Vera Elasquez - Content Researcher and Freelance Journalist

Whenever you receive an e-mail from someone you don't know are you receiving a possibly beneficial business proposal/co-working arrangement or just another scam or has someone with harmful intent contacted you?

Let's read Vera's flattering e-mail...

E-Mail received:

Date: 18/03/2025, 06:48

From: Vera Elasquez vera@mail.safetydetectiveshq.com

To: [Name and EMail address redacted]

Subject: About your article

Hey there,

I recently read your article, (https://www.mf3.co.uk/alina-romance-scammer.html), and found it exceptionally insightful. Your writing is not just informative, but truly illuminating on the subject. The clarity and depth of your research are remarkable.

Since I am doing research on this subject, your piece inspired me to dig deeper. I've discovered some additional data that could beautifully complement your existing work, potentially adding an intriguing layer to your already compelling narrative. Would you be interested in reviewing this material?

FYI, I'm Vera, a content researcher and freelance journalist.

Are you interested?

Best,
Vera El
Content Research Department

Notes: "she" wrote "and found it exceptionally insightful. Your writing is not just informative, but truly illuminating on the subject. The clarity and depth of your research are remarkable." I would not have said that, I just did a reverse image search online.

Before replying I will do my "due diligence" checks on e-mail address/domain name (whois) and google search on Vera

E-Mail sent:

Date: 18/03/2025, 06:48

From: [Name and EMail address redacted]

To: Vera Elasquez vera@mail.safetydetectiveshq.com

Subject: Re: About your article

Hi Vera,

I would be interested in reviewing the material.

As you claim that you are a content researcher and freelance journalist I am surprised that you have not developed a website at safetydetectiveshq.com, the domain being only 90 days since registered and I cannot find any mention of anyone called Vera Elasquez in a google search.

Regards
[Name redacted}

 

Now since sending the reply above I have not heard anything from Vera. What material was "she" thinking of sending to me? Possibly a zip file with a virus/executable file inside?

If there was a genuine reason why the website domain name had only just been registered but not yet developed, just say.

Since I have not heard anything have I called "her" out on some form of scam?

 

 

Michael Fowler

 

 

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