Scam/fraud alert

[+ PapaTony]

I fell victim to a fraud yesterday. A handsome face and big pinga got my blood rushing while chatting on grinder. After a bit the boy wanted to know if I had a profile on

https://ngpa35.blogspot.com/2019/02/ngpa35.blogspot.com.html

and that he never meets anyone otherwise.

 

Seemed harmless enough until I attempted registering. A malfunction in credit card processing finally raised red flags for me. At about the same time my phone lit up with fraud alert texts from my bank. A phone call straightened everything out quickly enough but I sure felt foolish falling for the scam.

 

Be aware.

[+ sync]

Exact same thing happened to me recently. More is the pity, I was lured by a piece of technology rather than a handsome face and big pinga.

[Beancounter]

I fell victim to a fraud yesterday. A handsome face and big pinga got my blood rushing while chatting on grinder. After a bit the boy wanted to know if I had a profile on

https://ngpa35.blogspot.com/2019/02/ngpa35.blogspot.com.html

and that he never meets anyone otherwise.

 

Seemed harmless enough until I attempted registering. A malfunction in credit card processing finally raised red flags for me. At about the same time my phone lit up with fraud alert texts from my bank. A phone call straightened everything out quickly enough but I sure felt foolish falling for the scam.

 

Be aware.

I’m a little bit confused. Are you indicating that the website link you referenced is not legitimate?

[Tonyko]

Yes curious too, not sure what the (alleged) purpose of the site is. You pay to list your profile and the "site" supposedly does a BG check to clears you of a past record meaning you're "safe" to date???

[Studsearcher]

This is a scam. It’s all a ruse to get your information. It’s been around for years.

[+ azdr0710]

yes, the site itself has that feel (poor grammar, unprofessional formatting, cobbled-together appearance) that seems fake.....plus, the "blogspot" hosting is sleazy.....

[+ PapaTony]

Correct, the site itself is not legitimate. It’s designed to steal credit card info

[sexymonk]

I fell victim to a fraud yesterday. A handsome face and big pinga got my blood rushing while chatting on grinder. After a bit the boy wanted to know if I had a profile on

https://ngpa35.blogspot.com/2019/02/ngpa35.blogspot.com.html

and that he never meets anyone otherwise.

 

Seemed harmless enough until I attempted registering. A malfunction in credit card processing finally raised red flags for me. At about the same time my phone lit up with fraud alert texts from my bank. A phone call straightened everything out quickly enough but I sure felt foolish falling for the scam.

 

Be aware.

Now I know the success story of those scammers! It is not surprising that if there are people like out there then the scammers will be successful. It is problem of the little Johnny down there which makes decision on seeing hot meat!