Response from: Denise    (11/06/07 6:22am)

I was just asked for $8000 by a person posing as a construction worker from the US, working in Nigeria. He claims his daughter has stomach cancer...well, I'm not falling for it, and neither should you. If anyone ever asks you for money, run away. Don't give out personal information to people you don't know. Take it slow when getting to know someone on the internet!

Response from: Cristina    (01/17/08 7:46am)

I was asked by someone on eharmony, after talking for awhile to allow him to ship products to my office and then forward them to somewhere else. I am very skeptical and was wondering what someone else thought.

PS: He has not asked me for money, just to receive the products and ship them somewhere else.

Response from: Debra    (04/05/08 10:24pm)

Watch for so-called Americans working overseas with money in stateside accounts. Recent chatting with NJ "native" working in Nigeria--within a week he was in love-and bringing himself and daughter to OH to visit--oh, no---he was $1400 short for airfare--could I please put off paying my bills and he would pay me the money when he got here? I saw through him the second day but continued until I got his name, address, and the name and address of where he wanted money sent by Western Union or MoneyGram--I hope people are careful and use common sense---

Response from: Tracy Esau    (04/30/08 11:43pm)

i personally have taken some expertise from jeff paul and honestly speaking i have not found any negative thing about him. I will agree to a point that someone might have not benefited from him but we simply can not deny the fact that there are spill over effects in every industry. my friends even have taken entrepreneurship from him and all of then have benifited from it.