singlesnet.com ripoff sends concocted false contact requests to get users to join Internet
Singlesnet.com allowed me to sign up as a "free" user, meaning I was allowed to post my personal information. Yet they told me if I wanted to ever contact anyone on their site, I'd have to pay.
I have not visited the site in weeks, and all of a sudden received a beautiful "letter" from a "Heather 305". I went the link provided and saw a person almost too good to be true (actually not "almost"). And when I got sucked in far enough that I wanted to respond to her, singlesnet reminded me I'd have to pay to contact her.
So I left it along. And the next day, I got the same letter again! After careful review, it's clear that this "Heather" had never wrote a letter to me, it was a lure by those ripoff artists to get me to pay money to return a note to someone who doesn't exist!
Scammers. Don't join them.
Craig
House Springs, Missouri