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Date.com Fraudulent advertising and stealing people membership money with nothing in return Miami Beach Florida
I've had a membership for some time and have noticed that every so-called person who shows interest in me NEVER showed interest at all but Date.com's computer picks people profiles at random and they get sent to unsuspecting members with the email title "Someone has sent you an email" and in these emails it always claims "This person has shown interest in your profile".
Every person who has "supposedly" sent me emails showing interest never did and I can tell because NOT ONE has even come close to being compatible with my profile--such OBVIOUS INCOMPATIBILITES include (but aren't limited to) these : I'm atheist and a devout Christian shows interest, a man who wants kids but I don't shows interest, a man who wants a slender petite woman but I'm tall and fat show interest anyway. And BTW, When I've emailed these people back NOT ONE has replied, which is NOT a surprise since they then saw my profile FOR REAL and NOTICED our OBVIOUS INCOMPATIBILITY.
I finally figured this scam out since ALL THESE PEOPLE seeing my profile COULDN'T BE BLIND to the fact that we aren't compatible, no it's clear that what's been going on is when you put up a profile Date.com fraudulently emails you people's "interest notifications" saying they like you when they don't, they're hoping you'll think, "Look at all the interest my profile is getting, I think I'll buy a paid membership!" I feel sorry for everyone who has paid and has been having their email boxes tainted with fake replies from interested people. WHAT A FRAUD TO STEAL PEOPLES MONEY THIS WAY.
Debbie
denver, Colorado
U.S.A.