The Dangerous
Myth of Attraction
Dec 13, 2019 Tinder Verification Code Scam - So believable its scary it works. The Tinder Verification Code scam is one of the worst scams that you can fall prey to. It is possibly the most dangerous scam that anyone could easily to fall prey to, simply because of how believable it is, plus its potential to cause the biggest privacy and financial damage. Age Distribution. Anyone above the age of 18 is eligible to join Tinder, but the majority of active users range in the age bracket of 18 to 34 years. Yes, there are older people on the app, but if they aim to search within their ages, they have fewer matches to swipe left or right on. Gender Structure of the Members.
Tinder uses Facebook accounts for identity verification, which eliminates scam rifles up to some extent. They all allow members to block any unwanted members from contacting them. The custom support team if the app is diligent in responding to user queries and assisting in solving problems. This lack of identity verification leads to scammers using fake names and photos to victimize lonely people from dating apps. As we said, most of these 'safe dating verification sites' are fake so we advise you to try and see first if the dating app you are using has an identity verification method available before trying 3rd party ones.
What's Really Preventing You From Closing the Deal and Getting More Women Back to Your Bedroom…
So what is the dangerous myth of attraction preventing you from getting women out on dates, getting the kiss, closing the deal, and getting her back to your bedroom?
The dangerous myth is that: attraction is black or white
- That a woman either wants you or she doesn't
- She's attracted to you or she's not
- She would sleep with you or she wouldn't
Now that's NOT how attraction works.
Listen careful to what I'm about to say:
Attraction is NOT Black or White Pof sheffield.
This means that a woman's opinion of you can change by the year, month, week, day…. Even by the hour…
Now this comes with good news and bad news…
Let's start with the good news…
The good news is that even if you didn't make a stellar first impression you can still win her over and get her wanting you…
- Even if you're not her 'type' or she only sees you as a 'friend'…
- Even if you've sent her a horribly embarrassing text…
- And even if she's dating someone else and acts like you don't even exist…
In a few minutes i'm going to teach you how three simple texts can change all that.
But first, I've got to give you some bad news…
Just because a girl has given you her number, told you to call her, or has even been out on a date with you… Does not automatically mean you will ever see her again….
When she handed you her number she did not sign a 'social contract' agreeing to go out with you… It just means she was interested or attracted enough at the moment to give it to you…
Now, that interest and attraction is a good start…
Just don't make the FATAL MISTAKE of thinking that once a woman gives you her number its game over: you win
Because The Game is actually just beginning….
Age Verification Sites Minors
Scammers on dating app Tinder are now using the safety concerns of online daters to help execute their scams.
A new wave of scams sees fraudsters trick singles into getting their dating profile 'verified', then hitting them with secret charges when they move users off the dating platform.
This new tactic was noticed by researchers from security giant Symantec, who have spotted a number of Tinder scams over the past few years.
The latest spam trend was observed over the last month, and in a recent blog post the security team laid out exactly how the scam works.
First, the spam bots initiate conversation with Tinder users with a 'flirty or playful' message, such as: 'Wanna eat cookie dough together some time?'
After trading a couple of messages back and forth, the bot then asks if the user is verified on Tinder, with a message like: 'ok, hey are you verified by chance? If so whats your code they gave you. Mine is 352-FML0029'.
Is Tinder Safe Dating Legit
Listen careful to what I'm about to say:
Attraction is NOT Black or White Pof sheffield.
This means that a woman's opinion of you can change by the year, month, week, day…. Even by the hour…
Now this comes with good news and bad news…
Let's start with the good news…
The good news is that even if you didn't make a stellar first impression you can still win her over and get her wanting you…
- Even if you're not her 'type' or she only sees you as a 'friend'…
- Even if you've sent her a horribly embarrassing text…
- And even if she's dating someone else and acts like you don't even exist…
In a few minutes i'm going to teach you how three simple texts can change all that.
But first, I've got to give you some bad news…
Just because a girl has given you her number, told you to call her, or has even been out on a date with you… Does not automatically mean you will ever see her again….
When she handed you her number she did not sign a 'social contract' agreeing to go out with you… It just means she was interested or attracted enough at the moment to give it to you…
Now, that interest and attraction is a good start…
Just don't make the FATAL MISTAKE of thinking that once a woman gives you her number its game over: you win
Because The Game is actually just beginning….
Age Verification Sites Minors
Scammers on dating app Tinder are now using the safety concerns of online daters to help execute their scams.
A new wave of scams sees fraudsters trick singles into getting their dating profile 'verified', then hitting them with secret charges when they move users off the dating platform.
This new tactic was noticed by researchers from security giant Symantec, who have spotted a number of Tinder scams over the past few years.
The latest spam trend was observed over the last month, and in a recent blog post the security team laid out exactly how the scam works.
First, the spam bots initiate conversation with Tinder users with a 'flirty or playful' message, such as: 'Wanna eat cookie dough together some time?'
After trading a couple of messages back and forth, the bot then asks if the user is verified on Tinder, with a message like: 'ok, hey are you verified by chance? If so whats your code they gave you. Mine is 352-FML0029'.
Is Tinder Safe Dating Legit
The spam bot then says it is a new free service from Tinder designed to ensure that 'the person you wanna meet isn't a serial killer lol.'
As Symantec's Satnam Narang says, the scammers are cleverly using any mistrust singles might have towards online dating services to help with their scams, saying: 'The spammers use this legitimate concern to convince users to verify themselves and trick them into thinking verification will lead to a date.'
Is Tinder A Scam
The fraudsters might also be playing off the fact that Tinder launched 'verified' profiles last year for 'notable figures' like celebrities and athletes, because although the type of fake verification they are peddling is completely different, users may have heard about 'verified' Tinder profiles, therefore making the scam more believable.
After mentioning the verified profiles, the spam bots then send users a link to an external site that has fake Tinder branding and 'words about verification, background checks, safety, date codes, or protection'.
Symantec said it found over 13 different versions of these fake verification sites, which show step-by-step instructions on how to get your profile verified with 'no charge' – a process that includes age verification, a background check and a code sent to your phone.
To try and tempt users even further, the websites feature photos of women in lingerie, with Narang saying they promise singles that 'once they are verified, they will receive the woman's contact information including her phone number, personal email address, Skype screen name, and social media user names.'
The page then ask users to give their email address and create a username & password, after which they are prompted to complete the 'secure age verification' process by inputting their credit card details.
It is during this step where the scam is executed, as within the small print it says that users are opting in to a free trial to a number of adult video and webcam sites, and if they don't cancel the subscription within a certain period of time, their card will be charged by three different sites.
The researchers said the total amount users would be charged every month is $118.76.
And as Narang explains: 'These sites would earn revenue while the scammers would make a commission from the three sites for these referrals. It is unclear, however, how much commission the scammers would make, but for this activity to persist, it must be significant enough for them to continue.'
Such ingenious scam tactics will be of no surprise to the vast majority of the industry, but it's interesting to note that scammers have started to use singles' worries about the safety of online dating to help execute their fraudulent schemes, a tactic one could imagine being reused in the future.
Symantec has previously flagged up a number of Tinder scams in the past, listing three early scams that appeared on the app as Tinder started to blow up and become increasingly targeted by scammers.
Read more about them here.
