Online Dating Scam : CCM

Answer 1 / 14

Bonjour13 Posted messages 7 Status Member 74

What an idea to spend €2000 on a site to meet someone when the average cost of dating sites is €40/month? ... Of course, Linduu is filled with fake profiles and hosts you will never meet. On which properly constituted site have you seen beautiful girls seek you out en masse, take the first step, and write to you insistently, telling you that they miss you and asking why you don't write... etc.? Nowhere. Especially when you know there is one woman for every 40 men on these sites. They are overwhelmed with messages. So when you see a site with only beautiful girls who insist that you write to them, and on top of that, it's expensive to respond, just know that something is off. On Linduu, it's about 80 cents per message. The hosts are paid per message. So yes, it's a scam, but proving that a host is pretending to be a girl seduced by you is going to be extremely difficult... if not impossible.

Dan

I confirm Linduu is a scam. Stay away!!!!

Nico

Yes, that's exactly it, the girls are fake on the site. They manage the messages to make you use up your credits. There are no meetings and no chance that any of them will call you; it's a huge scam. It's manipulation, the worst kind that exists. If you contact them, you can leave your number or your email; they will never call you. They will do everything to make you consume your messages. The manipulation is the worst manipulation because they will stay at all costs, they won't call you for an appointment, nor will they tell you to stop. A perversion of your messages to make you consume more, no mercy for you. When they go silent and never call you, you worry and try to get news, but it's impossible for them to call you. The manipulation is very cunning. If you get caught in their game, they will manipulate you, even if you are a good person, there's no mercy for men; they are just interested in the money from your messages. There are no meetings, that's all on this site. I advise every man on this site to log out immediately. They will manipulate you and scam your money. It's manipulation. Silence.
Friends of good faith, I hope you understand this message that I just conveyed. Never go on this site and start paying for messages. Never pay for messages on this site. That's it, Nico.

Answer 2 / 14

Ghörgh Posted messages 6311 Status Contributor 1 248

No,
There is nothing to be done, these "women" are actually men, in a cybercafé somewhere in Africa, thus in another jurisdiction, and therefore almost unreachable...

Below is a photo of these "women"

"Do not do today what you can do tomorrow..."
Procrastinate, the old way.

Cirogravina Posted messages 2 Status Member 4

Yes, unfortunately, I noticed this too late, incredible spelling mistakes, some profiles with manipulated photos, faces whose skin color was not at all the same as that of the neck, and the outline was stuck, no need to wear glasses to see it. Thank you for your response.

sellig

me too, I got caught too... But now with Google Images we have the means to verify the photos that those people send... And I can tell you that we get some surprises (dead woman and the prostitution site in Canada
Be careful, they are very very cunning...

Dimi > sellig

Hi, how do you check with Google Images? Do you upload the photos?

Pg

We are several internet users who want to help the defrauded individuals by posing as potential clients; help us expose them.

Answer 3 / 14

chambord210_1079 Posted messages 1 Status Member 11

Hello
Would it be possible for you to provide me with the evidence you have regarding the person in question, please?
For almost two months my son has been spending crazy amounts of money to chat with a girl
He has met her twice but I have serious doubts. She gives a lot of excuses to avoid giving him her phone number to avoid the costs...
My son is fragile and very naive... Thank you for your response
Best regards,

Isabelle

On the site Affini, I met a man whose username is Micka62. At first, he was very nice, caring, and then today he demanded that I buy him PCS cards. I said no because I was already scammed once, and it cost me a lot financially. As a result, he cut all ties. I'm very unhappy to have been fooled again by an African. The site should better control the people because these Africans are very good at pretending to have feelings. I think I will never register on a site again; I'm too disappointed and unhappy.

Answer 4 / 14

Jacky

Hello, it's been a month since I was on a scam site that distributes SMS as it pleases. Apart from using our credits, there was no outcome. Don't fall for the game of seductresses, you’ve been warned. Bye.

Answer 5 / 14

lico2020

90% of dating sites are fake, we know that, it’s for buzz and to gather marketing information about you, or even to eventually take your personal info. I've always required live video conferencing, not fake recordings like they already do to mislead you. Anyway, when the virtual takes over the real = danger for future generations and their romantic development, social networks also have their responsibilities or foolishness!! The internet is a reflection of a society without markers but that wants everything consumerism and cheap immediacy!! Good luck, I had a 1700 euro camera stolen online, and it’s impossible to file a complaint because a ridiculous law was passed to prevent this. Thanks, French justice, in short, justice doesn't exist and will never actually exist!!

Answer 6 / 14

Marco

Fake Fake Fake. Let's be honest, they are top models and we are more than average. Why are they talking to us? Worse yet, why do they take the initiative to talk to us? If you have any doubts, ask the profiles that are talking to you: "Are you a moderator?" If you read the fine print of the terms and conditions, they are obligated to tell the truth.

Patri

Well, I asked her
She replied to me like that?????!!
I just signed up here like everyone else and you? She didn't say it.

Answer 7 / 14

Romaric

Good evening, can you prove that this site is a scam?

Robert

I can prove it, an agency based in Morocco is recruiting moderators all over Africa and on top of that, they don't pay the moderators because I was one of them. I have the name, address and phone number of the agency that recruited for linduu, I don't know if it's fake too though.

Anonymo33

I can prove it, a certain Marlène and a Moonshine who was 30 years old and I was 19, and many other girls came to talk to me, I talked to them for a week, spending supposedly over 200 euros and every time I asked them to give me their phone number to avoid going bankrupt, they conveniently refused.

Moreover, they promised me the moon and stars, which began to make me doubt, and in doubt I

Answer 8 / 14

Kooland

Hello
Given that the site is registered in Europe, specifically in Malta, you can file a complaint for fraud and then the authorities will take the necessary actions.

Slmmm2

That's false, you just have to read the terms of use that we accept to be able to sign up.

Answer 9 / 14

Coloh

I found several notifications on my husband's Facebook regarding ads from the site "biduu" (or ads, proposals from girls, I don't know...). To receive this on his Facebook, does he have to be registered on the dating site? I've never received ads from dating sites.

Answer 10 / 14

Marc581

This site is an incredible scam. I read all the comments in the store, and I'm sure all the 5-star ratings are 100% fake. Some say the minimum payment is €10. Oh no, €40 would be more accurate for about an hour. They must have gone elsewhere. I just went to check, and nothing has changed since yesterday. I'm so disappointed, and beware of all future credit card fraud.

Answer 11 / 14

Gab56

This app is the worst of the worst. Avoid it like the plague. One of my friends got kicked off because he questioned the authenticity of the female users... I must say, getting kisses and requests from girls aged 23 to 30 when you're well over fifty is a bit suspicious... On Meetic and other platforms, that's very rarely the case! The purpose of this app is to make you spend your money! I was scammed on Once twice, but I was refunded by the site which removed the fraudulent profiles!

Answer 12 / 14

Haris

Guys, be careful ⛔️ This dating app is a slot machine. How strange, it feels strange, 100% scam.

Answer 13 / 14

Damien

No one has anything in their head; all dating sites are designed to humiliate men and make them appear to be perverts.
The people who create these sites are scammers; they are the ones who trick you with fake profiles.
They make you believe, harass you, incite you to hatred.
This is called women's rights; they have the right to destroy men morally and physically, just like the judicial system.
It's all about sex, money, and children.
They even go as far as destroying children's education to make men crack and wrongfully condemn them.

Answer 14 / 14

Marc79

Well, I'm sorry for you! I met my girlfriend through Linduu two months ago, so your comments are not entirely true!

Marco

Liar, you work for the site.

Pineau44 > Marco

The people who leave positive reviews all work for the site, there are no real people.

Jeje > Pineau44

It's worse than that, the administrator exchanged 15 coins (=3 message sends) for a 5-star review on the app store... totally fake.

Rach > Sylvie3

And Mamadou stop lying, you are a guy and Linduu is pure fake, aren't you ashamed to rob people like that, there are fragile people who give all their savings to find love, bunch of cowards.

Isabelle > Sylvie3

Ces Africans are scammers specialized in emotional fraud, and they manage to ruin vulnerable people; it’s a shame because we can do nothing against them since they are in Africa. I hate Africans, all of them are thieves.

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