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posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, April 4, 2005On 4/19/05 1:28:00 AM, omega9 wrote:
when your account is about to run out of "credits" or what ever they call it.
The website will send you an email from a "woman" who wants you. This is to
sucker you back to the site so you can spend more money on them or buy more
credits.
This tactic is normal for all dating websites.
>I still get emails from some
>internet dating sites I've
>signed up to
>(though I personally haven't
>had any luck with them and am
>concentrating more on real
>life approaches these days).
>I will check
>looking for friends. Not just
>"friends first,"
>but JUST friends. Some will
>even say that they have
>boyfriends, etc.
>sites to find "friends"? Is
>this just BS, or is
>this for real? And in either
>case, does anyone know how one
>might
>proceed, if one was interested
>in one of these girls?
>
>--Omega
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XIX
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