Commercial 'dating sites' multiply by cloning
There are quite a few commercial 'dating sites' around, which, after free registration, allow:- seeing the full profile of members
- making your favorite list
- receiving messages...
Revenues are generated from subscribers sending messages. You may purchase a bundle of 'credits' for sending messages. This practice opens the gates for a multitude of fake profiles, sending out massive numbers of messages to all potential 'dating partners'. Their only intention is to generate mail traffic: hence to lure you into wasting your mailing credits. There never is any intention to date a person.
As a lot of members (mostly men) are being lured in such a scam/site, a lot also leave disappointed.
A problem? Not at all: those commercial dating scams just invent another name and a new vehicle for misfortune is generated. These new 'dating sites' merely are fresh entry names with a slightly different look. Yet the profiles pointed to are identical: this actually is a multiplication by cloning. You may find banners for such sites on CS; after all a free site needs revenues from ads. Just stay on board here and steer clear of those scams.
Comments (6)
I'll go out in public first.
They need to be fired...
and Management / Owner, never knows what's happening...
Ignorance is bliss...
One regular blogger here pointed out that if you start your own "dating" site, you don't have any members. So what to do? You can BUY profiles from some established sites!