Initially she told me that she is employed, she works a lot at a VW dealership in Saransk.
First she told me that she rents a small apartment, then that she actually owns the apartment with her mom, then that she wants to sell the apartment after she leaves Russia. After she gave the address I checked using google maps and guess what: that address shows a house under still under construction. She claims that she has a brother that's a cab driver, and he bought a brand new car ( a Polo). Pictures of her shows that she is a client of restaurants and bars in big mall type shopping centers. Then she's starting to complain about hard life in Russia, about lack of money for travelling visa and other expenses, though her pictures show an elegant dressing style including furs, dresses, expensive shoes, etc. Highly unlikely. She asked for money transfer under a completely different name (Novoselova). Also her age was different than she said in e-mails, and her passport was faked according to graphic experts.
At a certain point she stopped communicating for a long time and then send a few lines in which she said she is depressed and she is using medication.
She insists to use only one ID photo (fake passport) and she refuses to supply other photos with documents like: work ID, driver's license, regular russian ID, etc...
Classic visa money scam after all...
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