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Why are there more Negative Dating Reviews than Positive?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Thursday, March 06 2008 @ 12:35 pm

I recently was out on fling.com and AmateurMatch.com and found that they are both fake date sites. There are even more I understand and after a little research and googling it seems that class action suits for even match.com and so called "traditional" on line dating sites ae being sued for the same fraudulent practices.

After one woman wanted my phone number over and over, she was soliciting for paid phone sex, I told her I knew the truth about the site. She spilled her guts to me. There are literally no real women on the site. Less than 1/2 of 1% are real. She admitted to me after crying for 15 minutes on the phone that the company pays her to put up 200 new profiles a day, that she admitted she stole from real dating sites with photos and all. She was told to steal from the real sites that the company paid for to get full access, especially those who had their photos taken by a photographers who shoot photos of women for improved online dating results. That is why so many of the the photos look like they are shot by the same photographer.

It is time to spread the word and realize in our moment of sexual want and weakness, it is not just the Nigerian scammers that are trying to steal from us, it is the so-called real date sites that are stealing and need to be stopped.

My advice to stop this is, join for free as a woman on the sites (they let you email for free, unlike the guys who have to pay) and post a photo that says "This Site is a Scam" over a very pretty woman of choice, and post your profile that says, this site is a scam, and how they scammed you. Then go online with the site and add every guy you can as a buddy. The will read and they will leave and we need to blog this and tell the guys of the world, they are being scammed!

Spread the word now!

Regards, HRH1 (on Amateurmatch.com) spreading the word!

Why are there more Negative Dating Reviews than Positive?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Tuesday, July 15 2008 @ 08:24 am

'm a real female and posted a profile on fling.com. After a few days I was no longer able to log onto the site. I kept getting a log on notice telling me my screen name/password didn't match their system. I created another profile, after I logged on I searched out my old profile. Every thing was removed (age, race, my personal write up, my pictures) and it said my profile was disabled for going against their terms of service.
I wrote to fling.com customer service asking them what I did wrong. The reply I received said,

Dear Member,

We apologize you are having trouble logging into your account. We have had some Customers recently report trouble accessing the site.

I will forward your account to our technical group and you will receive an email update within 48 to 72 hours. Once again, we apologize for the inconvenience.

Fling.com Customer Support Team

Agent # 24

We're here to help!

Did I ever receive an email update? NO! and I still can not log into that account

It was no big deal, I'm a female and all I need is another email address and create a new profile.
The next day the profile I used to check my old profile was removed. I created another profile.
24 hours later that profile was removed.
It seems like my REAL profiles get deleted after 24 hours. I appears to me that fling.com doesn't want a REAL female to log onto their site. The one thing I have not done and I have thought about doing is grabbing some "fake" photos and posting them.

The interesting part of this story...
I was watching the local news one night. There was a crime stoppers story about a woman who's credit card information was being used by people who had made charges on fling.com. She claimed to have never used the site but did have a profile on one of fling.com sister sites. ( A less sexually explicit site). Somehow these people got her credit card information and used it for fling.com.
I never heard of fling and have had a profile on adult friend finder in the past so curiosity got the better of me to check out fling.com.
The little time I had on fling.com and the emails I received during that time did show me that the type of person I would meet offline wouldn't be on that site but it is a shame that sites like this are out there scamming people.

Why are there more Negative Dating Reviews than Positive?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Monday, July 13 2009 @ 04:40 am

Thanks for everyone's posts. It looks like fling.com is looking for pretty people. If someone is not pretty enough, their profile is deleted. I've almost signed on to 'fling' this morning but after reading the horror stories...I'll have to think about it. I'm just a dumb guy looking for some action. Some 25-year old gal just emailed me from 'fling' begging me to add myself onto her 'friend's list'. There are so many free dating websites: someone mentioned craig's list, there are also: datehookup, plentyoffish, connectingsingles and christiaNet. Don't pay any money for dating: they're all scams including christian cafe. If a woman says she knows God, she's lying...move on.

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