Onoffapp mms

Thank you for this non-answer accompanied by a judgment worthy of a proud boomer, but that wasn't the question. The question is rather: is the link dangerous or not?

lol, yes thank you very much your response is totally spot on...it works for texts and Hangouts, but as soon as it comes to MMS on a simple 06...it's immediately an mms onoff.net link...in conclusion, I knew someone was trying to impersonate a third party, especially since there was no coherence in the discussions and they immediately wanted money into a Belgian bank account... moreover.. thank you and best regards.

Hello, I also receive messages from a certain Frédéric with nice photos of himself, but I doubt the authenticity of the person... he is persistent and can't stand not receiving a reply within a few hours of his texts... I don't know what to think... his photos go through onoffapp.

Hello, apparently for Marine and Nadia it was Frédéric too. But identities can change. Personally, I was contacted on Facebook by young women with pretty photos who offered to become friends (Alice Mercier, Lyne Dube, Florence Huët), to use Hangouts for video, and coincidentally without sound, who sent me other enticing photos via onOffApp... The internet scams are multiplying! They play on emotions; we really want to believe it. DO NOT SEND MONEY, photos, or videos to people you haven't met in real life. Ask to talk on the phone; it will give you other clues, especially if, coincidentally, they change the subject at that moment. Take a step back, educate yourself about internet romance scams, seek advice from a friend who can provide an outside perspective (love makes you blind). I'm almost certain your doubts are justified, unfortunately. Come to terms with this relationship.

I asked him to call me or do video calls; he's so shy and really wants to meet, but I have to pay for him to come. It's a scam.