Adopte un mec .com is threatening me
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Hello everyone
I signed up for a dating site "adopte un mec" a little while ago and today I received an email threatening to block my IP for not complying with some article, I don't know which one, anyway I didn't understand anything.
Basically, they are asking me to prove my identity by sending a photocopy of my ID card. I find that outrageous, especially since I don't understand what I've done wrong ^^
There’s no way I'm sending my ID card... but do they have the right to ask for it and am I really at risk if I don't comply?
Thanks in advance
I signed up for a dating site "adopte un mec" a little while ago and today I received an email threatening to block my IP for not complying with some article, I don't know which one, anyway I didn't understand anything.
Basically, they are asking me to prove my identity by sending a photocopy of my ID card. I find that outrageous, especially since I don't understand what I've done wrong ^^
There’s no way I'm sending my ID card... but do they have the right to ask for it and am I really at risk if I don't comply?
Thanks in advance
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Hello,
Either it is indeed Adopte un mec contacting you:
-following a complaint from someone for identity theft
-due to doubts about your profile
-Or it could be a fake person trying to collect personal information.
At worst, even if it is really Adopte un mec, they can only block your access to the site. And I don’t have their terms in front of me, but it’s possible that there is a clause that requires you to use your photos and to prove your identity in case of doubt.
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Either it is indeed Adopte un mec contacting you:
-following a complaint from someone for identity theft
-due to doubts about your profile
-Or it could be a fake person trying to collect personal information.
At worst, even if it is really Adopte un mec, they can only block your access to the site. And I don’t have their terms in front of me, but it’s possible that there is a clause that requires you to use your photos and to prove your identity in case of doubt.
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Live free, learn free, help free, Happy Hacking!
Above all in computing, to err is human.
I was surprised at first and worried because I'm not used to putting myself in problematic situations ;) it's easy to worry me
I signed up on this site and all of a sudden, I'm being threatened with having my IP address blocked in 7 days because I am not complying with article 2, anyway, I still don't understand anything.
Being naturally cautious, I don't plan to send my ID card or a photo of myself with my name on it as requested just in case the first solution would bother us.. I still find it suspicious anyway.
But I just hope that I won't have any problems by not complying with their request.