dink22 -> RE: (Potential Scam) Financial Dommes Taking over the Personals (7/13/2012 4:48:24 AM)
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ORIGINAL: houseboyforu2 I am not sure if this is simply limited to the Michigan area, but I have seen a disturbing trend of financial dommes popping up all over the place. What troubles me more is that there is an eerie similarity to all of these profiles. I have emailed a few and gotten very similar responses. In one case two different dommes had exactly the same items on their Amazon wishlists. I realize that this site is full of fake profiles but this seems to be taking it down another direction towards borderline fraudulent behavior. Is there anyway to report these people or at least look into further. As far as trying to find a REAL dom chick, this place has become almost totally worthless. Every morning when I check the new profiles, 98 percent are either fin dommes, scam dommes or pro dommes. Many subs have asked that CM at least divide profiles between those looking for money and those looking for a genuine lifestyle. They simply won't do it, and their apologists keep coming up with lame excuses like, "what's to stop a fin domme or scam domme from listing as a lifestyle domme?" The REALLY OBVIOUS answer is the sub males who read the profile and/or contact the person and figure that out. If you can report a photo as being inappropriate or wrong in some way, why can't you do that on a profile? Surely CM can read the profile or read the response the person gave you and figure out the profile doesn't belong under lifestyle dommes. Simple. But I guess they figure they'd rather encourage the bullshit because it drives traffic to the site, and that traffic means money. Hey, CM is free. I realize that. But it has kind of morphed from being an "adult" site to being a "porn" site. BTW, you'll no doubt get responses from people (almost entirely females) who say they're tired of hearing about it, that the issue comes up all the time. Big sighs, lots of sarcasm. And they'll throw a few insults in there too. Ignore it. These people are part of the problem. If they're really tired of hearing about it, then they should support separating the money and lifestyle profiles. Oh, and BTW, if someone is a "pro" domme but also a lifestyle domme, they could have two different profiles. That's fine. Solutions are simple. There is almost NEVER a "PERFECT" solution for anything. What's exasperating is when you have people who think that, gee, since we can't have a perfect solution, it's silly to talk about any solution at all, even a solution that could make things considerably better.
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