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| Topic: WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON ONLINE DATING??? | |
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It's fine.
Just take caution in what you believe. Most pretenders are easy to spot. Others are not. Never trust 100% until you are 100% certain that they are not a pretender or a Mountain Dew stealing alien. Trust maybe around 15-20% at first so you don't fall completely into a trap. Look around. Dig for & gather intelligence. Evaluate it. Once you are certain that it's safe gradually over time increase your trust by 5%. The internet is a dangerous world filled with tricks and traps. Just like life. You need to think quick and outside the box to survive. |
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Well, the experiences keeps increasing. What is your own experience? What is your take on online dating? Feel free to voice out our thoughts!
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i think online dating is great, especially since i am mostly working and when i am done, i just want to sleep. Online dating lets me approach dating in a more quick and comfortable way. so for me, it is wonderful.
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online dating a big no for my country. people here mix it up with one night stand or something worse. and yes.. i m not interested in long distance relationships.
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Oh Yes!, I know this well. The first thing a scammer wants to do is get you off the site and onto either private email or chat. Avoid this where possible. I feel for you, It can be a devastating experience.
Mick |
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Edited by
2KidsMom
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Fri 06/07/13 03:16 AM
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Oh Yes!, I know this well. The first thing a scammer wants to do is get you off the site and onto either private email or chat. Avoid this where possible. I feel for you, It can be a devastating experience. Mick Very true...That is what I was taught as a newb ., as well. 
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Edited by
Journeyman236
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Fri 06/07/13 03:25 AM
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Oh Yes!, I know this well. The first thing a scammer wants to do is get you off the site and onto either private email or chat. Avoid this where possible. I feel for you, It can be a devastating experience. Mick Very true...That is what I was taught as a newb ., as well.
So that means the woman from South Africa that sent me her email to reply to doesn't really love me  I'm crushed Maybe the one from Nigeria really means it
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Oh Yes!, I know this well. The first thing a scammer wants to do is get you off the site and onto either private email or chat. Avoid this where possible. I feel for you, It can be a devastating experience. Mick Very true...That is what I was taught as a newb ., as well.
So that means the woman from South Africa that sent me her email to reply to doesn't really love me I'm crushed Maybe the one from Nigeria really means it
Lolol..morning journeyman. 
I'm afraid so... Its a red flag for me..if they want you to private email or phone number to soon... 
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Ha Ha
 I know & wish everyone who got on here had the same common sense to see that Good morning to you too 2KM
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It works (well not for me right now. the number of woman on here from my city is like 9 i think, no replies yet) but I think it's a case by case situation. persistence probably plays a big part. never give up!
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Hye
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Oh Yes!, I know this well. The first thing a scammer wants to do is get you off the site and onto either private email or chat. Avoid this where possible. I feel for you, It can be a devastating experience. Mick Very true...That is what I was taught as a newb ., as well.
So that means the woman from South Africa that sent me her email to reply to doesn't really love me I'm crushed Maybe the one from Nigeria really means it
Well, there's exception to it I always ask to chat on yahoo for better access when am interested for a convo |
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Oh wow am I naive. I got a random IM tonight from a woman supposedly from Oklahoma. She gave me her email address and I gave her mine. She said she "wanted to get to know me better" because it would be easier off the site. She emailed me once and asked if it was my correct email addy and I responded.
I was skeptical from the beginning though because she is a knockout (well 'her' picture is beautiful) and thought "wtf is she showing interest in me for?" I should have figured! Lesson learned, lol. |
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Oh wow am I naive. I got a random IM tonight from a woman supposedly from Oklahoma. She gave me her email address and I gave her mine. She said she "wanted to get to know me better" because it would be easier off the site. She emailed me once and asked if it was my correct email addy and I responded. I was skeptical from the beginning though because she is a knockout (well 'her' picture is beautiful) and thought "wtf is she showing interest in me for?" I should have figured! Lesson learned, lol. Tht doesn't mean she's a scammer unless she asks for sth else |
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well this is only my second day trying online dating..i hope i wouldnt have a bad experience like some people.
#sorry to those that were duped# |
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It's fine. Just take caution in what you believe. Most pretenders are easy to spot. Others are not. Never trust 100% until you are 100% certain that they are not a pretender or a Mountain Dew stealing alien. Trust maybe around 15-20% at first so you don't fall completely into a trap. Look around. Dig for & gather intelligence. Evaluate it. Once you are certain that it's safe gradually over time increase your trust by 5%. The internet is a dangerous world filled with tricks and traps. Just like life. You need to think quick and outside the box to survive. This. |
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"it would be easier off the site"
they all say this.. 
I would not do it right away....for sure...only when and if I felt comfortable with the idea. |
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