Sexsearch
Ripoff by sending fake inviting emails by other members

Sadly I did not investigate www.sexsearch.com before I signed up. As soon as I signed up the site went silent. No more emails by other members, no more posted interest in me (aka my profile). I became suspicious. I googled them. I found lots of reports by customers like me who had the same experience. No service, no or hardly any real members, fraudulent activites, even by prostitutes (all by promising contacts after signing up for real $). The key is that the site does not allow you to send emails to other members before you pay for a membership.

I am shocked and in disbelieve that they are practicing this for years, and nobody stopped them yet. Is it THAT difficult to find out if the messages that members who did not sign up for Silver or Gold memberships are identical, or at least by the same "members"? Also, Technology is available to trace these emails. From what server did they come from, when were they generated? Are these people real? Let's find and interview them. Let's find former employees who know about www.Sexsearch's way of generating business.

Let's have these swindlers thrown in jail. If they think they can f... Us, we can make sure they get f... Ed too (in jail). The Enron law suit showed the way. It is not impossible, folks.

Company: Sexsearch
Country: USA
Site: www.sexsearch.com

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