In this day in age, many people have turned to online dating when it comes to finding their happily ever afters rather than finding them in person. This is especially true if you are a part of the LGBT community, since its sometimes difficult to determine someone else’s sexual orientation when you want to talk to that person. However, because romance scammers know that more and more people are online dating, they are now targeting people with Her dating app scams and stealing their online savings.

Romance scammers and straight men have tricked women on the Her Dating App, which is a lesbian dating app for girls who like girls. Romance scammers steal their life savings, while straight men steal their nudes when the girls think they are sending them to another girl.

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What is Her Dating App?

Her Dating App is a lesbian dating app that is for lesbian or bisexual/pansexual women who are looking to form a relationship with another woman. With this dating app, you can message your future lover for free as many times as you want to. You can also view your potential lady’s profile pictures to see what she looks like. Along with this, you can also make sure you’re talking to someone with your preferred age and location.

Signs That You Are Being Scammed on the Her Dating App

• She asks you for money. If she’s asking for money from you for any reason, then that is probably the sole reason she is speaking to you. She can go to anyone that she’s close to for money, yet she is going to you even though you just met on the internet. This could be a clue that she is actually a romance scammer.
• She sends and/or asks for nude pictures early on after talking to you. This could be a sign that this is a straight man taking advantage of your pictures, and not actually a woman trying to get dirty with you. Make sure you meet her in person or video chat with her before sending her intimate pictures.
• She wants to chat with you outside of Her Dating App. This could be a sign that she’s trying to involve you with Her dating app scams, but doesn’t want to get caught by Her moderators or doesn’t want her account to be reported. Be wary when asked to chat on a different app, and try to keep all your chatting on the Her dating app for a while until you become more serious.
• She tells you that she works overseas, either in the military or another profession. This gives her the excuse of not meeting you in person or not wanting to video chat with you since she claims to be overseas and isn’t in the city it says she is in.
• She doesn’t have good grammar and can’t spell words correctly. If she claims that English is her first language, yet can’t pronounce or spell words correctly, chances are that she’s lying about English being her first language. This could mean she is a Nigerian scammer or a scammer from a different country.
• She doesn’t want to video chat with you or meet you in person. This could mean that she’s covering up who she really is and is using someone else’s pictures. Is it a scammer, or a man wanting to take advantage of you? You’ll never know if she keeps you from ever meeting her on a video chat call or in person.
• Be wary of her photos if they are supermodel status or overly edited. This could mean that they are stealing photos from another person and have heavily edited them so that a reverse image search platform can’t detect the location of where the photo came from.

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How to Avoid Being Scammed

• Stop responding to her. If your gut feeling is saying that something isn’t right about her, block her and move on to the next one.
• Report her profile on Her Dating App. This will ensure that no one else will become a victim of Her dating app scams by the same person.
• Don’t give anyone your personal information. By giving her your personal information, she can use it to perform identity theft and steal your funds.
• Don’t share inappropriate pictures with anyone until they gain your trust. Talk to her for a while and get to know her while also video chatting with her or meeting her in person. This will ensure that you are talking to who she says she is and that inappropriate pictures aren’t her only intention for talking to you.
• Only chat on Her dating app while getting to know her. This will ensure that you have a way to report her if she tries to scam you out of money.
• Video chat or meet with her in person. This will ensure that you are talking to someone who is who she says she is.
• Don’t give her money for any reason. If she asks for money no matter what the excuse is, she is probably trying to scam you. Do yourself a favor and don’t send any money to someone you have only met online.

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