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SjoerdOriginal Poster
Jul 15, 2016I just recieved a friend request fromChelsea29, who has
only been on Truenudists for a few hours. This was
almost immediately followed with a "business investment" offer,
requesting that I react to it by normal email. As we all
know, business offers by email from persons you haven't
personally met before arealwaysa scam, designed to steal
your money.
DO NOTreact to it with your normal email,DOremove this user from your messages (and friends) list.
Or, if you want to have some fun, watch this TED Talk and be inspired: https://youtu.be/_QdPW8JrYzQ
DO NOTreact to it with your normal email,DOremove this user from your messages (and friends) list.
Or, if you want to have some fun, watch this TED Talk and be inspired: https://youtu.be/_QdPW8JrYzQ
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SteveJul 15, 2016Umm... A six-foot-seven-inch tall doctor with some high school education, native to the United Kingdom but with a plainly weak grasp of English? Probably best to at least skim the profile (not the photo:readthe profile) before interacting. The more usual dead giveaway: A profile that includes an e-mail address or mentions another website. Did you flag the profile? I just did.ReactReply - T=
Tom === Thomas S. TierneyJul 15, 2016[quote]Why did you accept in the first place?[/quote]A logical question. If fools stop accepting the friend requests the scammers would go away.ReactReply - CH
ChrisJul 15, 2016I identify myself as gay in my profile so I'm always wary of unsolicited friend requests from large breasted young women.
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PaulJul 17, 2016At least this profile has been removed from this site.
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PaulOct 16, 2017[quote]I have recently received several friend requests from supposedly young women in there mid 20s "wanting to get to know me." There is absolutely no profile information and profile pictures in provocative positions, spread eagle, one with her fingers in her vagina, clearly against rules for posting pictures on this site. Is there not some way to stop this, like making it a requirement to fill out the profiles completely and blocking pictures until approved. When I get these requests, I immediately flag the person and report them, but they still keep popping up.[/quote] Yes there has been a group of these in the last few days sending me mail trying to get me to look at sex sites and one of the profiles photos was hard porn, the site owners must sort out the problems of the profile photo coming live when it isn't approved, and when the photo is refused it is still live on the members profile page.ReactReply

