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Online Dating Scams in the Military

MSG Robert Mclaughlin has been assisting our readers ferret out military dating scammers since I wrote back in October of 2009. His latest comment highlighted in point form all the things to look for when you meet someone online who says he or she is in the military. Note: some changes have been made to the original text simply for readability. The original meaning remains unchanged. Ask for his email address ending in. All military folks have one. YES, there are classified email addresses out there but all military personnel also have an unclassified address. Check the to verify his claims. Ask him in which county he received his divorce decree. Records of the divorce will be on file and many counties have the information online now. If we pay for leave we only pay the plane ticket in the states. You do not want a man who cannot even afford a plane ticket at that age. We pay no money for leave at all. The form we use is DA31, Google it. Anything else is fake. So that is a lie. That is very simple to do. Scammers who lure men do so with promises of sex. Remember if the person is not acting like the opposite sex, it is a scam. Not classified and even what you tell the enemy when captured. If he wants you to show your devotion by sending money, well he can show his by providing information you can verify. Only one was really who he said he was. The odds are that his claim of being a soldier is fake if you have doubts. Thanks again kindly to MSG Robert Mclaughlin for providing us with this very useful information.

The major gave me very detailed answers to my questions, but I'm not able to reveal everything he said for security reasons. What was strange to me was that he claimed to be from Texas but his uniform did not have the USA flag. We were also ENCOURAGED to use our official Army e-mail accounts to contact our friends and families. I also ask them units and their jobs. My favorite is when they combine all these things. But, with all due respect he mention that he lost his wife and his brother as well.