytried to keep us calm at the beginning saying that theline "Hi! I'm having twins and want to place themwith you" is the biggest scam going around especiallyin internet chat rooms and now email contact.Just thought you all should know. We heard she gave avery similar, some details were different but the gistis the same, to another couple in NY. We are in NYalso and heard this other person's story by mentioningthe situation to someone.She used the email address: drumnkristin@yahoo.com. she said she is due in mid October. She said she hashad ultrasounds already and twins were confirmed. shesaid her boyfriend supports the placement intoadoption. She said Jeff was 28, a mechanicalengineer, very handom, 6'2", 240 lbs. She said theywere both caucasian with light hair, live in the SanJose area.
Like
Share
I'm wondering if perhaps we were scammed by the same young lady? You see I had a baby at 15 that I gave up for adoption. In October 2002, a young lady claiming to be my daughter contacted me. When we went to New Jersey to see her she said she was pregnant with twins, and wanted us to adopt them. Of course my husband and I said yes. We've been trying to add to our family for 7 years. But things didnt add up. Eventually through alot of investegating we discovered that her name was Kristin, and lived in Bayonne New Jersey...7 miles from Newark. She had been in California earlier that year....any way I wonder how far she would have taken this had we not discovered who she really was? She really wasnt pregnant....I think she just wanted money from us....
Advertisements
Archive
Originally Posted By Joe & EileenThis young woman claims to be 24 or 25, educated, anurse working toward her Masters degree to become anER Nurse. The initial contact was via email. Shetold us she is considering us in placing her twins. She was very convincing!! We directed her to ouragency and she wanted to talk to us right away. Thisshould have been a clue. She called our agency andspoke to the director, gave a mailing address for ourprofile and home study info and they set up a 3-waycall with the agency director listening in speaking tomy wife. She then emailed us and wanted to speakagain, on her dime, and when could she call us to talkto me, the husband. She then sent many emails andeven got us in a yahoo! IM chat for over an hour.I am very jaded by all this. She never asked formoney. She just seemed to want to draw us in to talkto her. Very sad that someone would get their jolliesby tugging the emotional strings of people who want toadopt a child. What could they possibly get out ofthis.Later she emailed that she will be in Newark, NJ andcould we meet her at the airport. She even gave usand our agency a phone number that turns out to not belisted and is likely a cell phone. The FedEx packageof our profile from the agency, along with releasesfor proof of pregnancy for her to fill out, wasrefused at the delivery address -- no such address! The agency knew then for sure she was scamming. Theytried to keep us calm at the beginning saying that theline "Hi! I'm having twins and want to place themwith you" is the biggest scam going around especiallyin internet chat rooms and now email contact.Just thought you all should know. We heard she gave avery similar, some details were different but the gistis the same, to another couple in NY. We are in NYalso and heard this other person's story by mentioningthe situation to someone.She used the email address: drumnkristin@yahoo.com. she said she is due in mid October. She said she hashad ultrasounds already and twins were confirmed. shesaid her boyfriend supports the placement intoadoption. She said Jeff was 28, a mechanicalengineer, very handom, 6'2", 240 lbs. She said theywere both caucasian with light hair, live in the SanJose area.
03The Globetrekker [url=http://www.phoenixasianescorts.com]Phoenix Escort[/url] programmes arent [url=http://www.phoenixasianescorts.com]Phoenix Escorts[/url] bad and can [url=http://www.phoenixasianescorts.com]Phoenix Asian Escort[/url] be picked up on Ebay for [url=http://www.phoenixasianescorts.com]Phoenix Asian Escorts[/url] a tenner. I particularly liked the London one. Rough Guide on Channel 5 are better then I thought but not a patch on the old Rough Guide by the BBC.