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Man Says Facebook Love Interest Disappeared After He Sent Her Money

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A Nigerian man says a woman he met on Facebook stopped responding after he sent her money for food, ulcer medication and ingredients for a planned visit. He said they had spoken for about a week when she told him she had not eaten because of stomach ulcer. After sending her ₦2,000 for food and ₦3,000 for medication, he said she offered to visit, cook and spend time with him. He later sent money for ingredients, but claimed she began giving excuses about her phone before becoming unreachable. He said he was more hurt by his emotional investment than by the money. The claims have not been independently verified.

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T
tolu

After only a week of talking, would you send money for food, medication, and a visit, or wait until trust has grown?

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hala

What boundaries would help you feel comfortable before offering financial support to someone you just met?

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peter

The quick shift from conversation to several urgent expenses is a reminder that online connections can move faster than real trust.

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N
noah

Disappearing after receiving money looks bad, but one account alone does not tell us why she stopped responding.

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B
bisi

Keep early online dating spending low. If someone needs help, avoid sending more than you can comfortably lose and meet safely first.

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