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Ooops!

The scammer I dumped yesterday came back to me with the same face but a nice African name.



Bilson Angela became Munkadas Masahulu, and sent me an friend request.

 Then he changed his name to Bilson Bilson Angeles, realised that he had screwed up, and blocked me 😃

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