Very low deposit and a check mark. Never responded after. Total rip off
Ripped off by verified ad.
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1- What part of “never send edeposit” do people not understand? Take out cash. Your legal name will be in the system forever of having sent money from your legal name to the legal name of the person receiving it. What if that person does a horrible thing and gets investigated? You may get a ring at the door. Using cash helps me sleep better at night knowing I’m not sending out my legal name to the underground scene.
2- Leolist verified only means that the girl in the pics posed for those pictures on that day. It doesn’t mean she isn’t a scammer. She can be verified beautiful; and a beautiful scammer!
2- Leolist verified only means that the girl in the pics posed for those pictures on that day. It doesn’t mean she isn’t a scammer. She can be verified beautiful; and a beautiful scammer!
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This what she says in her ad: "3. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET! "
Which is very true, all you gonna get are the enticing pictures you're seeing.
Which is very true, all you gonna get are the enticing pictures you're seeing.
Same with the influx of milf ads promising the moon and asking for a deposit.
Totally agree! In this business cash is king. Unless you don't care about your privacy. If you really want to give someone a deposit, use gift cards..
In this case you just loose your money, not privacy.Also, just in case there is an electronic trail to the gift card, I also pay cash for the Amazon, Starbucks, or whatever card they will accept in lieu of the etransfer. If it has to be cash, I would just pay cash for one of those Visa cards that you can load money onto. Personally, I wouldn't give anything to someone that I have not met, but sometimes you build a rapport with a regular, and it is an easy way to send them a gift (for say a birthday), without giving up your identity.Totally agree! In this business cash is king. Unless you don't care about your privacy. If you really want to give someone a deposit, use gift cards..
Yeah, risk is too high unless this is done with a provider that has an established presence.
I have done deposits and have had little to no issues but I am picky in who I do this with.
Just have to be aware who you are dealing with. Someone with a good rep versus someone that has little to no cred.
I have done deposits and have had little to no issues but I am picky in who I do this with.
Just have to be aware who you are dealing with. Someone with a good rep versus someone that has little to no cred.
There is another part to that adage that is reserved for those who continue to send deposits with out doing due diligence and end up getting ripped off.
"And Fools Seldom Differ"
I don't trust any "verified" ads. So the girl is holding a sign. Whoop de doo.
