Frank
Anonymous
I don't mean to seem condescending but it's basic logic that just because two identities are members of the same community (sexsearch in this case) and one has a certain characteristic (fake profile, spammer) doesn't mean that they both have that characteristic. Also, consider that this thread has a participation and confirmation bias because the best way to find it is by googling {"sexsearch.com" spammers} so posters likely believe it is a scam before they get here and then find an echo chamber for that belief.

I can report that I have had (great) sex with a real (attractive) woman after being a full member for less than a month. The fact that empty or unattractive unpaid profiles get tons of emails is only slightly relevant. The question that we should care about--and I admit still bothers me--is does the spam continue once you pay? My rule is that for every questionable email I reply to (possibly wasting my time) I send messages to three new women.

Does anyone know how the advanced search results are sorted? It seems to be by some class first and then by activity. What is this first class?

The best filter seems to be trying to move to outside email as soon as possible. I understand the safety concern that this poses for real women but that is easily dealt with by creating a new, more anonymous email address. Any other tips for separating the wheat from the chaff?

anoynymous
Anonymous
Quote by: Craven

I have been testing dating sites for a report for a magazine article and decided to sign up using the photograph of an ape and using ape attributes during the sign up process. Lo and behold, female Sexsearch members have contacted my bogus ape persona over 100 times in just over two months. I have written to the website and told them of my findings. Initially they replied to my message and were appalled that I could be scammed (I had yet to inform them of the ape experiment). When I mentioned that I was a reporter and that a bogus and clearly phony account was created, the next message had the writer appalled at me for doing the experiment. Suffice to say, the site is without a doubt a scam. There are true online dating services out there that do work and do connect people but this one is not one of them and should be avoided at all costs.

P.S. The article will be appearing in SPIN magazine (yes, a music magazine doing a non-music article, how novel) in December's issue.



This is hilarious -- thanks for sharing and I'll try to find the article in SPIN Smile

Me
Anonymous
It took about 5 months but I finally got a regular hook up with a hot chick who has a fantastic appatite for sex. S maybe hang in there.

roberto
Anonymous
i found one girl on there....and only one, and she was hot. every other time i've had correspondence wih someone, they're either 2000 miles away or FAKE! overall waste of money i feel like i'm one of the few who actually got something out of it.

princebernie7
Anonymous
actually, I had really great sex with two different women during AND ENTIRE YEAR from that site...I agree that it's a scam. I think I just got lucky. If a woman wants to hook up, then they usually get to the point. I believe that the website uses paid workers to keep enticing people hopeful..It was a waste of time and effort. Yeah, I got laid. But the time and effort was not worth it.

Princebernie7

Allanon
Anonymous
I was a member there for about a month. If you read the fine print in the "terms and conditions" it clearly states that some of the members are computer generated and some are past members that are paid to enhance the online dating experience. Don't expect to meet anyone in person. It is for amusement only.

Anonymous
Anonymous
I'm a woman and have been on sexsearch.com for close to a year. I have great luck. I've met a number of men and I now see 3 of them on a fairly regular basis. Ranging in age from 39 to 66. All great guys with a great appetite for sex! If I wanted I could get laid everyday of the week.!! That's not because I'm some young woman with a great bod. I'm 55 and my bod is now where near perfect anymore.
Everytime I'm on the site I'm deluged with guys wanting to talk to me. I don't believe I've run into a fake one on there yet.
But there are guys I've talked to who say many of the women's profiles are fake or they are escorts.
Anyway, just putting in my two cents. It's been great fun for me!!! Big Grin

Me
Anonymous
This site is a joke! I am 48 years old and recently divorced and looking for a partner. I joined and suddenly I I was everything I thought I wasn't, but after answering the 15-20 hot little sexies I discovered NONE of them have any brain or they are hired by sexsearch or simply a computer generated response. So typical is "I want to meet you". Well ok but why would a hot 23 year old want to meet me (48) when we have never met, talked or even e-mailed? We don't even know each others names! Wel , wow I guess I am hotter than I ever thought? Sweet!! Life isn't over after a 22 year marriage ending in divorce and 48 years of age! This girl want's to go out with me! I am, of coarse wondering why? This isn't normal? So I respond with wow, you are lovely and I am an engineer and ............, love to travel........, have these children............, etc. etc. etc. trying to impress of course. ask her about herself, where she lives, in school or working, name, children, etc. etc. etc. One - two pages later I send the e-mail and can't wait for a response. What do I get back from this little hottie that want so desperately to meet me? In one case " what do you have to offer" in another " If you were near me I would keep you warm". NO I am sorry, these are NOT real and so I say SEXSEACH is a hoax, fake and should be shut down! DON'T FALL FOR IT LIKE ME! I have quit but this is a SCAM!

Lester
Anonymous
Quote by: JR

I have met plenty of nice, attractive women from sexsearch.com and even met 2 after just briefly chatting with them on the i.m. feature. No problem here.

Geek WOW i believe you! where do you work? let me guess Rolling Eyes i know Razz sexsearch.com Mr. Green

Chris
Anonymous
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Angry This site is definately a scam. I just finished a one month membership. I took down my pictures and then the views started right up, friend requests and meeting requests started right up also and with pictures of women that were downright gorgeous!

Talk about baiting someone to get you to subscribe again. NO THANK YOU! One month at $29.95 was more then enough! I turned off all the settings to stop any more e-mails.

A FOOL AND HIS MONEY IS SOON PARTED! But at least not too much money! Just think that if one million guys paid $29.95, that would be a pretty good profit for this scam outfit!

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