I recently made an appointment with Riyah and unfortunately fell for the etransfer deposit scam. Her scam was very impressive because she actually called me up and asked me over the phone to provide her with half the amount because I was a new client all the while bragging about how good she was. Since I actually spoke to her on the phone, I took the bait. She then directed me to the hotel. When I got there, she then asked for the remaining amount to be etransferred in order for her to come out and bring me to her room. Of course I knew then I was scammed and left. I have learned now to never ever ever provide deposits. 90 percent of the time they are a scam.
Incredibly, I first texted Riyah in a parking lot of an apartment complex only after trying to see Madia who also tried to scam me with the etransfer deposit. I got to the door of Madia’s apartment building when she texted out of the blue that she wanted the entire amount etransferred in order to buzz me in. I knew that was a scam and walked away. But who knows: If she was as bold and clever as Riyah to call me up and actually persuade me over the phone, I might have fallen for that one too!
Incredibly, I first texted Riyah in a parking lot of an apartment complex only after trying to see Madia who also tried to scam me with the etransfer deposit. I got to the door of Madia’s apartment building when she texted out of the blue that she wanted the entire amount etransferred in order to buzz me in. I knew that was a scam and walked away. But who knows: If she was as bold and clever as Riyah to call me up and actually persuade me over the phone, I might have fallen for that one too!
