Ukrainian, Belarus and Russian dating scammers
Dear Visitor, On this page you will find very interesting information about scam dating websites, Belarus, Ukrainian scammers and Russian con artists. Please come back often as we are always updating with new information.
- www.myrussianlady24.com
- www.viktoriyasagentur.de
- www.viktoriyasagency.com
These 3 scam websites (currently not active) are owned and operated by a German scammer Thomas Lautenbach (Nickname: Tommi)/ (Birth date: 13 April 1959). His photo is below. (Address: Am Wasserwerk 4, Rottenburg 84056 Germany (Also reported to be living and moving between Nuernberg, Seeheim-Jugenheim and Landshut near Munich) / Phone: +49 17641075286 - +49 8781203820 - +49 1708182407 / Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
This fraudster hasn't a permanent job, but beside his scam business he is occasionally a truck driver and a salesman for model cars, trains, planes etc.
The scammer Thomas Lautenbach (We received this photo from a German man who was ripped off by this scammer)
This scammer recruits girls from Russian and Ukrainian escort services, publish false information, invalid profiles, stolen Russian women's photos, send bogus emails and what worse this scammer write letters to clients on the lady’s behalf and after they feel that everything went “too far”, they write a long “sorry, I have found my soul mate” letter and that’s it.
We would suggest very strongly that you do not use these websites. In short – he take your money for a period of membership for nothing until your membership runs out then refuse to do anything, and when you make complain to this scammer he starting to threaten you with things like that he will black list your email address. Or you write to a lady for 3 or 4 months never could get her number so you could talk to her on the phone, then travel all the way to her city only to find out she was never exist or at best was never interested in you!.
On their main page there are phrases like (We provide true pictures and information of real, beautiful, sexy, intelligent and well educated Ladies. Our mail order bride catalogue is updated on daily basis and every week you will find more than hundred new entries). No way, he is nothing but a sorry joke, the true is: He provides stolen pictures and fake women information. Yes, his catalogue is updated on daily basis, but with fake (brides).
He also declares on his main page that the correspondence with ladies are through convenient internal mail-system of his site. This fraudulent internal system is ONLY convenient for the owner and his scam business. This scammer would never provide men with ladies' direct emails, phone numbers or postal addresses, Why? Because he doesn't have them.
What’s more, the con artist Thomas Lautenbach is in a close contact with Russian and Ukrainian scammers and scam mafia (Especially in Odessa/Ukraine) and does receive his commission for every scammed man. Here is an example of his cooperation with scam artists, a well known scammer Karina Lykova from St- Petersburg/Russia.
This scammer has copied and placed an anti-scam website's banner on his main pages to look like legitimate and trustworthy ....... worthless.
We caution all men to avoid these websites at all costs. it is one big basket of fraud, thieves and scammers.
We recently received an email from a German truck driver who asked us not to reveal his name. He said that Thomas Lautenbach is trying to leave Germany and run away to the USA and Canada. He provided us with below advertisement that he found on a site dedicated in helping drivers find truck driving jobs. The advertisement was:
German Truck Driver want to work and live in Canada
Hello, my name is Thomas and i am looking here for a job as truck-driver in canada. I am 48 years old, married and want to leave germany. I have long experience through europe from north to south and i would like to go long distance inside canada and usa. its for me no problem to be 2 weeks on the run. My trucks was in weight over 40 t and in length over 24 meters. If you are interested in me, please contact : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Below are some other reports and emails we received from people who have been scammed by Thomas Lautenbach:
Dear Marriage World Agency,
On your webpage I have found the scammer Thomas Lautenbach. This guy is well known to me,
because of his lies and frauds. In last September, Thomas Lautenbach had ordered a complete
satellite system, additional its installation, to receive the ASTRA and EUTELSAT - HOTBIRD satellite TV-programmes,
also including russian TV programmes for his russian wife Olesya Lautenbach. The bill of material and my working time
has not been totally paid until today.
To my information or knowledge, other companies were also defrauded by Thomas Lautenbach.
In addition I give you the current adress of Thomas and Olesya Lautenbach:
Thomas and Olesya Lautenbach
63654 Büdingen - Orleshausen, GERMANY
Hardeckring 16 A
Phone: +49 6042-958786
Fax: +49 6042-9797074
Mobile:+49 176-41054084
Greetings from Germany!
Hello,
We’ve found your site after dealing with Thomas Lautenbach. We had the misfortune to buy something from him through Ebay. We paid for a model train and then he said the article wasn’t what he thought it was so he wanted to cancel the sale. As you can probably already guess we’re still waiting for our money to return after 3 months.
Just for you to know, his pseudo at Ebay is gangster-5000. (At least he announces he’s a gangster...)
You can add our story to your scammers page. Apparently the same thing happened to some other people in the period that Lautenbach was active on Ebay. We will try to contact them.
The additional information about him:
Informaton about Thomas Lautenbach on Ebay gangster-5000
Pseudo : gangster-5000
Name : Thomas Lautenbach
Société :
City : Büdingen
Région : default
Country : Deutschland
Téléphone : 06042958876 / 09947-904748
Email address that he sents us is: Alisha und Tommi (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
If you want any further information you can contact us.
Bye,
V Everdinen
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
we would like to inform you on the couple of Thomas Lautenbach and
Olesya Lautenbach who defrauded our client, too.
Our client sold them several model trains and was not paid in full. We
had to sue him first, while she told us ist was all her business. After
charging him with the district attorney she paid most of the debt.
Now we tracked them down at
Thomas Lautenbach
Olesya Lautenbach
Alsenstraße 3
D-23556 Luebeck
Germany
Fax: 004945140039084
Suing him seems not to be promising, for the bailiff told us he is broke,
made an affidavit and lives on his wife.
Suing her and contacting the district attorney seems to be the right
way, though.
If you or defrauded parties need further information, you can contact us.
Butt please do not our contact on your website.
Thanks, sincerely yours
G.R
Bamberg / Germany
Ukrainian, Belarus and Russian women scammers
Anna Savitskaya
Birth date: 27 March 1990
Phone: +375292691408
Postal address: Belarus 211319 Vitebsk, Orshanskaya str, d.5, kv.12
Skype: Anita_tender
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Anna Savitskaya (If this is her real name) is a translation scammer. This scammer pretends not to understand your mails that was translated by free translation services on Google and Bing. She asks men to use paid translation services (Which she works for or get he commissions from). When a man refuses to pay for this kind of translation services she get aggressive and accuse him of being greedy and doing nothing for their relationship.
Avoid this scammer and the translation services she recommends at all costs.
Elvira Uralova
Birth date: 6 February 1993
Phone: +74732834522
Postal address: Russia 394018 Voronezh, Pushkina str 11A, kv.28
Skype: Elvira Uralova
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Elvira Uralova (If this is her real name) is a translation Russian scammer. This scammer pretends not to understand English and asks men to use paid translation services (Which she works for or get he commissions from). Moreover she refuses any kind of video communication via Skype, WhatsApp, etc. Avoid this scammer and the translation services she recommends at all costs.
Tamara Rogova
Birth date: 5 October 2000
Phone: +375293363282
Postal address: Belarus 220025 Minsk, Esenina str 19, apt.58
Skype: Rogova Tomochka
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Tamara Rogova is a translation and travel Belarus scammer. Indicates in her profile that she knows English language. When men sent her mails in English she tells them that she has a basic English knowledge. When men send her mails after translating them from English to Russian on Google Translator or Bing Translator, she pretends not to understand the translation and ask men to use paid translation services (This is untrue because Google and Bing translation results are just fine.). Most probably this scammer is getting commissions from these paid translation services.
Moreover, Tamara Rogova, will refuse to meet men in Belarus and offer to visit them instead and here comes the typical travel scam scenario for flight ticket, visa fees, insurance, etc ... but guess what ... she will never come ... Tamara Rogova will disappear after getting the money.
Below is a report we received from a man who has been scammed by Tamara Rogova:
"I had a response from Tamara Rogova. Her response was very positive, but after exchanging just a couple of emails, she said that she found it impossible to understand the translated Russian (also I should point out, in her profile on the site she claimed to have intermediate English - but she has none at all. We exchanged emails about this, and you recommended using Google. The curious thing was, when I used Google to translate from Russian to English, I could understand 90%. But Tamara said she could understand barely anything in the translations I sent to her. It was at that point she suggested registering on a paid translation services. The cost of using this translation service is 6 cents per word, with certain discount structures. I decided to use the service to continue to communicate with Tamara. On finds the cost rapidly mounts up. She said that using the service, she could understand me perfectly. But all her responses I translated using Google, with problem. I began to have doubts. As a test, I suggested that perhaps in February or March, I might come to visit her in Belarus. She said no, she would prefer to come to France. Now I have already been the attempted victim of a scam, on Russian Brides website. Being asked for money for the lady to come to visit. I did not fall for the scam, and quickly unsubscribed from the web site. When Tamara said she would come to France, I wrote a blunt letter saying that I would not pay for any expenses beforehand. But if she were to come, I was willing to contribute to the cost. Answer from Tamara Rogova, no she did not need assistance, but could pay for it all herself. Still I had doubts; particularly because the translation costs quickly can arrive at 30-40 dollars a day. Alarm bells started ringing in my mind. I did a Google image search on Tamara, and found she was listed on at least five other dating/marriage sites. I suggested she could pay for her own translations with this online translation service, or at least we could share the cost. But these translation sites do not accept any payment from women, only from men. "Gentleman pays for all" is their motto. As a further check, I contacted several other women on that site, but sending them messages all translated either with Google or Yandex online translators. Most responded, all of them saying that they would be interested to continue to communicate, but that they did not understand my messages. A couple said they were using that exact site because of the translation service, that they had tried communicating with men using online translators but that they were no good, and did not translate English well in the complex language that Russian is.
The cut a long story short, I came to the conclusion that this site, with the associated translation company is a rather clever scam. My guess is that women on the site are paid by the translation company to get men to use their service. I have no proof of course. However I bring it to your attention because it may well be that there are other women on your website who invite men to switch to that site to use the translation service, and thus earn money. Again I repeat I have no proof, but when I suggested to Tamara, and to one other woman, that I would come anyway to Belarus just to meet, and see whether we wanted to continue to communicate, with no strings attached, in both instances the response was an emphatic no. I would add that I have read through all the advice and information published on your site, with warnings against scams or malpractice, correct behaviour, etc., and such responses again lead me to believe that these women are not serious about forming relationships."
Yulia Schima
Birth date: 15 July 1999
Phone: +79019461287
Postal address: Russia 432013 Ulyanovsk, Riyabikova str, d.112, kv.94
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Yulia Schima is another translation and travel scammer.
Below is a report we received from a man who has been scammed by Yulia Schima:
"Good evening, I am afraid to tell you the aforementioned lady is nothing more than a translation agency scammer. She kept saying she does not understand Google translations, even though they were rather simple, and lured me into a paid translating services, on which I blew a couple of thousand, while waiting for her to come and visit me, which she kept delaying. After a while, she forgot our previous conversations, a kept repeating herself, sending same pictures,... which she denied after being caught.
I checked her IP was already listed as dangerous on a famous anti-scam web list. Her physical home address was fake, as she admitted. Very sly and cruel.
By the way, the translating sites are the same used (there might be others) by Tamara Rogova, who has been denounced on your site as well, as I saw.
Let me know if you need anything from me. This lady hurt me a lot, and I feel responsible to stop her from scamming anyone else. I should have paid more attention to the warning signals..."
Elena Shustova
Birth date: 6 December 2001
Phone: +7 9600982732 / +7 9177007720
Postal address: Parkway Green str, d.6, kv. 22, Novocheboksarsk (Cheboksary) 429965 Russia
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Elena Shustova is a scam artist. Typical fall in love fast, asks men for money and disappears afterwards.
Tatiana Anatolievna Koulakova (Tatyana Anatoliyevna Kulakova)
Birth date: 10 January 1987
Phone: +7 917 8622183
Postal address: 425000 Russia, Mari El, Volzhsk, 2 Pereulok Mososlova 14
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Tatiana (Tatyana) is a real person living in Volzhsk city / Russia. She claims to be an English language teacher. Actually makes living asking money from foreign men. She is very sophisticated scammer and a very heartless one; you think that you are her most special man and her last hope. And you would completely believe her.
She is actually a good psychologist; she will find your sensitive spots and won't hesitate to use them. She will leave your heart broken and your bank account a couple of thousands dollars lighter.
She is very clever and involves you in a relation you believe to be totally true and amazingly close and special. She sounds absolutely reliable and trustworthy; she sends you sweet words and nice letters. She falls in love with you, wants to visit you, dying to be with you and wanting to marry you, make you first send her money for a computer and Internet connection (So she won’t need to go to the Internet clubs in snowing dangerous nights – she will read your mails and write to you from home). But, just before her visit to your country she falls ill (illness that might develop to cancer) and needs money to cover an urgent medical operation expenses, as it is a question of her life or death. As soon as you send her money the scammer Tatyana Anatoliyevna Kulakova disappears and you will never hear back from her.
Below is quotation from what a man wrote about this scammer:
This is very heartbreaking for me that such women exist. But I am not going to lie down and fret about it, I know there are many lovely genuine and exceptional ladies in your beautiful country! This experience probably will not make me immune to a scam in future; I am just too soft-hearted when I think that someone suffers. But the experience will not make me a worse person, but life will not be kind to Tatyana if she is a scammer. No decent person's self worth is worth so few dollars! I feel more aggrieved about the >300 emails which I wrote to her. B.S / South Africa
Yulia Echina (Julia/Yuliya) and Kristina Varvashenko (Christina) (This scammer uses either of these names)
Birth date: 14 November 1995
Phone: +7 9606376061 / +7 9047251580
Postal address: 5 August str, 14-18, Stroitel 308300 Russia
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Yulia Echina or Kristina Varvashenko, no doubt can be called a professional scammer. She scammed countless of men from around the world. She has tons of (working) scenarios that make men believe her and send money.
She could provide the following bank details to receive money:
BANK OF BENEFICIARY:
BANK FOR FOREIGN TRADE
BELGOROD BRANCH
EUR accout 30301978750020001600
SWIFT: VITBR RU M2 BEL
An index 308600 city of Belgorod street popova 18
BENEFICIARY
ECHINA Julia
40817-978-9-1602-0000001
index 308600 ECHINA YULIYA
CITY STROITEL
STREET, AUGUST 5
HOUSE 14-18
Marina Vladimirovna Fedorova
Birth date: 19 July 1993
Phone: +38 050 6417968
Postal address: Patona str 9, kv.81, Kherson 73021 Ukraine
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Marina Vladimirovna Fedorova is a Ukrainian scammer who claims to be a teacher. Ask men to call her first as her spoken English is better than her writing skill. Most probably they are two scammers working together, the one who answers phone calls is Marina Fedorova and the one who writes emails is another person. We also heard that she is working with someone who operates a scam agency in Kherson / Ukraine. In her second or third mail she/he asks for money to cover her (Internet cafe charges). Next she finds other reasons to suck money from men.
Her bank account details:
Beneficiary: Fedorova Marina Vladimirovna
Account number: 26204600970704
Bank of beneficiary: Privatbank
Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine
Swift code: PBANUA2X
Intermediary bank: JP MORGAN CHASE BANK
New York, USA
Swift code: CHASUS33
Correspondent account: 0011000080
REMEMBER, No decent women in any part of the world who has not shared time with you face to face who has not hold you, hugged you and kissed you, she will never come up to you via email, phone call or on a chat and telling you about her sick dying parents or how she needs her phone bills to be paid so she can talk to you. Any request for money from a woman you have not met face to face is definitely a sign that there is a scammer involved.
Honest and marriage minded woman who is really interested in you will never ask for money, so don’t send money and avoid (women) who ask you for it.