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A user submitted a report about a woman who appears to use the surname Zdor. The available information was limited to a profile photo and an image of a Ukrainian passport. The passport was apparently shared to confirm identity, but it raised doubts. Some details in the image looked inconsistent with a genuine Ukrainian passport, so the document should not be accepted as proof without separate verification. There was no confirmed financial loss reported in this case. However, sending a passport early in online communication can be part of a trust-building tactic. In many dating scam situations, documents are shown first, and money requests may appear later under reasons such as travel, tickets, visa issues, emergency expenses, or border problems. The main concern is that the profile relies on a questionable document while providing very little other verifiable information. This creates a risk that the identity may be false or misused. This report is published to warn others. Do not send money or personal details to anyone met online based only on a passport image, photos, or promises of a future meeting.
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Country, City: Dnipro, Ukraine
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