Dealing with date scams is tiring and also wasting time and money. From so many listed profiles, it is not easy to detect whether those who approach you are scams or not. Scams on free dating site can be male of female who create fake profile, picture, and even webcam record to attract their targets. Alternatively, they can also use real picture if they are good looking enough. Scams particularly do that to dig your money, not your heart. You may not realize how they intimidate, build relationship, and lie until you are broke. Free dating sites open more possibilities to date scam since they can register as many profiles for free. To make sure you are not going on the wrong track, here are some tips to avoid scams on free dating site.
1. Profiles which are too good to be true. Be aware if the new 'friend" looks like a supermodel with perfect face character and apparel, he/she might use other's picture. Finding a great picture is just as easy as some clicks. Ask more photos and see if they all look real. Asking them to be on webcam can also help to see whether they are real or not. But you should also be aware of recorded cams. While that, keep your questions polite and have some trusts. Who knows he/she is real and you have the chemistry.
2. He/she ask your money in some ways. Be careful of those who talk a lot about bad things that happen to their life or day, or with those who always tell they love and wish to meet you. If you juts know each other for few months, do not give sympathy easily. Scams would say anything to get money transfer from you.
3. He/she talks a lot about him/herself, but do not really answer your questions. You might just a standard email from them, one that they send to many targets at once to save time and see which one gets trapped. Spend time to read the emails. Do not neglect your intuition. If it does not feel like a two-way communication, let it go. Scams may also work in team. So be careful if you do not receive similar style of chatting, writing, or language over time.
4. He/she does not give you enough data despite the fact that you two have been close for months. If you do not know their address or at least phone number, you should be more careful. Of course scams would not want to include too far in the game. If you get address information but there is no reasonable response when you send letter, he/she might just give you fake address. Trust your gut more.
5. He/she is lying. You know when someone admits he/she is from English speaking country but the English is bad, when they admit going to college but the conversation material does not reflect so, or when you catch inconsistencies in their stories, those are signs of date scams.
6. Do not pay the dating site, at least at your first try. If the dating site's reputation is not really well-known or I they do not offer free membership, you should reconsider the joining. Such dating sites may just want to get your money without offering any real man/woman. - 31991
1. Profiles which are too good to be true. Be aware if the new 'friend" looks like a supermodel with perfect face character and apparel, he/she might use other's picture. Finding a great picture is just as easy as some clicks. Ask more photos and see if they all look real. Asking them to be on webcam can also help to see whether they are real or not. But you should also be aware of recorded cams. While that, keep your questions polite and have some trusts. Who knows he/she is real and you have the chemistry.
2. He/she ask your money in some ways. Be careful of those who talk a lot about bad things that happen to their life or day, or with those who always tell they love and wish to meet you. If you juts know each other for few months, do not give sympathy easily. Scams would say anything to get money transfer from you.
3. He/she talks a lot about him/herself, but do not really answer your questions. You might just a standard email from them, one that they send to many targets at once to save time and see which one gets trapped. Spend time to read the emails. Do not neglect your intuition. If it does not feel like a two-way communication, let it go. Scams may also work in team. So be careful if you do not receive similar style of chatting, writing, or language over time.
4. He/she does not give you enough data despite the fact that you two have been close for months. If you do not know their address or at least phone number, you should be more careful. Of course scams would not want to include too far in the game. If you get address information but there is no reasonable response when you send letter, he/she might just give you fake address. Trust your gut more.
5. He/she is lying. You know when someone admits he/she is from English speaking country but the English is bad, when they admit going to college but the conversation material does not reflect so, or when you catch inconsistencies in their stories, those are signs of date scams.
6. Do not pay the dating site, at least at your first try. If the dating site's reputation is not really well-known or I they do not offer free membership, you should reconsider the joining. Such dating sites may just want to get your money without offering any real man/woman. - 31991
