It's essential to approach situations like this with caution. If you've only just met someone online, and they are already asking you for money, it's a major red flag. This could be a sign of a potential scam or someone trying to take advantage of your kindness.

Here are some important steps to take:

Stop Sending Money: Refrain from sending any money or personal information until you can verify the person's intentions and identity.

Assess the Situation: Reflect on your interactions with this person. Have they shared personal information about themselves? Does their story seem genuine, or does it raise suspicions?

Protect Your Personal Information: Do not share any sensitive personal information, such as bank details, credit card numbers, or social security numbers, with someone you've just met online.

Verify Their Identity: Try to find out more about the person by asking questions about their background, interests, and other aspects of their life. Genuine people will usually be willing to share some basic information about themselves.

Reverse Image Search: If they've shared pictures with you, consider using a reverse image search tool to see if those pictures are associated with any other online profiles, which could indicate possible fraud.

Be Skeptical of Hardship Stories: If the person is sharing a sob story and asking for financial assistance, it's crucial to be skeptical. Scammers often use emotional manipulation to gain sympathy and money from their victims.

Report Suspicious Activity: If you have reasons to believe that the person is trying to scam you or others, report their profile

Don't be surprised, a guy might be behind the keyboard operating as a woman ...

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just like these girls



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3-QfauWpew



hungry girls are everwhere

do video calls regularly

Tell her to bring her p to you first ... She must submit it 20 times on 20 different occasions before you give her any shishi

Don't give her any transport money o

A few months back i was chatting with a supposed female from a WhatsApp group. Barely 45mins into the chat session "she" was asking that i send her 4k for her to use and refill gas, cook and have strength enough to keep chatting with me.

When i made some enquires, "she" said the friend she's staying with have gone to work and that even if she didn't leave any money with her, it wouldn't be nice for her to return and find out that the gas cylinder is empty

Omó, i jus weak

That's becoming so common these days

nifemi25:
Don't be surprised, a guy might be behind the keyboard operating as a woman ...

So what are you implying? That what the op is saying doesn't happen?

Justbehave:
So what are you implying? That what the op is saying doesn't happen?

I installed michat app some weeks ago out of curiosity, after hearing about it from guys on nairaland.

Within this past weeks I have chatted with a good amount of ladies and so far at least 20 of them have directly or indirectly asked for money.

It's so funny because if I have to give all of them what they asking for I'll be homeless before the end of the week 😂.

Funny thing is they don't even try to chat and be friendly to establish some kind of connection first, they just go straight to begging after exchanging just a few chat. Only one that I remember tried to vibe a bit before finally using style to beg for money to go and eat.

Anyways, the rule still remains "we no dey give shishi"

And to the responsible guys out there don't let any unknown girl online try to guilt trip you into sending her money or airtime, she is not your responsibility.

And to the girls begging up and down, my advice to you is go and start doing hookup, sinxe you have decided to live beyond your means, get ready to bear whatever risk your new trade (hookup) brings your way.

Jb95:
I installed michat app some weeks ago out of curiosity, after hearing about it from guys on nairaland.

Within this past weeks I have chatted with a good amount of ladies and so far at least 20 of them have directly or indirectly asked for money.

It's so funny because if I have to give all of them what they asking for I'll be homeless before the end of the week 😂.

Funny thing is they don't even try to chat and be friendly to establish some kind of connection first, they just go straight to begging after exchanging just a few chat. Only one that I remember tried to vibe a bit before finally using style to beg for money to go and eat.

Anyways, the rule still remains "we no dey give shishi"

And to the responsible guys out there don't let any unknown girl online try to guilt trip you into sending her money or airtime, she is not your responsibility.

And to the girls begging up and down, my advice to you is go and start doing hookup, sinxe you have decided to live beyond your means, get ready to bear whatever risk your new trade (hookup) brings your way.

i have one with me here, but I just ignore her, this is too bad for them, you will see them on social media doing TikTok video, snap chat to be showing their body ... Lazy girls and there life is always bad at the end