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Topic: Giving out your cell number.
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Sun 07/24/16 12:35 PM
Be careful with the catfish/scam

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Mon 07/25/16 10:42 PM

Be careful with the catfish/scam


That's exactly why I INSIST on a phone conversation. I emailed with what I thought was a female about seven times, and she kept finding excuses not to call.

When "she" ran out of excuses, "she" stopped writing. I found out about a week later, through the grapevine, that it wasn't a female at all.

They may be able to steal a picture, and claim it's them. But what they can't do, is sound like a woman. That little thing called an Adams Apple prevents that.

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Tue 07/26/16 02:39 PM
Edited by Leslysc34 on Tue 07/26/16 02:43 PM

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Tue 07/26/16 02:43 PM
No sir ree!!!

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Tue 07/26/16 04:23 PM
8675309Jenny

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Tue 07/26/16 04:36 PM
The wonderful thing about cell phones today is the blocking feature.

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Tue 07/26/16 06:07 PM

The wonderful thing about cell phones today is the blocking feature.


FINALLY! A chick that gets it!

And a cute one too. :thumbsup:

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Tue 07/26/16 06:20 PM


The wonderful thing about cell phones today is the blocking feature.


FINALLY! A chick that gets it!

And a cute one too. :thumbsup:


blushing :banana:

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Tue 07/26/16 11:35 PM
So cute

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Sat 07/30/16 05:32 PM
Edited by Aaron111023 on Sat 07/30/16 05:35 PM
No do not give out your phone number. A few days ago I had a girl contact me asking for my number, I thought what the hell here you go, she was cute I believe mid 20s on "her" profile. The next day I'm sent a text hey it's "Amber from okcupid". I text back hey what's up? Next text is an explicit pic waist down. Sarcasticly I said very nice is that your pick up line? No respond for a day. Then I get a text saying did you get my pic? I said yes. She said why didn't you respond? I said I did respond scroll up. Then 2 days later I get a phone call from a "detective Brown" stating that I was sending illicit content and having sex with a minor. I said no sir I did not nor would I have any intentions to do such a thing. He said call the "father Mr. Lucas" he's willing to give you a second chance. I'm freaking out mind you because he sounded very convincing! I ask for the fathers number....same number that texted me. I call it and "Mr. Lucas" is all upset and he's willing to give me a second chance but his paralyzed wife wants to press charges and his "daughter" was in therapy over this and they need help paying for it and they won't press charges. $2500!!!!! Keep in mind both voices sounded African American and they both called me "son" nonstop. I said how am I supposed to send you money "Mr. Lucas"? I only have $200 I can spare. He knew all about going to Walmart and filling this and that out on a rush card, and asked how long it would take me to get to Walmart. My light bulb then went off that this is a potential scam and I also know police phone numbers show up as restricted numbers. To stall I said it would take me 1.5 hours to get to the closest Walmart, knowing I'm 10min from one if need be. I then did my due diligence and found that this is one of the fastest growing dating site scams. I blocked both numbers and deleted my profile from that site. My cell phone is a "burner" phone from Walmart so I wasn't concerned there. Brilliant scam I must say and I almost fell for it. Moral of the story....don't give out your number!!

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Sat 07/30/16 09:51 PM
Gave my number away to two fake females ?!?!

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Sat 07/30/16 09:56 PM
not cool for us that are trying to get into a real relationship. Was texting with a female? that grew up around my area but could not spell? so fake

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Sat 07/30/16 11:13 PM
Want to get to no you

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Mon 08/01/16 06:19 PM

No do not give out your phone number. A few days ago I had a girl contact me asking for my number, I thought what the hell here you go, she was cute I believe mid 20s on "her" profile. The next day I'm sent a text hey it's "Amber from okcupid". I text back hey what's up? Next text is an explicit pic waist down. Sarcasticly I said very nice is that your pick up line? No respond for a day. Then I get a text saying did you get my pic? I said yes. She said why didn't you respond? I said I did respond scroll up. Then 2 days later I get a phone call from a "detective Brown" stating that I was sending illicit content and having sex with a minor. I said no sir I did not nor would I have any intentions to do such a thing. He said call the "father Mr. Lucas" he's willing to give you a second chance. I'm freaking out mind you because he sounded very convincing! I ask for the fathers number....same number that texted me. I call it and "Mr. Lucas" is all upset and he's willing to give me a second chance but his paralyzed wife wants to press charges and his "daughter" was in therapy over this and they need help paying for it and they won't press charges. $2500!!!!! Keep in mind both voices sounded African American and they both called me "son" nonstop. I said how am I supposed to send you money "Mr. Lucas"? I only have $200 I can spare. He knew all about going to Walmart and filling this and that out on a rush card, and asked how long it would take me to get to Walmart. My light bulb then went off that this is a potential scam and I also know police phone numbers show up as restricted numbers. To stall I said it would take me 1.5 hours to get to the closest Walmart, knowing I'm 10min from one if need be. I then did my due diligence and found that this is one of the fastest growing dating site scams. I blocked both numbers and deleted my profile from that site. My cell phone is a "burner" phone from Walmart so I wasn't concerned there. Brilliant scam I must say and I almost fell for it. Moral of the story....don't give out your number!!


Stop the bullsh!t texting. I've disabled it on my phone. Texting is for fakes and cheaters.



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Mon 08/01/16 06:38 PM

I'm curious to how people think about giving out their cell phone number on a first contact message. If someone sent you a first contact message. At least a paragraph about themselves. And then offered their cell phone number for you to text them, Would you do it? I'm expecting the women to say no. I don't know about the men.


I just had someone do this and the answer is no, I have no intention of texting him. If I do then he has my cell number and that's not going to happen when I haven't even responded to his email yet. I did respond to his email, but I let him know that I am not comfortable exchanging cell numbers with someone until I have gotten to know them first. If he understands that great, if he doesn't like it too bad and he can move on. There are too many stalkers out there and with online dating sites you can't be too careful. noway noway

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Mon 08/01/16 06:40 PM




Perhaps Master Obi-Wan, but these still aren't the droids their looking for...drinker rofl

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Mon 08/01/16 06:44 PM

The wonderful thing about cell phones today is the blocking feature.


I agree! It's great for telemarketing calls too! And the blocking feature that Mingle has for unwanted emails is good too. I haven't had to use it yet, but it is nice to know it is there if I do. Just sayin'...:thumbsup: smile2

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Mon 08/01/16 06:51 PM

They may be able to steal a picture, and claim it's them. But what they can't do, is sound like a woman. That little thing called an Adams Apple prevents that.


I hate to burst your bubble, but women have Adams Apples too. Just sayin'. However, with that said, their voices are generally in a higher range than a mans which totally gives them away. I'm sorry to hear that someone tried to deceive you like that though. That was not cool at all!shades pitchfork flowers


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Mon 08/01/16 09:19 PM
Absolutely the first time I heard anyone besides myself say the same thing. so many people out there that lack the possession of integrity that they are completely scattered upstairs and they don't know the first thing about being grounded. me me me!

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Sat 08/06/16 03:57 PM


They may be able to steal a picture, and claim it's them. But what they can't do, is sound like a woman. That little thing called an Adams Apple prevents that.


I hate to burst your bubble, but women have Adams Apples too. Just sayin'. However, with that said, their voices are generally in a higher range than a mans which totally gives them away. I'm sorry to hear that someone tried to deceive you like that though. That was not cool at all!shades pitchfork flowers


It's never happened with a phone call.

Just sayin'..

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