Artcow WogglebugLoveProductions / Cynthia Hanson / Cherie Anne Hapney - One Womanchild's Fruitless Quest to Make Her Cockroach Husbando a Household Name

[Fwiffo]

To find the message of when he first expressed he would like me to marry him would take too long searching. But I remember he said he couldn't keep me off his mind. And it had to do with how wonderful and special of a person he thinks I am.

And here is the picture I sent him.

You all can rate me autistic if you like, but I gotta say...

Cynthia, I want to lay it on the line for you. All of these things you have told us are absolute hallmarks of classic online scams. The infatuation over the internet, the desire to help you with your projects, etc, these are not things that normal people do online; this is scammer behaviour.

You seem utterly unwilling to heed the good advice being posted here, which is entirely your prerogative, but I would suggest one thing: do not give anyone online — Simeon, producers, anyone — any personal information, and ESPECIALLY not money. They may say things like “we have everything funded and ready to go but we need a small down payment from you” or something of the sort. Do not, under any circumstances, send them this. Don’t send them social security information, bank numbers, even your address. The minute they ask for these, you will know for certain: scammers.

This is common knowledge for most folks but you seem particularly vulnerable to being swindled, so please know what you’re getting into.

 

[gummy]

He showed me his full-length pictures.

Can we see his pictures too?

 

[WogglebugLover]

Can we see his pictures too?

Here's one of them.

 

[Rod Dangerous]

Here's one of them.

Yeah, he appears to be on the level.

 

[WogglebugLover]

Yeah, he appears to be on the level.

What do you mean?

 

[AbraCadaver]

But they do exist, and they will be coming to the premiere. You can come and see for yourself if you want to. If you can respect them, of course.

Nah mate I got slightly better things to do than watch a demented home-made movie from a girl who wants to fuck a giant cartoon cockroach.

Like, three better things to do, maybe four. But good luck with all that!

Also JESUS woman you’re being scammed. These men say nice things and offer marriage and don’t ask for money for a long time, until they win your trust and suddenly they need a small down payment because a BIG PRODUCER wants to make you famous and if you don’t do it you’ll miss out! Or they want a green card via marriage. Or both.

Honey I will say this clearly: you have a very dreadful face and poor figure. This man is not deliriously in love with you. He is aiming to scam you.

 

[Overcast]

Here's one of them.

That dude looks incredibly shady. I would cut off all contact from him.

I know it sucks, but this guy and anyone he may be associated with is trying to scam you.

Does your Aunt know that you're doing this? Since she took your photo?

 

[Ido]

I'll be damned.

It looks like a stock photo though and I remain unconvinced, perhaps it's cropped? I tried something like "black indian business man against wall" but nothing.

 

[Miss Misery]

https://twitter.com/simeongokeawope?lang=en

 

[howyadoin]

https://twitter.com/simeongokeawope?lang=en

If he's a scammer, the scam would be more elaborate than what I have seen. During the early days of scamming, a photoshopped passport was enough. I've also heard Indian scammers making websites to make sure their "tech company" is legit.

Meanwhile, this guy has a Facebook and Twitter page with a decent following. I wonder if the people following them are fakes or are in the same scam circle as him (if he's indeed a scammer).

 

[Yellow Yam Scam]

If he's a scammer, the scam would be more elaborate than what I have seen. During the early days of scamming, a photoshopped passport was enough. I've also heard Indian scammers making websites to make sure their "tech company" is legit.

Meanwhile, this guy has a Facebook and Twitter page with a decent following. I wonder if the people following them are fakes or are in the same scam circle as him (if he's indeed a scammer).

You don't know that the person speaking to @WogglebugLover is the person in that picture and/or in charge of those facebook pages.

 

[howyadoin]

You don't know that the person speaking to @WogglebugLover is the person in that picture and/or in charge of those facebook pages.

Oh, for sure. We can't confirm whether the man in the photo is the one behind the pages. I do think however, that it's not a stock photo as it lacks the sharpness. It actually looks like a photo taken by a typical Nigerian scammer. Here's a newer photo taken from 419 Eater:



I have a suspicion that he's a scammer because of how he displays his phone, as if he's trying to show that he's a legit professional. Here's what an actual Nigerian professional would look like:



But I could be wrong. Perhaps that photo was taken off of Facebook.

 

[Splendid]

Here's one of them.

This photo looks fake as hell to me. Check out the size of his head, it looks far too big.

 

[Rabbit Bones]

To find the message of when he first expressed he would like me to marry him would take too long searching. But I remember he said he couldn't keep me off his mind. And it had to do with how wonderful and special of a person he thinks I am.

And here is the picture I sent him.

You look exactly like I've always pictured you in my head. Holy shit.

 

[Trombonista]

I asked @Null to reset my password just so I could write this.

Cynthia. Hi. It's been five years since I posted in here, more or less.

What are you doing with your life?

You're still hiring random people from Fiverr (or wherever) to make these half-baked movies?

There's been no improvement since 2014. Has a single child actually watched one of your movies and told you they liked it?

Good to have you back, @copypaste!

By the way, @WogglebugLover is a middle high school dropout.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

You look exactly like I've always pictured you in my head. Holy shit.

You should check out her videos, she also sounds exactly like you'd expect, even if you have no clue what you expect.

 

[Clockwork Dragon]

Welp, @WogglebugLover, I wouldn't give that guy a dime, but it's up to you. It smells of scam to me though, but I have been told I have a nasty and suspicious mind (which has served me in good stead over the years). But also, good luck on your video, and kudos for getting it done. That's quite an accomplishment, even if you didn't take any of the many awesome suggestions we had for Woggy.

 

[WogglebugLover]

I thank you all for your concern about me. But if in the event Film Connection Limited turns out to be a scam, Simeon isn't at least. I talked to him today addressing the concerns my best friend had about finding its website and its location information. He thanked me for the information he didn't know before and said he would investigate on his own and that if this company turns out to be unreliable he will still ensure to find another one that will get my movie made. I trust him on this, and he did find two real film companies at least that just turned me down for each their own reasons. And he knows he has to live up to his promise to me especially as I have already paid him for making the business plan.

 

[Rod Dangerous]

And he knows he has to live up to his promise to me especially as I have already paid him for making the business plan.

 

[Rabbit Bones]

And he knows he has to live up to his promise to me especially as I have already paid him for making the business plan.

So how much did you pay him?