They send emails of people that dont exist. Women passing though town that want to meet. Then you join and it all ends after you pay. Another rip off company. How can we stop this? ...
Jordan00, claimed to be local, found me on a dating site, expressed interest in sexual relationship, led me to her hotmail address (Jordan C.), and from there said cell phone # and sexy pictures at sexymatchworld and playfulpleasuresfemales (links provided in three separate emails). ...
Until you register, Fling.com appears like legitimate albeit racey dating site. The ill-advised internet consumer buys into the site and registers, paying some annual or monthly fee. Once the new member ("M") is there, reality begins to set in. The profiles of the other members ...
Ok, I admit it, I fell for this scam company's trick. A beautiful girl was coming to my city and wanted to meet me. These people are low-life scum bags. I should have known better and in hindsight, how could a regular member send me an email but I was thinking with the wrong part of my anatomy. I ...
Several females I had not contacted, emailed me thru adult friend finders, claiming to already have talked with me and wanting to get together for some fun and explicit savage sex. They were quite clear as to what they wanted and expected They each asked me to log on to several different sights ...
Sent me e-mail's luring me into joining a false business and ripped me off by dissappearing. This is not right and something needs to be done about it ...