Somewomen never learn.... (13)
It goes on to say...
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
Phoenix: Homeless conman convinced lonely hearts women he met online he was £118 million Lottery winner - then fleeced them of their savingsThe 41-year-old – who claimed to own a hotel complex in Barbados and a large house in the exclusive Cornish resort of Rock – swindled more than £45,000 from at least six women, between September 2011 and March 2013.
After meeting on popular dating sites – including Plenty of Fish|/b] – and gaining their trust, he told them he would help with their financial problems.
He said he'd cure their ills,, he dident and he never will, you sure he wasent a banker bankster, I heard of a fella once who sold the EIfel tower to business man.After meeting on popular dating sites – including Plenty of Fish|/b] – and gaining their trust, he told them he would help with their financial problems.
Phoenix: It goes on to say...
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
What???
You mean, some Women are interested in men for their money and not their personalities. Shock Horror.
Phoenix: It goes on to say...
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
Whatever you do don't tell face. He thinks women treat men badly, never the other way around.....
You wouldn't want to spoil his illusions!
stanley8m: What???
You mean, some Women are interested in men for their money and not their personalities. Shock Horror.
You mean, some Women are interested in men for their money and not their personalities. Shock Horror.
How else do you think i get laid?Phoenix: It goes on to say...
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
One victim gave up her rented house believing they were moving in together, while another broke off a long-term relationship to be with him.
And one was left by the roadside after believing she was about to be taken on the holiday of a lifetime – only for him to drive off in search of his next victim.
Devastating, but it could have been worse. This reminds me of the case of John George Haigh who conned but also killed. Conmen and women are extremely dangerous. I think their victims often believe that within each human being there is a spark of goodness. There isn't. There is a small percentage of people who look like us, act like us but who are utterly evil right to their core. And they are often extremely charming
sirLarryIII: How else do you think i get laid?
Men fall for what they see
Women fall for what they hear
that's why women wear make up
and men lie
DazzleDaze: Men fall for what they see
Women fall for what they hear
that's why women wear make up
and men lie
Women fall for what they hear
that's why women wear make up
and men lie
I don't wear make up (much, lol maybe I should)
and everyone lies
but I like the idea behind your theory
facetowardsfront: People throw that word around so much it has lost it's meaning. There, I put the thread back up. I hadn't noticed it was gone but I guess there was a mob reporting on one of the comments. Go for it again.
How can I resurrect my "come dine with Diva" thread from November?
Mods have it in lock down and Sir Larry wants to see it....thanks
facetowardsfront: I'd leave it on lockdown if I were you. Maybe consider a gastric band for it
ah but it is for Larry!
thought you knew everything....but there you go....
facetowardsfront: Run along now, it's feeding time at SeaWorld
actually I am going to bedbut thanks anyway!
Phoenix: Homeless conman convinced lonely hearts women he met online he was £118 million Lottery winner - then fleeced them of their savingsThe 41-year-old – who claimed to own a hotel complex in Barbados and a large house in the exclusive Cornish resort of Rock – swindled more than £45,000 from at least six women, between September 2011 and March 2013.
After meeting on popular dating sites – including Plenty of Fish|/b] – and gaining their trust, he told them he would help with their financial problems.
well its their own faults for depending on any man , get off their arses and help themselves .dopes . id say they were ready to fleece him but he got there first ,After meeting on popular dating sites – including Plenty of Fish|/b] – and gaining their trust, he told them he would help with their financial problems.
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The 41-year-old – who claimed to own a hotel complex in Barbados and a large house in the exclusive Cornish resort of Rock – swindled more than £45,000 from at least six women, between September 2011 and March 2013.
After meeting on popular dating sites – including Plenty of Fish|/b] – and gaining their trust, he told them he would help with their financial problems.