Scammer who sent me a friend request on Tagged. Image stolen.
"nice feelings getting your message beautiful, am Ronny and an Engineer, live in manchester , father of one, a daughter."

He send me a friends request on Facebook, I recognized him looking into his pictures there was one picture he send me a few years ago as Robert Tomasz someone I've been chatting to for 3 years.

He contacted me on facebook in April today. He asked me for money to go out to sea when he works for Gulf drilling Int.
He told me to send the money by Western union to Marie Mitchell.

Arlic is somehow a strange bird. He said he is from Madrid, Spain, and is currently in Guam, an island territory in Micronesia in the western Pacific Ocean, for a contract. He is nine hours behind me. Arlic is a widower, having lost his wife three years ago. He is a contractor, is self employed, and is a businessman who deals with copper cable wire within and without the country.
I am a 43-year-old secretary for a real estate attorney, an artist, and don't have to work but do so because I enjoy it. I am divorced with no children. That is a bio that I can remember! I'll have to look at the DM again to see where I live!
Arlic wanted me to go to WhatsApp, but I don't have a cell phone. I talk on Twitter.
Arlic plays the guitar, piano, trumpet, oboe, and sings. He has a son, Collins, who will be 9 on December 18. He asked me if I have Gmail and suggested we email each other. I had to stall for time to set up another Gmail account, and I told him I wasn't sure I remembered the password for it. I would give it to him in the morning. (I think someone else either recognized the email address I use for scammers or was suspended, because after I gave it to him, he disappeared. A friend went into my Twitter account and took a screenshot showing where Twitter had suspended his account. I did not want to take a chance on being recognized.)
Arlic and I began talking on Hangout. It shows up as ArlicConstruction450@gmail.com in his chat box.
Arlic wants to spend Christmas with me and have his son here, too. That will be great, and I could buy him a bicycle to ride. I would buy one for myself, too, so that either Arlic or I could ride with him. (I ride a boy's bike because of my height.) I thought that if the boy would be coming here for Christmas, that would eliminate an opportunity to scam me, but Arlic wants Collins to have a bike in Spain to ride during the school year. He wants Collins to have the bike before Christmas - for his birthday - before he comes to the States. I suggested that we fly to Spain together and let him pick out his bike. Arlic said that might be too much stress on me. I told him it would be like a vacation. In order to get down to the real business I was after, I agreed to send the money for the bike to the child's principal. The bike was 731 Euros, or $831. I asked if it comes with a motor! Yes, and it sounded like it comes with all the bells and whistles, including a repair kit. The name of the school is Linquist Corner Academy (which I cannot find on the Internet). Well, the child is having a birthday and needs a cake and some ice cream. His dad has been away for I don't know how long, and the youngster is probably outgrowing his clothes. There is no doubt that he will need new shoes and underwear, too. The big thing this year is everything MineCraft, and he probably would love to sleep on new sheets with a matching MineCraft quilt. Were this the real thing, I would want the boy to feel appreciated, loved, and cared about. Arlic said the amount to cover all of that was 2,531 euro, which is $2,878. I rounded it off to $3,000. He never mentioned reimbursing me for any of this money or offered to pay part of it. He wanted to know when I would send it.
Arlic gave me the principal's name and the rest of the information I would need:
Receiver name.........Jonathan metti
Address.........paseo de los sauce
Aguadulce Almeria Spain
Zip code.........5604720
Amount.......
Sorry, Arlic. You should know it is a bad idea to send money to anyone you have never seen before or do not know of personally. It is too easy to take the money and run.
P.S. After I turned in the report, he sent me a DM that the principal was on leave. ONWOSA QUEEN is a name that will receive the money -- $1,500 twice.
Also, I told a friend to follow him, and he's talking to her now, saying much the same things he said to me. I'm saving screenshots she is sending me and will show that he's a male romance scammer and show his scam attempt with her.