You'd best be afraid! This guy is no more from a "rich Indian family" than I am. He's looking for a green card! (Or permanent residency card if you're Canadian.) This is a common scam perpetrated primarily by men in India and other countries where computer companies "outsource" their call centers. Here's a link that will help you weed out the scammers:
That's not the type of "afraid of meeting him" I meant... I can spot types like that he actually wants to move to North America so he can struggle. Not exactly where I'm from, maybe the US, he doesn't know yet. I don't know why, but he wants to move here so he can make his own money his own way. I can tell he's not scamming, for sure. And he's definitely not the standard Indian, if that's the way you look at them.
I don't want to argue about the issue. Point is, this answered nothing for me.
Is it normal to be afraid to meet someone online for this reason?
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You'd best be afraid! This guy is no more from a "rich Indian family" than I am. He's looking for a green card! (Or permanent residency card if you're Canadian.) This is a common scam perpetrated primarily by men in India and other countries where computer companies "outsource" their call centers. Here's a link that will help you weed out the scammers:
http://www.immigrationlasvegas.com/green-card-scams/
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That's not the type of "afraid of meeting him" I meant... I can spot types like that he actually wants to move to North America so he can struggle. Not exactly where I'm from, maybe the US, he doesn't know yet. I don't know why, but he wants to move here so he can make his own money his own way. I can tell he's not scamming, for sure. And he's definitely not the standard Indian, if that's the way you look at them.
I don't want to argue about the issue. Point is, this answered nothing for me.