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How does the Military Romance Scam work?

There are several scenarios to this scam that are commonly attempted throughout, as well as any other of the more traditional romance scam excuses if they believe they will be able to extract money from their victim.
The most common military scam variants are:
- The military leave scam:
In this variant, the Scammer will suggest that they want to take leave so they can visit you. They will tell you that, in order to take leave you need to apply for leave on their behalf. At this stage they will often refer to you as their spouse. They will put you in touch with a superior officer to arrange the leave with you. The "superior officer" will in most cases be the same scammer, if not, it will be his accomplice.
Either way it will be part of the scam.
The Person you are directed to will usually send some fake documents and forms for you to fill in, and then tell you about a fee that needs to be paid. A "Replacement officer fee" is one such fee title that has been used. Usually payment will be requested by Western Union or Moneygram. Many scammers also have means of receiving money into a bank account if required.
This scam goes completely against how leave works in the US military. Military leave is little different to most other companies. If an employee is entitled to leave they will apply for it themselves and there is no fee payable. Further, the US Military (or other military forces for that matter) will not allow another person to apply for leave on a soldier's behalf. The mention of filling in a leave form for a military person is a definite sign of a scam.

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The last large type of scam is Military Scams (Nigerians who is most cases posing as US military).

Scammers impersonating Military personnel are becoming increasingly common. They start in most cases by contacting you on a social networking site claiming to be in the military, usually the US military. This scam is performed by male scammers using stolen pictures of male military personnel. There have however been limited reports of scammers pretending to be female military personnel as well.
They will get to know their victims quickly, preferring to use instant messaging to speed the scam up. They will however also use emails only to groom their victims if needed. Like most romance scams, they will be quick to fall in love and display most of the common characteristics of any other African romance scam:
- Bad English and grammar
- Not paying much attention to what you say
- Rarely answering questions
- Over use of terms such as "babe"
- Telling you how attractive you are and how much you mean to them often and early
- Possibly having children at home being looked after by a family member
- Stolen poetry being sent with claims they wrote it themselves.
- Wife left them after infidelity or killed in an accident
- In almost all cases the scammers will claim to be currently serving in Iraq or Afghanistan however IP checks will usually place them in Africa or increasingly Malaysia or India.

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Be careful, if you are public man, and receive a strange email with invitation to some conference. Because it will be not invitation, just a scam!

Conference Scams - scams involving invitations to a fake conference.
Similar to the World Cup scam for example (aimed only at sports fans), this type of fraud comes as an invitation for businessmen/women, lecturers, philanthropists, and etc. public people. How it works? For example, by online way scammers find their profiles on the Internet and master craft an invitation, tailored to the victim’s name and activity.
The recipient of the letter is invited to be the keynote speaker at an event orconference held in a foreign country, for which plane tickets, meals and local transport are provided. The only thing that the invitee has to take care of is the hotel, which has to be pre-paid as the organizers want to make sure the guest won’t be a “no-show”.
With plane tickets and meals provided, several guests are fine with paying for their hotel rooms. This is where the scam comes – as the hotel suggested by the organizers, supposedly close to the conference center, is a fake.
The guest opens the fake hotel link that scammers create using beautiful stock photos and provide their credit card numbers. They pay for the hotel but they will never receive the plane tickets for the mythical conference.
How to avoid this thing?
So, if you receive an invitation to a conference that you have not previously heard about, check with other people working in the same field. Either no one will have heard of it, which proves it is a scam, or they will all have received the same invitation, which also proves it is a scam! So you can delete this email and forget about it.