Online Dating In The City

Sooo.. this is the same guy as "Another Scammer - I need to teach a Master Class" . Instead of writing about it, I have decided to post our screen shots. The guy who lives at Spadina Subway station, who is learning Astro Chemistry through his relatives (pt 2). Background - so this guy doesn't want to meet until we develop an online relationship. I don't know how many ways I can say no, I am not going to waste my time developing a virtual relationship. I thought I would see how long this would last and I would say, 3 days is long enough.  There were a lot of misunderstandings and miscommunications, I don't understand his logic. I told him I was Korean, but that I was raised here and then he asks if I am a half blood? What the fuck is that? Just speaking with him my frustrations grew because I had no idea what he was talking about or referring to. Sometimes this Chinese fob makes sense and other times, I have no fucking idea what he is trying to say. To him, because...

 OMG I think I need a life! Or a hobby, I am having way too much fun with these Chinese scammers... Stats: Lives Downtown Toronto 7 Spadina Rd, Toronto  Studying Astrochemistry Went to university in Shanghai to study Finance; currently work as a manager in finance Try Googling 7 Spading Road and see what pops up. It's the fucking Spadina subway stations! I don't know if you can see the address, but the condemned building next door is 9 Spadina Rd. Omg our conversations are just confusing. Mainly because he is from mainland China and he doesn't know what he's saying OR maybe he does and he just wants to confuse me. I just asked him if he has been going to U of T he says, "I seldom(ly) go" he asks his relatives. How are you fucking learning about Astrochemistry by asking his fucking relatives? Is that like me asking my accounting friends about finance? Am I studying for finance then? I am finding that these scammers tend to be engineers working for oil and gas c...

 Sooo.... Apparently I am a magnet for these Chinese scammers!!! I randomly got a message on WhatsApp in Chinese. I Google translated it and it basically said "Hi Gina, I got your number from ....... I am interested in buying a property." I pretty much wrote back and was like I am not Chinese and I am not Gina. I pretty much deleted our messages as we went along because I knew I didn't want to speak with this guy, but he kept persisting.  Stats:  Chinese Lives in California Has been in the States for 3 years Apparently looking to buy a place  So I asked him if he was looking to buy a place in Toronto because he messaged a 416 number. He said housing prices in Toronto is too high... Yet, he can afford to buy a place in Cali? Assuming he's looking to buy in SF or LA? Toronto housing prices are expensive, but you can always look outside of Toronto. Anyways, he seemed shady anyways. He kept asking me what he should call me, instead of saying, "what's your name?...

  Wow, I didn't think I would get scammed again.... But then again when it happened, it was around this time.  "Stats": Asian Born in China Raised by Grandmother is San Francisco  Moved to Toronto earlier this year Works out at the gym 6 times a week Power Tech - Works for a wind turbine company?! The reason why I think this guy is a scammer is because of the following. He gave me his full name and his date of birth wayyyy to easily. Name Mark Teng, date of birth July 4, 1981. If this guy turns out to be a legit guy, I will obviously take this down. The way he told me his birthday was 04/07/1981, at first looking at this, I would have thought it was April 7, because that is how we write dates in North America, we write, month day year.. Everywhere else around the world writes day month year. The only reason why I realized it was July was because he told me he was a Cancer sign. I gave him my birthday, but without the year, but online it has my age, so it's easy to cal...