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Lies, lies, lies

I've had an outstanding consideration on MatchMaker.com for some time today. I've gathered 63 "curiosity notice" communications on that consideration. With a couple of conditions, every one of these was delivered to me 4 days apart. What're the chances of 63 arbitrary women, various different, all delivering mean attention notice precisely 4 nights apart? Statistically impossible.

That Is clearly an automatic program that directs these messages out to lure individuals to register to be able to answer these communications. Not really a excellent automatic program however because practically none of the communications originate from balances that meet up with the fundamental requirements within the consideration I put up (i.E. I am shown as an atheist and ladies shown as born-again christians are delivering me curiosity notices, don't believe so!)

I saw comparable grievances with this site about people being cheated into reviving their subscriptions with one of these attention notice messages. I had been never a paid associate, and so I wasn't properly cheated by MatchMaker.com. I am simply distributing this as proof, supported by data, that MatchMaker.com delivers out phony curiosity notices to people. It's a fraud, plus they can't oppose it.

Company: MatchMaker.com
Country: USA
Site: matchmaker.com

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