518-723-0846

Had a picture of a Lady ask me from Zoosk to TX this number. wow

It's a scam, she is a scammer.  In fact, it's probably not a she at all.  Zoosk is full of scammers, they always stand out, way to forward and the photos are unreal.

this person was texting approached me on singles.net She said I can text her at the phone number anytime but gave me a local number to call her. My wife and I were going through a rough patch. the person at this number told me I could leave my wife once I had the money saved up for her and I to move south. My wife found out and called the number directly and it said disconnected but my texts still went through. My wife and I are still together after reading this I am glad I didnt send her any money.

And I for got to add she was going by the name Helen

My daughter just called this number and its a GUY that answered it. He is pretending to be a girl and having men send him money SCAMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

Scam This person lives in Lagos, Nigeria going by Helen Moore.
I just went threw my husband's wallet and he has been sending her money He has been texting her and talking about having a family and marring this person when I call the number it had a guys voice mail when I texted her from my husbands cell she said she lived in another state she also explained that the voice mail was a google voice thing. But this phone number is upstate NY. He believes her lies and not me telling him the truth. Unfortunate  he wont be living with me because this person has him believing these lies.

Scam This person lives in Lagos, Nigeria going by Penny Moore. Pretends to be in love and gets the guy to send money.

Luckily i did not send money met on xoosk. her name is susan willson now.

Your 'lady' is a Nigerian man sitting in an internet cafe in Nigeria. Welcome to online dating. In an online relationship red flag No. 1 is money. If the person 'falls in love' quickly, calls you their 'solemate', then asks for money (it can be any reason) you are being scammed. Please take a few minutes to read up on wire transfers, & why criminals use them-
http://www.westernunion.com/sites/us/consumer-protection/KnowledgeCenter.page
  Never send money to people you haven't met in-person.
  Never send money to pay for taxes or fees on lottery or prize winnings.
  Never use a test question as an additional security measure to protect your transaction.
  Never provide your banking information to people or businesses you don't know.
  Never send money in advance to obtain a loan or credit card.
  Never send money for an emergency situation without verifying that it's a real emergency.
  Never send funds from a check in your account until it officially clears, which can take weeks.
  Never send a money transfer for online purchases.