Personally, I have a few netizens who call themselves Americans, chatting. He said he was an American army, in Iraq. He accidentally dug up a large box of gold jewelry, fearing that the troops would know and confiscate it. Want to send it to me, want me to pay 20 thousand postage. Worth millions. He will come to see me in China then. Give me half.

One is an Englishman, rich and working in oil. Sent me a lot of photos, including photos of him in the company and photos of him traveling abroad. After chatting for several months, he told me that he would go to Middle East countries to do business and contract oil wells. Then a few months later, I went to the Middle East countries. He sent me many photos of the Middle East. One day, he suddenly said that his company had a problem in that country, he was arrested, all his assets were seized, and now there is no money. He wants a lawyer. Tell me to remit tens of thousands of dollars for emergency and pay me back ten times a week later.

All these people talked on the phone. Voice chat. Video chat.

An Englishman, who went to Africa and was robbed, had no money to buy a plane ticket. Let me remit120,000 for emergency. Back in England, pay me back ten times.

A self-proclaimed American is a great doctor (no video, voice chat for two months). He said that he would go to a hospital in Vietnam for a business trip for half a year next month and come to see me at home casually. I thought it was true. Two months later, he told me in Vietnam that he was robbed at gunpoint in a hotel and almost died. The money is gone, and now it's in the hospital. Wait till I remit the money to him. An emergency. If he has problems in the local area, the embassy will help him and treat me as mentally retarded. The hospital that has a labor contract with him, the unit will also help him, and ask for help. You should find your family, his classmates, his colleagues and friends in the United States, not netizens! )

My cousin also met an American who claimed to be an American, and we had a good chat. He said that he would send a computer to my cousin. Cousin was happy for a week and checked where the parcel went every day. Later, he saw that the parcel had arrived near Hong Kong, and the mailing company sent an email asking my cousin to pay 5000 postage and Hong Kong customs clearance fee. The information sent by the mailing company is false, showing that it was sent from the United States to Vietnam. It is easy to register foreign websites, and you can cancel them after collecting money.

Many people claim to be Americans, but none of them are Americans. They may be Vietnamese or Filipinos, copying photos of foreigners and chatting with China people to cheat money.

Americans also have poor Americans who cheat.

Americans are not saints.

The money will be remitted to China through the bank.

It's not mailed.

Can't parents send money to the United States when their children are studying in the United States? During the Republic of China?

Can't people who work abroad send money to old ladies in China?

My boyfriend seven years ago was Australian and white. It is convenient for the bank to remit money to me every month. The other party does not have a mainland bank card or a mainland passbook. Only their foreign bank cards can remit money to mainland banks. I can withdraw money from the mainland bank without any handling fee.

There is no customs clearance fee for mailing gold necklaces. He pays postage and taxes. I won't pay a penny. He tried to send me a gold necklace.

If you want me to pay, I don't want it. Take the package.