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why doesn't that seem to interest anyone?

• sixtypoundhound 11y ago
  Actually, I liked the detective work (former fraud hunter here); good use of statistics to spot implausible patterns.
• johnward 11y ago
  It's interesting because it's likely they were shill accounts created by the company to give the appearance of having active female users so that males would pay for a chance to hook up. It's not uncommon in the online dating world though. I'm pretty sure that's how most of those sites start out. I'm wondering if it's bordering on fraud though?
  • cmurf 11y ago
    It's not bordering on. It's definitely fraud. The whole point is to deceive in order to achieve financial gain. Not all fraud is a crime. Proving false advertising, in this case, might be both challenging and amusing.