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Unfortunately, due to the nature of home scam artists operate, there is no meaningful way to keep a current database on all of the names and false identities they use. They way to determine whether someone is trying to scam you is therefore to look at the behavior, and the things they're telling you, not who she says she is.

With that said, what is it about her that makes you wonder if she might be trying to scam you?