Hey guys! I got credited back after I wrote them directly and mentioned scambook and that I'd turn them over to the attorney general. Go for it! I too became suspicious quickly when all mail was being delivered from east coast time though the senders supposedly lived in Denver. ...
Fake women who really don't live in your locale and never address agreeing to meet you in person. Responding emails are sent by the women based on EST time. Obviously, the women don't live in Denver metro. ...
This is an adult website that claims to set you up with single people in your area that are looking to hook up. I realized it was a scam when none of the women, who they claim are in your area and want to hook up, will actually meet you in person. All of the messages they send are short responses ...
They guarantee that you will hookup with some one 100? I get a lot of email messages from girls telling me in a line or so that they want to do something sexual or they want to meet but when comes to the hammer hitting the nail, or when I give them a time or a place or ask them out they respond ...
SocialSex.Biz is full of false user profiles, who contact you randomly but never meet. I have yet to meet an actual human on this site. Stay away from this scam. ...
I have had the same experience as the other complainants written so far. Too-good-to-be-true young women, with provocative one-liners on their home page, turn out to be conversational one-liners as well - "answering" your long, detailed messages with non-sequitur one-sentence responses ...