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i joined this sit end of FEB 25 met this lady been chatting ever since at a cost so far spent £2000 i am a pensioner that is a lot of money to me she keep saying we will be together soon i don't think this will ever happen it seems like a scam
Keep you online to buy credit done a reverse photo search and found her online porn sites so be careful clearly fake profile
This ‘dating’ site is a complete scam.
Thecweomen reveal but they will NEVER meet you and will never give you any contact info.
It’s pure ‘chat’ site for guys that just can’t talk dirty to a woman somewhere!
TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY
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