Friend Finder, Ashley Madison, Fling, etc.

DougS
Florida
I posted a topic several months ago about Ashley Madison, and someone else was asking about the "friend finder" sites about a month ago.

I think I have definitive proof that these sites are 80% bogus.

I belonged to Fling (was a GOLD member) for about three months. During that time, I sent NUMEROUS messages to the hot girls in the pics from my area. Other getting a few of them to open their private photos to me, I really didn't get much of a response. I DID receive some unsolicited messages "inviting me for extracurricular activities" from several local women - well, okay, three. Two of which, I had many email message exchanges, and pics. One was consistent and persistent enough to get down to the point where we were ready to meet at a restaurant for some adventure sex.

I'm pretty sure it would have happened (at least the meeting part), but I got cold feet. Her pics were 3 years old, and she was thicker than I prefer then. I was afraid that she was not going to be hot enough for my tastes... I know... call me a pussy, but I just couldn't see risking a local tryst on someone that didn't have me drooling. (my OTC girls are all drop-dead gorgeous, in my book, so why lower my standards?)

Anyhow, with that very limited success - if you can call it that, I decided to cancel my membership. Since cancelling, I am receiving messages from girls saying that they want to see my pics, girls sharing their pics with me (but I can't see them without being a member!), and girls that want to meet. It's so much like clock-work, I decided to keep the messages in my mailbox. Sure enough, every week, it's the same.. on Mondays, I get one type of message - every monday, but with a different girls name, same for Tues, and Weds, etc. Those scammers obviously have an email generator that sends out those messages automatically!

Fling and Ashley Madison websites - and probably the rest of them, have such a similar look and feel to them that I'm pretty sure they are produced by the same companies - and maybe even owned by the same people.

I'm convinced... it's a sham! I highly recommend staying away from these sites!

I DO still believe there are some legit people on these sites, but you probably have to have model-looks to get the attention for which I was looking.

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vincemichaels
14 years ago
I agree, my experience with 2 of those type of sites is "mass generated phony messages from impossibly hot young babes" SHEEESH, if you pay the monthly charges, you definitely get screwed over in a bad way.
DougS
14 years ago
It was entertaining, I guess... I was in it for 3x $34.95, and probably received almost that much in entertainment value. The web cams were entertaining, too... but certainly not worth more than what I invested.
patentchem1
14 years ago
Try seekingarrangement
Its unbelievable
I only hook up with 18-25 yr old hotties and I mean hotties
I am in my late 40s and bald
But willing to spend!
samsung1
14 years ago
The Ashley Madison Agency
Affair Guarantee Program
http://www.ashleymadison.com/app/public/…
I have not tried it myself though...
sharkhunter
14 years ago
I've been wondering about Fling myself. I signed up for a free membership where they don't let you read any messages but keep emailing you saying you have a message. You can see pictures of the good looking girls who sent the message. I never put my pic on the site and barely any information about myself. Why would good looking girls be sending me a message about every single week since I signed up? It doesn't make sense to me. You have to pay to find out what the messages say. I did find a true free site back a few weeks ago. I'm not getting hardly any email from that site. I believe Fling is getting money from guys paying to find out what is in all those email messages from "good looking girls" if you can believe that. That is if you can believe a lot of good looking girls will send out blind messages to some guy without a pic and barely any info.
sharkhunter
14 years ago
Thanks for the info. I suspect a scam. Maybe I put something in my job description that makes the site think I have money so they send me extra email. I probably have 3 pages of email messages with a pic of a good looking girl beside almost all of them. I can't read any without becoming a paid member. I've been too busy to join up but I thought about it.
joker44
14 years ago
Okay, short & sweet: 3 topics --
1. adult dating sites including all mentioned above. Here's a link to a site that reviews them. Be sure to read the USER reviews as well as the site review. Other sites do reviews but this is most up to date.

http://adult-dating-websites.no1reviews.…

2. fake or scammer photos. Here's a link to a site that:

http://www.tineye.com/

TinEye
TinEye is a reverse image search engine. You can submit an image to TinEye to find out where it came from, how it is being used, if modified versions of the image exist, or to find higher resolution versions.

TinEye is the first image search engine on the web to use image identification technology rather than keywords, metadata or watermarks. It is free to use for non-commercial searching.

TinEye regularly crawls the web for new images, and we also accept contributions of complete online image collections. To date, TinEye has indexed 1,930,458,259 images from the web to help you find what you're looking for. For more information, please see our FAQ, and for some real TinEye search examples, check out our Cool Searches page

They offer convenient browser plug-ins to make search easier.

3. NEVER USE ANY REAL EMAIL ACCOUNT!!! Always use a disposable email addy to sign up such as offered thru:

http://www.spamex.com/

That way if:

"Since cancelling, I am receiving messages from girls saying that they want to see my pics, girls sharing their pics with me (but I can't see them without being a member!), and girls that want to meet. It's so much like clock-work, I decided to keep the messages in my mailbox. Sure enough, every week, it's the same.. on Mondays, I get one type of message - every monday, but with a different girls name, same for Tues, and Weds, etc. Those scammers obviously have an email generator that sends out those messages automatically!"

You can turn off the DEA or w/ Spamex you can set a DEA to expire after X messages or Y time period. You can also turn off an addy temporarily then reactivate.

DougS's experience is well documented under user reviews of site named under #1 Most users report that after paying $$ the number of matches/emails drops a lot only to pick up with fakes after cancel.
CTQWERTY
14 years ago
Then there's always Boris posting from his Ukranian basement...
jackoff
14 years ago
These are 3 pay sites for sugar babies that are legit and I can testify for all 3. You might be surprised how many of your ATF/CV dancers or even girls you never dreamed of would play, have profiles. About 50% are willing to play by the date YMMV. There is everything on these sites. The GND, pro escorts, house wives, college girls, single moms, and of course your local strippers! Young to old and model looks to fat pigs! Oh yes, there are scammers and girls with pimps.

tineye is a great tool to use on these sites as girls will use fake pics.

www.sugardaddyforme.com

http://sugardaddie.com

http://www.seekingarrangement.com
looneylarry
14 years ago
I tried Ashley Madison for a while, but never upgraded to a paid deal. It seemed like there were other decent women on there, but many of course wanted you to upgrade so that you could email them and they could keep their free status. The fuck book site is a dreadful waste. Sometimes they will send me the same picture 4 days later matched to a different name from a different town. I guess she must have moved and changed her profile name, huh?

For all these sites, I have to laugh when it looks like they match a picture of an absolute goddess to a small town in Kansas. Are you kidding me? First of all, everybody in town would know what somebody is doing. Second of all, there are no drop-dead gorgeous women in tiny little towns. There just aren't. So when their computer-generated bullshit kicks out one of those bogus emails from a 24-year-old knockout named "IWantYourCock" from Buffalo Breath, Kansas, I just shake my head. The programmer in Bangalore fucked up again.
shadowcat
14 years ago
larry "there are no drop-dead gorgeous women in tiny little towns" I have to disagree with that. Angie Dickensen was born in Kulm ND. pop 800(then, less now). So was my mother. She and Angie's mother were friends.
vincemichaels
14 years ago
I mentioned 2 sites but didn't give names before because I couldn't remember both. I had a paid membership for a few months on Amateur Match. That company runs several "dating sites" BS pics used over and over. They did have good free webcam shows, which is why I stayed until I came to the conclusion the dating end was total BS. The other: Sexsearch was BS too, I never paid for that, I recognized quickly it was total BS too.
joker44
14 years ago
ll & sc: "there are no drop-dead gorgeous women in tiny little towns"

No doubt some really gorgeous women hale from small towns as sc points out but, unless they're hopelessly stupid, they DON'T STAY IN TOWN once grown up. They know they got something and move to a wider world to flaunt it & pursue whatever dreams they have at the time.

AND what girl with any smarts would identify her small town of origin while posting her real picture; she'd be talk of town in minutes after posting. Many small towners usually say something like -- "NE Kansas" or "somewhere MO"
looneylarry
14 years ago
shadowcat, props to Angie Dickinson. And there's no way in hell I'm going to get into a debate about whether your mom was/is hot or not. Point well taken. But the only way we now know about Angie is that she got the hell out of Kulm. Oh, and that babe that wants to friend me on Facebook that I can't seem to remember? That's fake, too.
joker44
14 years ago
I did an experiment. Signed up for free acct with milf-date three times over a month's time because site allowed limited communication for free. Used three different disposable emails limited to this site only; three different handles and write ups.

Received mostly same "hits". One "26 y/o" sent same set of emails with EXACTLY the same wording each time. All were accompanied by one "sexy" picture for each email invitation, though they were sent in random order for each series of emails.

Same MO each series. Meet me and gal pal for drinks in KCMO's Westport entertainment district 'cause it's near my house. Like older men [sugar daddies!] if hey can keep up.

Pretend college girl hooker and pal trying to score some action OR setup to a scam.

Another picture emailer got more than a dozen hits on Tineye site.

And I got a few emails from another adult date site with the dea email I only gave out to milf-date when signing up. Nuther reason NEVER to use any real email addy for any adult site.
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