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If you are a guy looking for a woman, do not, I repeat, DO NOT spend a dime at Amateur Match. I started with a free account where 6 - 8 women a day were sending email com-ons to me.A friend had said he got great women from this site and so I thought, OK, I'm getting some good e-mails. I am very attractive man and do attract hot looking women on other dating sites.
After about a week or so, I decided to join to reply to all the hot ladies. No one responded. Not one and all the e-mails stopped. I went to the chat room, and all that were there were scripts of fake cam bots or women wanting you to go to Yahoo Messenger to chat and then wanted to cam for money and wanted your credit card. Some of the women chatting said the same lines over and over. More bots. I felt my stomach hit the floor.
I went out on the internet and googled the site and there were all the complaints. The same was said from the e-mails to the cam gals. All fake. All a scam. I canceled my subscription and tried calling the company. Nothing. I notified bank of America of the company and the tactics. They sent me to the business fraud group. They were great.
I then went back to the site and posted all of the information about the site in my profile and also went out and created a female account, which I then found out had full function without paying a dime.
I posted all the fraud info and a link to the government website www.ic3.gov on my female profile and then started adding 100's of men's as my buddies. I got 100's of replies stating "thank-you" for exposing them there on their own site.
I also alerted the FBI and the Secret Service and they agreed that www.ic3.gov was the best way to report the site's activity".
Daily I go out to check on the site, work the chat room to let the guys know who may have just joined and not know the truth/. I hoped that eventually, the fraud team would get them, and today, I see the site is gone?. I feel like I have made a difference against these scam artists,. Hopefully, they will be gone for good and the other sites that seem to be similar (Fling:.com) will meet the same fate".
I hope all that I helped will find this note as well and those who gave me their e-mail addresses I will follow up with once I am sure it is gone for good;.
Cheers and Happy St". Paddy's Day! 1286b7b
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| 1. Written by gerry on April 24, 2012 from newark, new jersey, US I can relate, why not get a class action law suit together and demand our money back. |
| 2. Written by jonesmikey on April 17, 2012 from madison, wisconsin, US I read the disclaimer on amateurmatch.com. VIII E 2 of the disclaimer says you will be notified by "online cupids". These are fictitious profiles. It says so in the disclaimer. IT says they're meant to encourage a person to participate more and use more services. When you get a message from them it says "OC" in the upper right hand corner of the message. Look, they know nobody's going to read the disclaimer, they just put an "x" in the box saying they read it. That's not the sight's problem though. No BBB or anything like that will do anything about it. Preying on the desperate and *** masses who watch *** and call phone sex and visit hook up sites is a no brainer. Of course they'll get taken advantage of and it was done legally. This is a good lesson to always read the disclaimer first and research. |
| 3. Written by willy on April 10, 2012 from texarkana, texas, US i got led to this site from a "girl" i meet on horney matches...first i was led to fling, then by a "girl" on fling to am match. all three of these sites are scams, and they support scammers on there sites! one of the biggest is from accra, ghanna. dont be fooled guys, i was! a word to the wise, go to ace cash express. get visa debit card. load ONLY the amount needed to purchace what your doing online and use it up all at once. then just reload it as needed, that way. if we get our dumb a**es scammed agin, it wont go fruther! these cards are the only SAFE way to do business online! |
| 4. Written by my name is Gifty am 32 year on March 31, 2012 from accra, greater accra, GH hello how are you doing today |
| 5. Written by J Aulbach on March 16, 2012 from st. louis, missouri, US SCAM!!! Never joined this site and found out they were charging my account for 5 months. Check your checking account history. They bill under detailbill.com |
| 6. Written by dude on January 26, 2012 from paynesville, minnesota, US I have been member of this amatuermatch for almost 2 months. I finally woke up and learned that all of women who sent me the emails that are not real person. If you see an "OC" that profile is not real! Try to find a girl in your area that is not an OC |
| 7. Written by nsafun4us71 on December 30, 2011 from livingston, new jersey, US *** wish I would've seen this sooner I to got f'd by these *** ... all a scam don't waste your $ wish there was a real site like this though! |
| 8. Written by lovemymachine on December 3, 2011 from belleville, ontario, CA it is true it is a scam also my credit card was used in 2 different countries for various purchases all these dating sites are scams ! real women are very reluctant to meet a total stranger they met on a ***/dating site ! |
| 9. Written by lovemymachine on December 3, 2011 from belleville, ontario, CA it is true it is a scam also my credit card was used in 2 different countries for various purchases all these dating sites are scams ! real women are very reluctant to meet a total stranger they met on a ***/dating site ! |
| 10. Written by RIVERRATEN1 on November 20, 2011 from tampa, florida, US ABSOLUTELY A SCAM THOUGHT ABOUT JOINING UNTIL I SAW PICTURES OF THE SAME WOMAN WITH A DIFFERENT PROFILE NAME AND INFORMATION. UNLESS YOU LIKE TO VIEW THE *** AND *** STAY AWAY FROM THIS SITE YOUR NOT GOING TO GET A DATE. |
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