Internet
affects our life very much. We all use Internet not only at our
works, but at home too. We easily use on line dating sites, which
bring their effect on our real relations. The culture of our
relations is different in real life and in the Internet, so in real
life we start to behave in a different way. It is very easy to have
relations or affairs on line. There is no responsibility. It is
always easier to hide your on line partner than a real person. The
statistics says that usually those, who have to hide their on line
relations, go to the net in the evening, when their spouses go to
sleep. So, you can imajine how easy is it to hide your affairs, when
they are not real. You can hide everything in the surface of the
Internet. You even do not need any alibi for doing this. You do it
when nobody sees you.
Have you ever heard anything about scams? Do you have a live history of dating scams? I collect fullinfo about scams, their schemes and tricks, and post reviews on my blog. But my blog is devoted to delicate subject, and I hope it will save from the negative at least one of the real site! I checked on my own experience that the agency Uadreams.com is not scam site. I dispel the “fake web” myth. This is a real dating site where you can find true love, as I did! And I wish you the same.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Monday, November 4, 2013
Are you ready to pay $500,000 for your online love story?
$500,000 (CAD) was the price that a Vancouver man paid for his love to an online scammer. The money he cashed in included a part of his retirement savings.
The police have started the investigation and even arrested a fraud who turned out to have operated this scam out of the capital of the UK. According the UK police, there is a slight possibility of recovering the money.
Canada's CBC News also joined the investigation. They reported about the man “Tony” (the pseudonym) who got acquainted with a man on one of dating sites. Very soon their friendly communication turned into torrid love affair which moved to Yahoo to be continued.
The police have started the investigation and even arrested a fraud who turned out to have operated this scam out of the capital of the UK. According the UK police, there is a slight possibility of recovering the money.
Canada's CBC News also joined the investigation. They reported about the man “Tony” (the pseudonym) who got acquainted with a man on one of dating sites. Very soon their friendly communication turned into torrid love affair which moved to Yahoo to be continued.
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