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Fake Personal Ads Run Rampant On Web Dating Sites.
Yahoo! Personals, MSN Personals, AOL Personals, Match.com, eHarmony.com and AmericanSingles.com are all getting jammed up
with fake personal ads. This problem is getting out of control on the major sites because they fail to invest in technology
and humans to review online personal ads before they are posted.
Why do people post fake online personal ads you ask? Some of the reasons might surprise you. Some of the focus groups of
singles who have used the major online dating sites like Yahoo! Personals and Match.com actually suggest that up-to two-thirds
of their profiles are misleading.
“I found on Yahoo! Personals that a third of the men who contacted me actually ended up being married while another
third of the members lived with their girlfriend or had been in a relationship for the past year.” Said Allison, who is 27
and lives in California.
Dina from Omaha wrote us this, “The problem isn’t just in California, it amazing me at the number of cheaters who are
online. I find over 50% of the men I’ve met on Yahoo Personals are in a committed relationship and simply bored. I have
decided, if a man won’t cook for me, at his home, on the 5th date – I move on.”
Sure the web is a perfect place for people to lie their ass off. Fake identities have been around for ever and are
practically as old as the internet itself. However, we're still amused by these Yahoo! profiles featuring photos
lifted from professional and amateur porn star sites. Maybe it's because we continue to marvel how some people have
enough gumption to pass off pictures of some of the most well-known web models as their own, or that others are gullible
enough to believe they're real. Hell maybe the whole imposter thing is a sort of fetish in and of itself? I guess on
some level we just really want to believe that Tiffany Teen is looking to hook up with us too. With all of the drama
on TV today about board housewives and younger women hooking up with sugar daddies, it’s no wonder the fantasy gets
played out online.
There is another reason for these 100% fake personal ads of gorgeous, barely legal bombshells on Yahoo! Personals, Match.com
and AmericanSingles.com They placed their by guys!, That’s right, they're trolling for pictures of real women. The clue is,
they all say were “lesbian” or “women seeking women”. They use these pictures because (a) they are cute and (b) when it comes
time to exchange more pictures (to prove that they are real), they can send more from the girls' websites. Many of the
girls' websites have enough variety in them that the fakers can probably even do requests, such as “do you want me to
take a picture in my red thong or naked by the swimming pool?” Why? Because they want to get the women on the other
end of the email exchange to send them their amateur photos. For the fake imposter, getting an original amateur photo
is as good as a score.
Finally, the last reason seems to be prostitution. They have headlines such as “Awesome fitness diva looking for fun”
and “Young female willing to learn”. Others mention things like “Hard body looking for generous companion”.
Because Match.com, Yahoo! Personals and AmericanSingles.com don’t really police their profiles you find a lot of
these fake personal ads.
Some sites, like
MyCountryMatch.com do a much better job of keeping the community of members on the up and up.
It not to say they don’t have their share of liars online, but Yahoo! Personals and Match.com don’t make it as
difficult for the fake imposters as MyCountryMatch.com.
We would like to hear about your experiences with Fake Personal Ads, visit our
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us about the cheaters and liars you have met online.
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