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ashyah
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 27 Sep, 2010 08:29 PMHi, |
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 27 Sep, 2010 09:02 PMYea, I would give it time, probably lots of time. If he likes you he won't leave the site. Men can be grand schemers and liars and generally be full of shiitake mushrooms...hehe |
Tulip89
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 27 Sep, 2010 09:46 PMThey could be trying to prove that they aren't scammers by giving you a real phone number. Regardless, they shouldn't have given you their numbers. They should have asked for yours (and not in the first email!). |
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 03:36 AMThere are a lot of scammers who target people on this site, since this is a free dating site, and this site does not verify who you actually are. If you give someone your personal information, you have no way of tracking down who they are. Even though you would have their telephone number, they could have purchased a pre paid phone that does not require personal information to activate. |
DEEDEE72
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 06:46 AMWhy is he leaving the site soon? Why does that mean someone can be a scammer? |
ashyah
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 10:43 AMAnd, some of these phone numbers can be numbers that you call and then be charged thousands of dollars. |
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 02:48 PMOr you can call and block your number! GOD BLESS! |
Tulip89
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 03:37 PMUltimately, you have to put yourself out there a little bit. Do I think you should call a guy in Nigeria offering you untold riches if you can help him move some of his father's gold into an American account? Not at all. Do I think you should meet a guy in a back alley in a bad part of town by yourself at night? Of course not. Do I think a guy should be passing out his number in the first or second message? Nope. But if you click in the first several emails, he lives nearby, and wants to meet for coffee, you can't immediately assume he's a scammer. |
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 28 Sep, 2010 08:02 PMYou had it right. Scammers. Don't call; ignore them and move on. |
ashyah
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 29 Sep, 2010 09:40 AMYes, this one lives nearby and wants to meet for coffee.Number he gave is right area code. |
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Asked for phone numberPosted : 30 Sep, 2010 05:38 AMHey ashyah!, |