lilninotchka -> RE: Suspicious Profile (7/23/2006 3:52:56 AM)
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ORIGINAL: SavageEu I was wondering if it is common thing to see suspicious profiles that seem way to good to be true in one context and downright frightening in another. For instance there is a profile which would remain nameless (per the rules I believe) but it basically is as follows: The profile was posted in the last week. The picture is of a very attractive woman. The profile essentially implies that she is a female slave and wants an owner as a lifetime commitment. She needs to move very soon and wants her new owner to cover half the costs of moving which she says is fair. Ok so at first I thought 'Hrm it would be nice to have a slave around, not as my Pet but the wife has been wanting a female plaything'. Then my brain kicked in and thought 'Wait a minute, how could splitting the cost be fair since that implies an equal relationship. Either the slave pays it all as the price of comming to her Master or the Master pays it all as a show of taking responsibility for the slave.' So then the clue bat hit me in the head and I thought 'Scam'. Now admitedly I have only looked through about 30 to 40 profiles, and there are a wide range of people and needs. And maybe, just maybe, this person really is all that she says she is and some Master/Mistress is about to end up with a smoking hot redhead to serve thier every whim. Since I was able to see the profile I assume that someone reviewed it so it did not violate the TOS for the site but still, it seems a bit off to me. Are there other who have noticed profiles like this, a seemingly forced move, short time frame, request for money, atractive bait, and willing to be with almost anyone it seems? Don't know how common, but there is at least one scammer here...or was. A friend got taken for almost $500 before he 'got a clue'. Tried to warn him, but he was so taken with the (almost definitely fake) picture and smooth words, innocent and viable sounding reasons why she just couldn't come to him that amounted to 'she needs some money'. He fell for it, ignored the 'if it sounds too good to be true...' advice and got taken for a ride. Please be careful.
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