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Potential new scam angle?
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Potential new scam angle? Occasionally, I write about the scammers and shills that appear on this site. It's been a while since I've done that, as there haven't been any interesting ones recently. It's almost entirely been fake accounts sending me flirts. They're pretty easy to pick out. 95% of them become disabled within 48 hours. This recent one, though, scares me. It is a message sent to me from an account that claims to be a 45-year-old man. It even has a reasonable profile picture. I am a standard member and can't see profiles, so I can't tell you whether the entire contents look accurate. Here is the entire text of the message: " Sorry I used my friend's account... I want to edit my account but I don't know how to edit it.. I will be using this for a while , help me in chat ok? wanna make sure that this site is cool... Can we be friends? You can call me Alodia, i am creative and i can work under pressure. Dedicated to work and can give you pleasure. I am 24 yrs. old, at my age I have lots of experience and only straight guys can appreciate my acts. are you straight? I also love sports like swimming, ice skating, snow and water skiing, bicycling, baseball,and basketball. It just prove that I can share my love with you whenever or how longer you want. I like traveling to see a lot of hot boys and to seek new experience to develop more my bed acts. Add ,Chat me and email me.... alodiaferreira ate yeah huh that come Email me there and Ask for my pics I am A REAL LADY...see you... " Almost believable. Almost. The first clue that this is fake is the sentence, "I want to edit my account but I don't know how to edit it." Patent bullshit. It doesn't matter if she (?) can't edit her profile. If she's a paying member, she could've sent the message under her own profile. If she isn't a paying member, she could've used that as an excuse. There were three pictures attached. They might be the same woman. Maybe. They're all professional. The reason this one scares me so much is the fact that the scammer is conceding that the account information isn't hers. Did she create (and pay for!?) an account and populate it with false info just to set up this introduction? Or has she hacked Affairlook and took over some poor paying customer's account? Or is Affairlook actually conspiring with scammers?  |
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Good call, christinlyon.
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