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We delete and ban scammers! We developed a lot of complex anti-scam filters that help us to block them during the registration process. In dating sites, usually 20% of subscription requests are from scammers: we block the 99% of them before they can contact other people on the site. The other 1% is blocked with the help of users.

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AP - A former television producer pressured by debt and riven by jealousy admitted Tuesday he tried to extract vengeance and money by shaking down David Letterman in a case that bared the late-night icon's affairs with staffers.

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Scam? No, thanks!
Lonely Soul, a dating site without scammers.

What it means spam/spammer?

Spam is the abuse of electronic messaging systems to send unsolicited bulk messages indiscriminately. While the most widely recognized form of spam is e-mail spam, the term is applied to similar abuses in other media. A spammer is a person or organisation that sends out spam. Spammers tend to go to extreme lengths to hide their identity because they are generally despised and hated by the internet community because spam is unwanted, clogs up network resources and wastes a considerable amount of time.

What it means scam/scammer?

A scammer is a fake profile using the website for commercial purposes. Illegal advertisement, redirection to other websites where you have to pay, asking for credit card details or money - these are scammers' most frequent activities. If you suspect a member of being a scammer, use the "Complain" button at the bottom of the member's profile page to report them. We also don't recommend you to provide your personal details (like email address or phone number) to those members you only just started to talk to. We can protect you from scammers on the website, but we can't do that if you continue to have conversations by phone, email or instant messenger.

Do you fight spammers and scammers?

We delete and ban both spammers and scammers! We developed a lot of complex anti-spam and anti-scam filters that help us to block them during the registration process. In dating sites, usually 20% of subscription requests are from scammers: we block the 99% of them before they can contact other people on the site. The other 1% is blocked with the help of users.

I received a message with some strange proposals, what do I have to do?

Please pay attention: if you received a message from an unknown user, containing advertisement for any service or some strange demand for payment, money, mobile phone recharge, it is probably a swindle attempt. Pay much attention, and if you think it’s the case, contact us.

I have received a “chain letter”, what does it mean?

The "Chain letter" – is a typical phenomenon related to the development of internet communication. You can freely trash the letter and block the user from which you have received it. Generally, we advise you to:
- not to diffuse this kind of messages – they are messages which invite users to forward them to more users, promising happiness, money etc.
- not to reply to this kind of messages.

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