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ORIGINAL: subanthony2010

"I just recently received a message from Mystressworld stating I was referred to her by a local Domme. I have been corresponding with her and long story short they want you to join a site with lessons for Dommes/subs. After the lessons they pair you with a Domme and a connection is hopefully made. Does anyone know if this is a scam, or legitimate. Is there anyone here who has experienced it and what the results were? Eitherway, I think it would be beneficial to hear input for everyone's sake.. "

She just contacted me about two or three days ago, telling me the same thing.  The funny thing is she has also contacted me from another site where a Mistress on that site also recommended me.   What are the odds of that happening on two different sites?  Did you notice how the classes they teach on are like directly related to male sub fetishes and not really towards service?  She is good at her game but it is still transparent.

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ORIGINAL: seekingOwnertoo
It costs about a hundred a month ... and they actually send you email ... back!

So I would describe it as ... an introductory site ... for those new and afraid ... as long as you are willing to cough up ... the fee.

But when it comes to scams ... these people are almost harmless.

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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ORIGINAL: seekingOwnertoo
It costs about a hundred a month ... and they actually send you email ... back!

So I would describe it as ... an introductory site ... for those new and afraid ... as long as you are willing to cough up ... the fee.

But when it comes to scams ... these people are almost harmless.

What?  Fifty dollars a month - just for a bunch of emails?   Hell's bells, S02, that doesn't sound 'harmless' to me. 

Are these emails at least tailored - totally - to the individual, or could they be just generic blather, applicable to any new submale, but with the name changed after the word 'Dear . . .'?

No prizes for guessing what I suspect. 

Pfft.  Oh well, maybe a bunch of snotty-looking women wearing too much make-up and looking ever-so-regal whilst reclining elegantly on chaise-longues might work for some.  But, for me, jeez . . . how tawdry, dismal and downright depressing.  I'm so, so glad that I didn't come across their ridiculous little outfit too soon after joining CM. 

Edited to add: right - $100 a month, not $50.  Double my point, then.

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ORIGINAL: VideoAdminAlpha

DO NOT SEND MONEY TO ANY OTHER USERS FOR ANY REASON!!!!

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ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze
Will you please stop discouraging Peon from giving me the money back he borrowed for that important appointment (why the hell the building had a sign "Asian Massage Parlor" I don't know, he said it was an important meeting) - I'd really like my £50 back, especially since he was only in the building for about 2 minutes, and he had a big smile when he came out...

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ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious

Scams aren't just aimed at men-I sometimes get tribute scams-men who want my bank details so they can 'send me money'.

I just don't then start threads about it...

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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

Hang on - this isn't the Nigerian scam, is it?  If it's not, and instead a scam involving a 'sub' who wants to 'pay you tribute' and needs your bank details in order to do so . . . well, that's a new scam on me.  Maybe you should start a thread on it!   I, for one, have never heard of that one . . . .

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ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious


Not Nigerians, and I've been getting them for the whole time I've had a domme account, so they aren't exactly new.

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ORIGINAL: VaguelyCurious

I know what 'Nigerian' means, and they aren't Nigerian scams as far as I know. I've never got past refusing to give them my bank details, so I don't know what happens after that if they *do* get them.