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Complaint Review: Match.com Allows Subscription Services without Verifying They use Match Letterhead and You think They are Legit so Fraud Occurs -
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Match.com Allows Subscription Services without Verifying They use Match Letterhead and You think They are Legit so Fraud Occurs
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Match.com Allows Subscription Services without Verifying They use Match Letterhead and You think They are Legit so Fraud Occurs Tried to Defraud Me. The Con Poised as a Consultant Fund Manager Internet
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Match.com does not verify paid subscription users who have access to their letterhead and can send private email on their letterhead. You think they are legit because it says Match.com Consultant Fund Manager Fraud The name of the user is [email protected] the phone number is: 559-475-8819 He stated he was italian but lived here in the USA but was currently out of the country working as a consulting fund manager for Kames International. He wanted me to deposit some stocks in an offshore account for him. I found posting online from a woman who received the exact same emails and declarations (of course a different name and Investment house) of love that he scammed for thousands of dollars Thank god I was suspicious!! Reason of review: On line dating service allow unverified subscriptions These people use Match letterhead and can send private emails. You think they are legit. Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution.
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John
Takoma Park,United States
Here's an easy solution....
#2General Comment
Fri, September 07, 2018
Don't send money to people you only know through a dating site or emails. This includes people who have been "verified" on dating sites, because really, what can Match.com or any other site "verify?" That the subscribers won't attempt to take advantage of sad, desperate, lonely people? How could Match even offer to do this?
Seriously, you'll be asking match.com to zip your pants up next.
