Passionads ripoff Internet

To start it's a little embarrassing talking about this site. I too just like the rest of the world is a little lonely and looking for that someone. I got an email probability from a bot picking me up and it enticed me to visit passionads.com and post an ad to meet people online. I have been on the more trustworthy personals sites for some time now with little luck so I just filled out the free profile and within a few minutes I got a respond for someone ready to go. I thought this was a little odd and when I tried to respond it was asking for my credit card to sign up.

So I held off and I'm glad I did the next day or so I got a mess more of these emails with people wanting to meet me and oddly enough swinging by my area. No one local would ever use my city info as a point of reference everyone uses the next town over because it's bigger; it seamed to fill in the blank with variables.

This is where I started to smell a rat! The pix in the so-called profiles did not show the faces again I thought this to be odd and the best part is on the more honest sites I have the full write up and my pix but I never filled any of that information on this site. Yet with no info posted I got more hits in less time? Now I know this site is for people just looking for a good time but there is no way responds would be that quick and the Emails sounded off like the ploys in chat rooms to click on someone's website.

So I turned to the search engines and searched for some background info which brought me here. I'm glad for the learning experience and finding this site I will be keeping this I mind for future inquiries of validly. I'm a little pisted off that a company would exploit lonely people like this although it's a little questionable on the intent of its members.

I'm glad I never turned over my credit card info and would warn anyone thinking about joining hence my intent on posting this log.

Steve
Uncomfortable, Pennsylvania
U.S.A.