Meet Me Questions & Answers

Click on locals at the top of the page and expand the area you will be able to see all people on there. If he didn't post a photo then you need to get an attractive friend to make a fake profile and put some sexy photos up. A friend he knows nothing about or what she looks like. I just did this for my friend and we nailed him in 24 hours! Have any man without a photo send one to her private email so he thinks he is being well protected like that. If she's pretty and sexy he'll hit on her. Even use a photo of someone off the internet but make her realistic' not a model. Good luck. Just while I was on there I ran on to 8 men that were married. They never post a photo. So she had to say she won't talk to anyone that doesn't provide her with at least 4 photos of himself just to make sure he's not a fake. I actually got kicked off their site for doing this.

MEET ME does not respond to ANYTHING! They are a "GHOST" run site. Meaning they have no employees. It runs itself. You will NEVER get a response from even their corporate offices. Ive tried. The email they give is not a legit email. I tried it and it said it was not legit. You can't get hold of them.

Scammer nA (USA slang): "Con/fraudster; one that defrauded/swindled/tricked to scam; swindler; product trickster. NE one that spread rumour/story to scam" Mich 2016 June 13. Mystery Shopping scam:- 1. The first variant of this scam is straight forward advance free fraud. You respond to an email or advertisement and after corresponding with the scammer via email or telephone you are then asked for a returnable payment to cover their expenses in registering your employment and for a starter pack to be sent to you. Genuine Mystery Shopper agencies do not charge you - they pay you! Do not be fooled by this type of scam - regardless of what you are promised - as it's always false and you'll never see your money again. 2. The second variant of the Mystery Shopping scam is a little more complex but offers you the opportunity to make 'lots of money!' It sounds so convincing that you may feel it's almost too good to be true - it is! After 'registering' with the company (which is normally free) you are then sent a starter pack with all your instructions. In the pack is a cheque (usually for anything up to £4000) and your 'job' is to cash the cheque (takes notes of the cashier to ensure they meet the quality control requirements of the Mystery Shopper exercise) and then send the money you receive electronically via Western Union or similar to an account in a different country. In reality the cheque is fake and will eventually bounce. However, as it takes longer for a foreign cheque to clear very often the money can be available in your account - before the bank actually realise the cheque is a forgery. So your bank account is empty, you're out of pocket for a large amount of money you have wired previously and you could well be contacted by the police for dealing in forged cheques in which case you will have a lot of explaining to do! Stay well clear of this scam!