Meet rklindquistwue0dorthabf and vgkeilakq5kohlwy, divorced with children

Looks like some affiliate program scammers on Craigslist men-looking-for-women personals just really don't care, or they've totally automated their system, including the production of e-mail addresses to use, presumably because they fully expect to be caught as spam and blocked.

Initially a "they", this responder later became a single woman and sent me an X-rated pic.
The crazy-looking e-mail address was the first clue, but I decided to respond anyway to see how it turned out. Sorry, I can't post the picture of her naked in bed (face cropped from the picture, so it could very well have been lifted from one of any number of adult sites).

E-mail #1
We are really interesting and I'm searching for an older gentleman to own entertaining with today

E-mail #2
Hey how are you
Im interested in some thing that's long term, NSA. I want to keep this a secret - my ex-boyfriend is kinda a psycho ever since we broke up. haha .... 4 year relationship. Anyways.. I do have a daughter who is 22 months old, but she will always be sleeping by the time you come over...
This is my first time doing this kinda thing online - so Im kinda iffy about it.

I don't use any messengers - only one that I use for work...
i was hoping we could stay in contact by texting if your interested in making it long term.... http://www.securedater.com you will be able to get my number as soon as you sign up so im thinking we could get together tonight or tomorrow night - that would be great... Im signing off the computer now though, hope to hear from you xoxo.

I have attached a picture, please keep this to your self, I have a very important job and I don't need people finding this out

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Trafalgar's European Explorer 2006 memoirs part 3

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Trafalgar's European Explorer 2006 memoirs part 9

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