PHOTO/ How to make white women fall in love with you", the Nigerian man who extorted dozens of British women 'online' tells about the scams: At first...

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A young Nigerian man recently arrested for dozens of online scams on single British and American women shows his manipulative styles and has decided to co-operate with anti-online extortion agencies.

The 25-year-old, Christopher Smalling , says that for six years he lied to women in order to benefit from tens of thousands of pounds and dollars, as he adds that at first he felt guilty but after the financial benefits he no longer had any regrets.

"At first I felt bad, but when I started making money, good money, I was no longer impressed," he told the British Sky News network.

Among his blatant lies, in one case he extorted about $20,000 from an American woman, which had driven the woman into depression and destroyed her family, writes DailyMail.

Smalling has already published his book 'How to Get White Women to Fall in Love With You Online', a 40-page manipulation guide that is supposed to raise awareness and prevent online cheating, but is actually being used as a handbook. by other Nigerian fraudsters to extort naive women and men of their hard-earned money.

The author's name is not written in the book but it is written as a cold, calculating and target-focused 'military order', describing victims as "targets" against whom users must act "coldly and efficiently".

At the beginning it says, "When you start talking to white ladies, you should know that they are different from Nigerian women", and then the instructions for targeting thin white women, over 40 years old, begin.

"This type of woman falls in love with you immediately without much trouble. Choose those over 40 who work and have the money you need. If they are unmarried, they are looking for love," the scam manual says.

The book further details, tactics and possible scenarios of cheating, deceiving women with a complex web of lies from the first interactions.

The reader is instructed to analyze any public information about the target such as personal details, hobbies and interests as factors to be exploited in the conversation.

"If you let them talk about themselves, they believe you care about them and they fall in love," the book says, while also giving a list of 60 'compliments' to use when talking to the victim.

Smalling says he was arrested in Nigeria when his fraud was discovered but has never been prosecuted.

He already works with the 'Social Catfish' agency as a consultant for the prevention of such frauds, insisting that the bitter experience with the American woman made him change his mind.

Officials in Britain indicate that the number of victims of such scams aged 55 to 64 had increased by 49 percent in 2023.

More than four in five victims of scams said they had been lured in by the slick language of criminals, or by intimate conversations they had, tactics similar to those described in Smalling's book./ DailyMail


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