I joined this (Rudefinder.com) To meet Women, Like it Said you could, I believe I paid $46.56 for 6-Months of Possible Dating, or Hookups, Then I got and Email Saying for The Other $79.80 I would have a lifetime Membership... But I've sent several Notes to Women That I would like to Meet, But Never ...
The site was filled with fake people. I noticed that when an email dialogue began, it always ended in a dead end. After a few days of this I changed my profile pics to Brad Pitt and changed my headline to "This site is fake, don't give your credit card!" and I still got the same ...
The site is billed as an adult dating site with lots of beautiful women, sharing naked pictures, and looking for sex. However, the profiles appear to be faked, and, also programmed as "bots", With limited ability to communicate. It appears to be set up deliberately to swindle people out ...
Co. Had a month to cancle subscr. With 2 e-mails to remind them, and recharged my card anyway, did not cancle, and now wont talk on line, e-mail, got refund through bank. ...
I 'attended' Kensington University online beginning in 1993 for a Master's in Psychology. I was a hospital social worker and they were willing to pay for courses and gave me a book of the 100 top online universities and told me they would pay for any of them. Kensington most suited my needs by ...
Signed up to rudefinder.com, had to pay before being able to message back to so called girls on the other end. Then the messages rolled in to keep me interested, it worked, i became suspicious tho, i didnt recognise any of the women that were supposedly living close by. I started stating land marks ...