Dayting wred flagg - grammatikal, punkchewayshon and speling erras 8-)
Sometimes you can tell a fake straight off, sometimes you can't. Sometimes the fraud is revealed in other ways such as errors with grammar, spelling, context, etc. in written messages.
For example, saying 'wear and when' instead of 'where and when' when looking to set up a meet-up. Not picking that up before sending is to me a tell-tale red flag.
I always play very cautious when written/typed message exchanges since you can generally tell if it's from a legit 'native language' speaking person or some scammer who fails to correct errors in fraudulent messages.
For example, saying 'wear and when' instead of 'where and when' when looking to set up a meet-up. Not picking that up before sending is to me a tell-tale red flag.
I always play very cautious when written/typed message exchanges since you can generally tell if it's from a legit 'native language' speaking person or some scammer who fails to correct errors in fraudulent messages.
