Luiza - Romance Scammer - u.luiza1990@outlook.com

[Loris]

from: u.luiza1990@outlook.com
date: Feb 10, 2026, 3:06 PM
subject: Re:
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Good day !! I was so glad to see your reply! Funny thing — I
actually found your letter in my spam folder. I don’t know why it
ended up there, but now I’ve added you to my contacts so it won’t
happen again. Please do the same with my email too, just in case! To
be honest, I was a little nervous whether you would answer me or not.
I’ve tried online dating before, but it didn’t really work out — some
men weren’t serious at all, and I don’t want to waste time on that
anymore. That’s why I want to be clear from the very beginning: I am
here because I’m looking for something real, a serious relationship. I
hope you are too? But my biggest disappointment was not online. In
real life, I was once very close to marriage… until my ex betrayed me
with another woman . That was a huge shock for me — it felt like my
world collapsed overnight. For a long time I thought I would never
trust again. But time heals, and now I’ve found the strength to
believe in love once more. I know we all deserve happiness, and if we
don’t build it ourselves, no one will do it for us. Anyway, enough
about the past — life is about the present, right? Let me tell you a
little about myself. My name is Luiza, I’m 35, and I live in Bishkek.
I have Kazakh roots, I’ve never been married, and I don’t have kids. I
work as a saleswoman in a clothing store — it keeps me busy, but I
enjoy being around people. In my free time, I like to read, cook (I’ll
tell you more about that later ), and sometimes I go to the fitness
center to stay in shape. I used to play volleyball, loved skiing, and
even practiced boxing for a while 🥊. Sports always gave me energy and
confidence, though now I don’t have as much time for it. I’ll send you
some of my photos, and I’d really love to see yours too. Let’s make
our letters more like a friendly conversation, not just a
questionnaire. BUT while answering each other's QUESTIONS, okay?? Tell
me about yourself, your life, and what makes you happy. I’ll be
waiting for your reply — hopefully tomorrow! Warm regards, Luiza

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[Tatiana]

from: u.luiza1990@outlook.com
date: Feb 12, 2026, 4:37 AM
subject:
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Hello! I was really happy to get your letter today — it gave
me such a good mood! For me, it’s a clear sign that you are also
interested in something serious, and that makes me even more excited
to continue. I believe that if we both write honestly and answer each
other’s questions, step by step we can really get to know each other
better. Don’t you agree? And yet, I didn’t notice that you send me
your photo today! Please send me your photo in your next letter,
because it will be more interesting to communicate in this way! Do you
agree? After sending my last letter, I kept wondering… Did it catch
your interest? Or maybe I shared too much about my past too soon? For
a moment I even regretted being so open. But then I thought — no,
honesty is the best way. The past is part of us, and even if it wasn’t
always easy, it shapes who we are today. I don’t want to hide anything
from you, because secrets are not a good foundation for a
relationship. I also want you to know that I take our
communication very seriously. I don’t play games — I don’t have time
or desire for that. Right now I write to you mostly from work, since I
still don’t have proper Internet at home. The provider that was
supposed to connect our building went bankrupt and disappeared with
the money we already paid… Now there are court proceedings, and nobody
knows how long it will take. So until then, please don’t worry if
sometimes I can’t answer immediately — I will always write back as
soon as I can. Since you already know a little about me, today I
thought I would tell you more about my work. At the moment I’m working
as a saleswoman in a clothing store. The schedule is quite tough —
from 9 in the morning until 9 at night, six days a week. Sometimes my
only day off isn’t even on Sunday, because the store is open every
day, and we often switch shifts. I get tired, of course, but I’m used
to it. Actually, my real profession is teaching. I am an elementary
school English teacher. I had to leave my school job about six months
ago because the salary was delayed for months, and I couldn’t afford
to live or pay my mortgage. I still do some tutoring from time to
time. It makes me sad that here in Kyrgyzstan teaching is not valued
the way it should be, because it’s such an important job. But I’m not
giving up — I know every stage of life teaches us something.
I’ll tell you more about my family in my next letter, so I don’t
overload you with too much all at once . By the way, do you enjoy your
current activities? What was the most challenging period in your
studies or career? I’d really love to know. I hope my letter didn’t
bore you. I tried to make it shorter this time, but once I start
writing, I can’t stop! TODAY I am sending my video so that you can
understand how to pronounce my name LUIZA! Wishing you a wonderful
day, Luiza

[Tatiana]

from: u.luiza1990@outlook.com
date: Feb 28, 2026, 9:43 AM
subject: Re:
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signed-by: outlook.com

Hello! I already sent you my letter with some photos, but I
haven’t heard back from you yet… Why is that? Did you receive it? Or
maybe you just haven’t had the time to reply yet? I really hope it’s
not because you didn’t like my photos or what I wrote. Please, could
you let me know? Even a short note would mean a lot. The only thing I
don’t like is uncertainty — when you don’t know what to expect or how
the other person feels. I hope to hear from you soon. Warm regards,
Luiza

[JINX]

from: u.luiza1990@outlook.com
date: Mar 1, 2026, 11:40 AM
subject: Re:
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signed-by: outlook.com

Hello! Thank you so much for your new letter! I’m really happy
that our communication continues, and I love seeing your email even
during my breaks at work. It shows me that you are truly interested in
us getting to know each other, and I really appreciate that. As I
promised in my last letter, I want to tell you more about my family
and my Moldovan roots. I have a mother and a sister — and also a
nephew and a niece, my sister’s children! My father left our family
when I was 8 and my sister was 11, leaving my mother to raise us
alone. My mother is from Chisinau, and my father is from Kazakhstan ,
Astana . They met in Chisinau and got married in 1987. During the
Soviet era, they were both sent to work in Kyrgyzstan — my father
worked as a tractor driver on a collective farm, and my mother worked
as a milkmaid on a dairy farm. She would wake up at 3:30 in the
morning, milk the cows, then come home to get us ready for school.
Even with such hard work, I always felt her love. My sister was like a
second mother to me. She always cared for me and never let me feel
alone. I remember how she used to braid my hair for kindergarten —
it’s such a sweet memory that still makes me smile. She still lives
with my mother, even though she is married. Unfortunately, her husband
has had problems — sometimes he drinks too much and has even hurt her
physically in the past. I don’t blame her for staying, but seeing this
made me realize how important it is to choose a partner who truly
respects and cares for the family. Because of these experiences, I
know how important respect, care, and small gestures are in a
relationship. A real partnership is built on love, trust, and
attention to each other. Even something simple, like giving flowers or
arranging a little surprise dinner, can bring so much happiness. I
also have a little morning ritual that makes me happy every day. I
open my curtains, let the sunlight into my apartment, watch the light
dance on my pillow, and then smile at myself in the mirror, saying:
“Good morning, Luiza!” It’s simple, but it starts my day with joy. My
mother taught me this — even when life was hard, she always looked at
it positively. I try to do the same every day. I’d love for you to try
it too — smile at your reflection in the morning and wish yourself a
good day. You’ll see how much it can lift your mood!
Unfortunately my break is over now, so I have to go back to work. I’ll
continue my story about my family and my childhood in my next letter —
there’s still so much to share! I hope you have a wonderful day.
Warmly, Luiza

[JuJu-4-U]

from: u.luiza1990@outlook.com
date: Apr 16, 2026, 9:39 AM
subject: Re: HI again
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signed-by: outlook.com

Hello dear! Thank you so much for your letter — and for the
good mood you give me every time I read your words. Sometimes we need
so little to smile, right? Your letters have already become an
important part of my day. Even when I’m very busy with work, I always
find a moment to read you and write back. Today I greeted you with
“Hello, dear!” — it came out completely naturally, without
thinking. I hope you don’t mind me calling you that? I feel that with
every letter we are getting closer, and it makes me happy. Honestly,
if we met in real life, it would probably be much harder for me to
open up like this about my family and my childhood. But somehow, in
our letters, I feel safe to share. You know, I was raised in quite a
conservative way. My sister and I never drank or smoked, and even now
I only occasionally enjoy a little red wine or champagne. We never
touched drugs. Instead, we spent our childhood helping our mom:
feeding pigs, ducks, chickens, and geese. Though I must confess — I
never dared to feed the geese! They always tried to pinch me, and I
was a little scared of them. But the piglets loved me, especially one
named Nyusha! She was always hungry and I often gave her my cakes
instead of eating them myself. Did you have a favorite animal when you
were a child? It’s funny — when I write to you, I feel like I’m
talking to an old friend whom I haven’t seen for a long time, sharing
little stories and memories. Isn’t it strange and wonderful at the
same time? Back to the topic of upbringing. While many of our
classmates went to discos, my sister and I stayed home to study or
help with housework. Nobody forced us — we just watched our mom and
wanted to follow her example. Even now I believe that parents should
always be role models for their children. That’s why it’s so sad to
see young mothers walking with babies while smoking or drinking beer.
Children repeat what they see. Another role model for me was my aunt,
my mother’s sister. Thanks to her, I decided to get a pedagogical
education. To study at the university, I had to move from our village
to Bishkek, about 110 kilometers away. My aunt lives in Chisinau,
Moldova! She is currently working as a tutor. By the way, I promised
to tell you about our family tradition. Whenever my aunt visits
Kyrgyzstan, we have a big family celebration! My mom cooks delicious
food, and she and my aunt sing songs. I don’t have a great voice, but
I always sing along — it’s such a warm and happy time together. My
aunt is very dear to me, almost like a second mother. After my
grandparents passed away in Moldova, she even gave up part of her
inheritance so that my sister and I could keep their old house. Later
we sold it and, with the money plus a loan from the bank, I was able
to buy my own apartment. I’m still paying off that loan, but at least
I have my little home. It is important to say that I also communicate
very well with my aunt from Kazakhstan! This is my father's younger
sister. I wrote to you earlier that my father is from Kazakhstan. Of
course, living alone sometimes feels lonely. I watch TV or read to
distract myself. Just yesterday I rewatched Forrest Xxxx. I’ve seen it
several times already, but good movies never get old, right? Tonight,
though, I plan something healthier — I’ll go to the fitness center!
And you, what are your plans for the evening? I’ll be waiting
for your next letter with a smile. Today I am sending you a photo with
my aunt from Moldova! Warmly, Luiza