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Complaint Review: infidelity.com - Internet
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infidelity.com
Www.infidelity.com Internet, U.S.A.
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infidelity.com - Tony DeLorenzo Preys upon the trust and vulnerability of victims of marital infidelity. Internet
This site advertises itself as a safe haven for the victims of marital infidelity. The people who use the site and the message boards are vulnerable, confused and looking for support to help them through their ordeal. The man who founded and runs the site, Tony DeLorenzo ([email protected]; 732.577.0946) and the person in charge of advertising and marketing, Greg Simpson ([email protected]; 908.313.7467) aggressively purchase advertising from scammers who offer potentially illegal wiretapping and email hacking to help victims investigate their spouses. They advertise to these scammers bragging about how much the average discussion board member makes in salary, how vulnerable they feel and are looking for answers and how much they trust the site to steer them in the right direction.
This is a link to the powerpoint presentation they offer their advertisers discussing how dependant the members are for their information and how vulnerable they are;
http://www.infidelity.com/files/2008Infidelity.comMediaKit.pdf
They make suggestions for advertising of divorce lawyers, counselors and books about infidelity which would be appropriate, but the advertisers who flood every part of the discussion boards offer hacking, keystroke software and various forms of phone tapping for hundreds of dollars. This site is luring in wounded vulnerable people and preying on them for profit. There are so many other similar sites that do not advertise and are truly what they say they are-- a safe haven for victims of infidelity to find support, compassion and helpful advice. Infidelity.com is about one thing: making money at the expense of its members.
Katherine
Phoenix, Arizona
U.S.A.
This is a link to the powerpoint presentation they offer their advertisers discussing how dependant the members are for their information and how vulnerable they are;
http://www.infidelity.com/files/2008Infidelity.comMediaKit.pdf
They make suggestions for advertising of divorce lawyers, counselors and books about infidelity which would be appropriate, but the advertisers who flood every part of the discussion boards offer hacking, keystroke software and various forms of phone tapping for hundreds of dollars. This site is luring in wounded vulnerable people and preying on them for profit. There are so many other similar sites that do not advertise and are truly what they say they are-- a safe haven for victims of infidelity to find support, compassion and helpful advice. Infidelity.com is about one thing: making money at the expense of its members.
Katherine
Phoenix, Arizona
U.S.A.
