-------UPDATE-------So I made the call today.  I had to call, I was very curious.  And we were all wrong.  It was not a request for money at all.  It was nothing.  Actually, it was pretty dumb.  
Here's the story.  I asked her a while back and she finally sent me a pic last week.  She just wanted to tell me that she sent me the wrong pic.  Instead of sending me a pic of her, she accidentally sent me a pic of her posing with some gringo in BM.  She told me that he's only a "friend" (yeah, just like me 

).  She asked if I was ok about it.  Like I give a shit.  

  I guess she wanted me to call her so she could tell me "live", not in an email.  I was kind of dissapointed.  I had so many good comebacks for a money request ready.  Thanks fellas.  Oh well, I'll hold on to them for future reference.     
Then she says that when I arrive in October (I still don't know why the phuck I told her I am coming), she will be my only "girlfriend" 

  I wanted to ask her if she was doing drugs, but I didn't know how to say it in Spanish.
Toma drogas?  Usa usted la cocaina?  Fuma usted marijuana?  Esta en crack?  Usa usted metadrina?  
Maybe she's not a really a working chica.  Maybe's she's a regular girl.  Hahahahahaha.  
And monkeys will fly out of my ass...
Oh, here's another pretty funny thing.  When I called today and ask for her, she answered.  Then she starts speaking English.  WTF, she knew like 3 words in June.  Either she's really quick learner or I'm a fool.  Damn, I'm thinking back to all the crap I said about her to my buddy right in front of her. 

 OOPS IS RIGHT!  But I actually had a feeling she understood more than she let on by the reactions I was getting, so I actually was pretty careful about what I said in front of her.  But I didn't know she spoke so well.  
A common misconception is that few of these girls speak English.  While it may be true that they are embarrassed, timid or reluctant to try to speak English, I suspect that they understand/comprehend far more than they speak aloud.  Remember, even with Spanish-language channels from North America and elsewhere, they're still exposed to a tremendous amount of English language music, movies, signs and of course, gringo-babble.
]Now I'm definitely bringing the tobasco[/b].  Or does she actually believ
-Orange