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Either the first or one of the first PMs I got was asking me to role play humping an amputee's stump. And he tried repeatedly. Keep in mind I'd never even posted or had anything in my profile about role playing or a kink like that. I honestly wondered if I was being hazed.
Nothing against whatever floats someone's boat, but why cold call someone with something that specific, with no inkling of interest on the recipient's part?
I'd appreciate at least a "what are you into?" before messaging about something I haven't said I like.
Him: Words to the effect of 'You seem interesting - want to chat?'
Me (after checking a very sparse profile but seeing he's wanting hook ups): Words to the effect 'Thanks, but I'm not really looking right now, because of XYZ. I'm really just on here to learn new things and general banter'.
Him: Words to the effect of 'Oh, you'll get bored with XYZ eventually and then you'll want me'. Repeat a few more times, interspersed with some direct questions.
Me, eventually: Words to the effect 'Look, I really don't think I'm what you're looking for.'
Him (direct quote): "Not quite understanding why you are on here to be honest but thats your deal."
Maybe I'm confused ... this isn't actually a dating site or Tinder, is it?
I cant highlight the last few words, no it isn't but many a desperate man hopes it is
I am not surprised.
I've actually known one or two guys who've gone into online chat rooms (not here but elsewhere) as women, just to see if what the women were complaining about was true. They were pretty shocked - they both said it was actually *worse* than most women say.
I got one!
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"I'm looking for a real man;-)
F1nd y0u, my L0llip0p. Look1ng f0r a n3w f3el1ng? No married, 0nly satisfy. Write m3 (my ID [Numbers here]) -> http://******/2chnnCh"
Find you, my Swe3t. Looking f0r a n3w exper1ence? No marr1ed, 0nly des1re. Wr1te m3 (my ID 621205)
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I just got one.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I just got one.
I just got the same, from someone named Elena Moreno. A bi troll, perhaps!
I am not surprised.
I'm looking for a real man;-)
F1nd y0u, my L0ll1pop. Looking for a new senses? No married, only delight. Write me (my ID 448694) her3 http://******/2cCd2PG
dammit
Lol just got the same basic pm from a person who just joined lit.....
F1nd you, my Candy. L00k1ng f0r a new fe3ling? No married, only del1ght. Wr1te me (my ID 187621) => http://******/2ceR98r
Edit: glad the when I finally made this thread it was because I received to pm and not one of sent.
Apart from anything else, what is supposed to be the appeal of using random numbers in place of letters? It's not as if the writer is having to circumvent any content filters. To me, it just looks demented rather than funky, and it makes the text harder to read.
Then again, I'm probably not the target audience.
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By sending an initial email that's obvious in its shortcomings, the scammers are isolating the most gullible targets. If you trash their email, that's fine. They don't want you, someone from whom there's virtually no chance of receiving any money. They want people who, faced with a ridiculous email, still don't recognize its illegitimacy.
I'm looking for a real man;-)
F1nd y0u, my L0ll1pop. Looking for a new senses? No married, only delight. Write me (my ID 448694) her3 http://******/2cCd2PG
dammit
I got this one yesterday too. Nothing in my inbox for days, and then I get this bullshit *sigh*I'm looking for a real man;-)
F1nd y0u, my L0ll1pop. Looking for a new senses? No married, only delight. Write me (my ID 448694) her3 http://******/2cCd2PG
dammit
Seems like he doesn't know when he has lost and when he finally figures it out, his ego is hurt lolHim: Words to the effect of 'You seem interesting - want to chat?'
Me (after checking a very sparse profile but seeing he's wanting hook ups): Words to the effect 'Thanks, but I'm not really looking right now, because of XYZ. I'm really just on here to learn new things and general banter'.
Him: Words to the effect of 'Oh, you'll get bored with XYZ eventually and then you'll want me'. Repeat a few more times, interspersed with some direct questions.
Me, eventually: Words to the effect 'Look, I really don't think I'm what you're looking for.'
Him (direct quote): "Not quite understanding why you are on here to be honest but thats your deal."
Maybe I'm confused ... this isn't actually a dating site or Tinder, is it?