<prompt> Human: Hi. Ill try to make this as straight to the point as possible. A woman contacted me through a Facebook account claiming to be from Turkey, which apparently is restricted from paypal. Her family is extremely wealthy, but she has an abusive father that she wants to escape from. Ive only known her for a few days, through my Twitch.tv stream. Im an online gamer that uses a platform that accepts donations through credit cards or paypal. This is essentially classified as tips of various sizes. She has sent me several pictures of herself, which Ive already uploaded to reverse-image engines uploading a picture to see if it matches elsewhere on the internet. I found no matches. I finally asked her to write my name on a piece of paper and hold it up while taking a photo. That picture has no matches either.Her plan proposed to me is this-She wants to leave her country by amassing a savings of around 500,000. She will do this by collecting cash through Western Union. She will start by using a credit card in her name to send a 10,000 donation to my stream, which then she wants to transfer to my bank account. She would like me to send half of it 5,000 to her through Western-Union, an online money transferring service. She will repeat this with larger amounts as she begins to trust me. and will continue to ask for half of the amount she sends to me, until she has enough money to leave the country and to live on her own. In short, she wants to make me rich by assisting her through keeping half of every transaction she gives me.Now, of course, every single fiber of me is telling me that this could potentially be a scam. The big concern I have is a chargeback case where she gets the money first through Western Union, then files for a chargeback so she can get the original amount reverted through her credit card.Ive tried looking up potential scams similar to this - but I have yet to find anything. Im tempted by this offer, and she claims that she will wait a week for me to make a decision. Im doing my best to try to believe her but something still feels off. Does anyone have any experience relating to a situation like this, or any insight as to how I could potentially prevent a charge-back claim issued by her if things go south? Or should I mission abort this all-together?  <response>: Scamscam scam scam scamscam scam scamscam 