Site: fling.com
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Rip off use's fake accounts to make you join cyber age New York new york

To prove this site a fraud i im 32 woman, i got 10 respones in under one day only one was a real person. This was the real winner Hey sexy! Thanks for getting in touch! I'm really glad you wrote, I think we definitely need to hook up sometime real soon. I am definitely interested in getting ...

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Be wary of additional emails from fling members who entice you to join another site Ripoff Internet

The previous emailer (joshua) was right to be cautious, with this service I was overcharged alot for what was supposed to be a 7-day trial membership... For starters i was charged the trial fee twice (9.95) and along with that a day later 34.95 for a gold 1 mo membership; that i had not agreed ...

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Led me to belive i was joining a website to which their were REAL people

I was led to belive, fling.com was an real internet online dating service. I find patterns, such as reciving mail from females (the sites email) and i see them requesting for me to email during the end of the message, aswell as starting the message with hey. Also leaving their email adress, at the ...

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Fling as a company doesn't exist it is only a referal site for other pay sites Ripoff

I have been a member of fling for a month now and when i joined the e-mails came hot and heavy. After awhile i noticed a pattern that the e=mails the ladies??? Were directing me to see their pictures and to get their phone numbers all were sending me to the same site where you had to join cyberage ...

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Singles site is full of fake robots

Fling.com is a pay-service singles site. I live in a rather small town. I accidentally clicked a link to this site. It showed me "singles in 'my' area". There were 20 accounts within 20 minutes driving. I couldn't believe it! Jackpot! So I figured one month for 24$ was worth some good ...

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Ripoff Complete hoax and fraud

This company is using MySpace to lure new customers to their website. My husband received an 'friend request', suddenly comments and messages came. The MySpace web page where you could look at more pictures is a link to fling.com requesting you to become a registered member. Two days later, another ...