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+13014245779 Camille sambor

Date04/16/2026
PseudonymCamille sambor
Url / Websitehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/camille-sambor
Telephone+1 301-424-5779 (ou 0013014245779) (Info / Risk score)
Comment / ReviewI don’t usually write stuff like this, but I figured I’d share this because it was one of those situations where I ignored a bunch of red flags early on.

I met this girl, **Camille Sambor**, on Tinder. She said she was originally from Maryland but living out here now.

At first, she seemed cool. Confident, easy to talk to, definitely knew how to carry herself. The kind of person that makes a strong first impression right away. You could tell she puts a lot of value on her appearance and how people see her. It comes off as confidence at first, but over time it starts to feel more like attitude.

The first time we hung out, it was already kind of a lot. She ordered drinks right away and didn’t really slow down. Not just a couple either, she was going pretty hard for a normal night. At one point she was already talking to other people at the bar like she’d known them for years.

I brushed it off, figured maybe it was just a one-time thing.

It wasn’t.

Pretty much every time I saw her, there was alcohol involved, and not in a casual way. Either she’d show up already buzzed or she’d get there fast. And once she crossed that line, her whole personality changed. Loud, impulsive, saying whatever came to mind, and getting way too comfortable way too quickly.

The other thing that started to come out was how she handled dating. She moves fast, and not in a genuine way. I later found out I wasn’t the only person she was seeing, not even close. And the way it came out made it clear she wasn’t being upfront with anyone.

When I brought it up, it immediately turned into me being the problem.

That was kind of the theme with her. Nothing was ever her fault.

She also had this stuck-up side that got more obvious over time. If she didn’t see value in someone, she’d just dismiss them completely. Little comments, looks, tone, you could tell she thought she was above certain people.

At some point she mentioned getting fired from Total Wine & More. The story kept changing, but it pretty clearly came down to her taking stuff she shouldn’t have. What stood out wasn’t even that, it was how little she cared. She laughed about it like it was nothing.

That’s honestly the best way to describe the whole situation. Nothing really mattered to her as long as she was having a good time in the moment.

Anyway, take it for what it is. Just sharing my experience. If you run into someone like that, don’t ignore the early signs like I did.

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