"seems nice and has not asked for money and no aggressive behaviour"?
Sure, at first. He takes his time to gain your trust.
Just wait! Better yet, don't wait. Find someone else and have nothing more to do with him.
There are always girls taken in by sociopaths. They are handsome and can charm women because they have years of experience behaving as snakes.
These men are extremely harmful. Watch out for yourself.
Take heed. No woman wants to waste their time writing about him if they didn't want to help others from getting hurt.
Put your trust where you have nothing to lose. If you don't, please write back when you discover the truth for yourself.
This a** called me at 1 o'clock in the morning 4 times i answered the 2nd time and blew up at them it sounded like 3 people total 2 in the background. Then they called 2 more times so i finally shot off my phone and went to bed again.
They have called me numerous times but I never picked up since I never knew the number. Then I get a text message that the state is investigating me from an app through Text Plus. I know it's fake because I don't have Text Plus & I haven't been in any other state in the past 15 years.
At 9PM Eastern Standard Time I answered a call from 1-239-673-4712/Cape Coral FL (YMAX Communications Corp/Magic Jack). The gentleman on the other side informed me that I had won 2.5Million USD from the Readers Digest American Cash Awards.....He told me to call 202-241-5583/Washington DC (YMAX Communications Corp/Magic Jack) to claim my winnings. I called (Yes I thought it was a scam...but I was curious). "Dr James King" (Accounting Doctorate HaHa) answered and kept rambling that I needed to "claim" the winnings. He asked how I wanted the money. I said a check. He mentioned that they needed to set up an escrow account at my bank in my name. Their (unidentified) international bank would transfer the money to that account and a check would be issued from the account. They could not write a check directly to me and wanted to know what bank I used. I lied and said Wells Fargo. He told me he used to work for Well Fargo when it was Wachovia (the coincidences keep on coming). He wanted to now how much liquid cash I could access. I lied and said less than 10K and asked why. He needed to know that so that they knew what tax bracket I would fall into if I won the money. I said it did not matter; 2.5Million changed anyone's tax bracket. He said that the IRS would send me a form to claim something ( he was not very clear). A David Palmer emailed me an IRS Abatement form. I told King that I was not giving him or anyone else the information listed on the form. King said that I would fill out the form after I made the claim......I asked what did I need to know to claim the money......Pay 2500.00 to the IRS (I guess the IRS Abatement form was for me to get the $2500 back). I told him the government could have the 2.5Million. I AM DONE. My mom raised a blond not a dummy. It was a pretty complicated scam involving at least four people. The call came in after normal business/banking hours. What caught my attention was their opening statement in the first phone call....You have been awarded 2.5M because you pay your bills on time. How would Readers Digest know I pay my bills on time? If it sounds to good to be true, it probably is. However, If I receive a valid check for 2.5Million USD I will happily eat my words all the way to my bank.