- Report: #904086
Complaint Review: AshleyMadison.com - Internet Internet
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Robert -
Danbury, Connecticut, United States of America
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AshleyMadison.com
ashleymadison.com Internet, Internet, United States of America
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AshleyMadison.com Complete fake, phony, fraud - Filled to the brim with fictitious profiles of "woman" , Internet
It is a total fake. There are tens of thousands of men, paying actual money to try to "meet" some of the ten or twelve women who use the site. If you start a profile "for free" you will get lots of emails telling you that there are women checking out your profile who want to contact you. Once you join - by paying money - you find that there never were any such women. It's all a fraud.
I suspect that there may be about a dozen women who put up profiles pretending to be looking for a man but actually they just like seeing the hundreds of responses they will get from patsies (like me) who they have no intention of meeting.
After dozens of emails to these "profiles" I got a handful of one or two sentence responses. Nobody had a photo or actually wanted to meet. I think their intention was just to keep me on the hook. They were just as likely men as women, by the way.
My expectations were not unrealistic. I was looking for a married woman between 40 and 50 and I did not expect to find some sort of Barbie Doll or lingerie model. I expected an average woman with an average figure. I am a tall, good looking guy in good shape and age appropriate for that range.
The site is set up to keep you paying and paying to send emails to the tired old broads and the men and women at keyboards trying to keep you hopes alive. There are no women there who want to meet you or me. Save your money. Don't frustrate yourself chasing this bullsh*t.
I suspect that there may be about a dozen women who put up profiles pretending to be looking for a man but actually they just like seeing the hundreds of responses they will get from patsies (like me) who they have no intention of meeting.
After dozens of emails to these "profiles" I got a handful of one or two sentence responses. Nobody had a photo or actually wanted to meet. I think their intention was just to keep me on the hook. They were just as likely men as women, by the way.
My expectations were not unrealistic. I was looking for a married woman between 40 and 50 and I did not expect to find some sort of Barbie Doll or lingerie model. I expected an average woman with an average figure. I am a tall, good looking guy in good shape and age appropriate for that range.
The site is set up to keep you paying and paying to send emails to the tired old broads and the men and women at keyboards trying to keep you hopes alive. There are no women there who want to meet you or me. Save your money. Don't frustrate yourself chasing this bullsh*t.
