Dating apps are becoming increasingly full of scammers So I uploaded tinder on my phone...

Kae20 · 56-60, FVIP

The businesses that create these apps have a lot to answer for , countless numbers of members have not only been scammed but murdered as too when will legislation come in to protect registrants.

A uptodate passport, driving license, with a live photo crossmatching , would be a start .

Alongside recent proof of address .Would be really useful.
I'm pretty certain full verification would save many from a string of potential ordeals.
However it seems quick profit rules the day, and personal, just doesnt matter.

If in doubt ask for a video call sooner rather than later .

Anything less is really tempting fate.

SW-User

It is true madness I must say. Be especially careful for certain things in a profile introduction too. People can make mistakes in their quest for a relationship

TexChik · F

Unless you meet someone face to face and interact with them enough to actually like them, there is no chance of a relationship working out. The most important decision of your life must not be left to computer algorithms or sex traffickers. Trust, but only after you verify.

Nick1 · 61-69, M

You know why? Because most are chasing illusive partner. Presenting you as you are don’t get you anywhere.

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SmallWorld · 61-69, M

Says Uma Thurman

justanothername · 51-55, M

Scammers are always on the look out for hapless daters looking for their ideal guy or girl and dating apps are their happy hunting grounds.

Neoerectus · M

"Movie star looks, love spelunking, fishing, sushi (rawer the better), into "precious" metal rings, sometimes I'm of two minds (makes me a Gemini?), I run in elite circles (wizards, nobility, heads of states, etc. all want in on my action), and well-travelled."