Pig butchering scam

Sup Lainons. I come to you with a situation, hope this isn't too much of a blogpost and it'd be interesting to hear any similar experiences. Recently, I got a message on whatsapp (ik, using that soykaf), supposedly a wrong number. Based on the picture a moderately attractive woman. They've since messaged me on and off over the last week, probably a couple times a day. I've responded but nothing particularly interesting. Obviously I'm pretty skeptical, this definitely smells like a scam though a slow burner. So far there hasn't been any e-begging, no sketchy links and no probing questions. Said I'm not buying it and they sent a picture as 'proof', no results when reverse image searching though not a great match to the profile. When I still wasn't convinced they tried video calling though I didn't answer. I recall some RCE on whatsapp video calls and I'm a bit bevvied rn. Their persistence is puzzling, surely a real person would have been put off by the paranoia? Any fun ideas for what I should send? Similar stories?

>>37545 When I was in school, the one gay kid tried using a friend (female) phone to get my dick picks. Of course I don't play that game. Another time, a wrong number turned into me getting the number of one of the hottest girls in school, we chatted back and forth for a few weeks, but her sportsball player BF got super angry at me and made her block my number because because he thought I was trying to fuarrrk her (I was not). It was a small town. As far as scams go, I play along for enough time to waste their time.

>>37545 Why would you buy something that you didn't intend before someone offered you? If you intend on buying it, why not do a research of quality and price beforehand and see what is best solution there? Buying anything off someone who directly contacts you is not only sketchy but downright ludicrous Block and move on with your life

An attractive woman is trying to sell you her meat? Sounds like the setup to a futa smut fic.