Charles L.

I've been on Tagged.com since 1996. 95% of the profiles on Tagged.com are comprised of fake profiles by people in Nigeria and Ghana trying to scam people into sending them money. It's very easy to figure them out with a few easy screening questions. I've reported every scammer that I have met to Tagged.com. Every time a scammer gets their Tagged.com account deleted they easily set up another one with fake photos that they have copied from other legitimate Tagged.com members These scammers want you to meet them on Google Hangouts so that Tagged.com can't log their text messages. When you ask a scammer to authenticate their identity with a Video Call on Skype they will claim that their device doesn't have a video camera. This is a lie because all new SmartPhones and Laptop computer have had built in web cams for a very long time. Tagged.com has just deleted my Tagged.com because of a scammer named Baby 12 L that i just met who was only on Tagged.com for 4 days whereas I've been a Tagged.com member since 2006. What Tagged.com needs to do if they really want to become a legitimate Social Media Website is to set up a Video Call option on their platform. Otherwise, Tagged.com is complicit in these scams. Until Tagged.com sets up a Video Call option my best advice is to stay away from Tagged.com.