cheezeburger11: Tips if you think you're talking to a military scammer.
Ask the person to send an email on their military email. They all have one and use it everyday. The address should end .mil, nothing else just .mil. The other way is by asking for his APO address, if he’s military he’ll know what it means and give it to you. If he says he has no access to email, he lying. If he says he is so top secret that he doesn’t have an APO address he’s lying. If you’ve never met and he’s told you he’s in some sort of “top secret” unit, if he is he’s in big trouble for violating security if he’s not he’s a scam.
Ask the person to send an email on their military email. They all have one and use it everyday. The address should end .mil, nothing else just .mil. The other way is by asking for his APO address, if he’s military he’ll know what it means and give it to you. If he says he has no access to email, he lying. If he says he is so top secret that he doesn’t have an APO address he’s lying. If you’ve never met and he’s told you he’s in some sort of “top secret” unit, if he is he’s in big trouble for violating security if he’s not he’s a scam.