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Author: Anonymous

Match.com doesn't screen its members. My daughter was setup with a man who pretended to be Jim Jones an Italian American from Seattle. He was really a Nigerian Scam artist who joined for the free three day membership and asked my daughter to contact him by instant messenger and e-mail his name is GentleJJ@yahoo.com. He sent her love letter but hardly ever talked to her on the phone until he went on a mad eup business trip to UK and then call trying to scam her out of $6400 saying he lost his wallet. These scumbags need to be stopped.

If you are stupid enough to use Match then make sure your match is not on a temporary membership. I have found in different chat rooms numerous scams using match. These creeps are praying on religious people. They use that BS quoting "God this and God that" to get you to believe them.

You need to use E-Harmony at least they scan their members. I meet my husband on e-harmony and we are married for 6 years now. My daughter tried to contact Match.com but they didn't even care.

Don't waste your money...it is a rip-off. You need to use a dating service that is reputable. Most of my friends met someone and got married on e-harmony. It is a wonderful website.

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