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Man Claims Facebook Woman Disappeared After Receiving ₦17,000 for Food, Medication and Cooking

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A man says a woman he met on Facebook stopped replying after he sent her money for food, medication, and a planned visit to cook for him. He said he first sent ₦2,000 after she told him she was hungry, followed by ₦3,000 for ulcer medication. When she offered to visit and cook for him, he said he sent another ₦12,000 for transport and ingredients. He later shared screenshots of their chats and a payment receipt after she became unreachable. The recipient name on the receipt differs from the woman’s profile name, raising questions about whether the account belonged to someone else or whether he may have been dealing with an impersonator.

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jayjay

At what point should someone pause before sending money to a person they have only met online?

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hala

What level of verification would make sending money to an online acquaintance reasonable?

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julia

The requests moved from food to medication and then a visit, so it is understandable that he expected continued communication.

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emeka

Sending help does not automatically create an obligation to visit or keep replying, even if the sudden silence feels unfair.

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