The Dreaded SL

Submitted by SL (United Kingdom), Sep 10, 2007 at 16:20

I was involved about 2 or so months ago with a man called Soufiyen Laraj.

Sometimes he spelled it Larajz so Im not 100% certian on that one, he had at one time a msn oneil1984@hotmail.com. All I know is what he told me. He used to date a lot online and had got fed up with the women using him for free holidays. He talked to me about a gf he used to have she was from Australia. She had messed him around with Im coming to see you and then never turned up.I felt sorry for him. Im in the UK and sometimes would wait till early in the morning to speak to him. He was always tired, but never seemed to have a lot of work. He said he was working with out a proper contract so that way he only could do a few hours. He told me that he was working with computers (what exactly he meant i dont know...cyber cafe? or im not sure) He said he had the net at home but i can never be sure.

The crunch came when i became suspicious about his behaviour (he had started asking me for money) he gave me the password to his oneil msn and there was an abusive woman talking to me she had been on block and i unblocked her to talk to her and she informed me that she had been talking to him a few months. That is when i changed my msn and made some friends on this site who we have been talking about him for a while now.

I've never sent him money myself, nor have i visited him, so i feel lucky. Ive spoken to a few young girls who have sent this SL if its the same one or even his reall name money. And two who have met him. If it is the same man then hes a reall loser. And i was a fool to have wasted time on him.

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