A female friend of a male friend contacted me to see if I know of any websites that list male scumbags who lie and otherwise deceive women who meet them over the internet. A Google search only turned up this site, which lists women who have done the lying and deceiving
Kalilily Time
Just an old lady talking to herself
Tracking potentials
Thinking about possible answers to the dilemma of knowing whether people are worthy, based on the feedback they receive, and
Tracking potentials
Thinking about possible answers to the dilemma of knowing whether people are worthy, based on the feedback they receive, and
Actually, someone started a flip version of that screening concept.
At http://www.greatboyfriends.com, women recommend men they have vetted to other women and offer to stick around for a while to help with ironing out the wrinkles…
You never know–could work.
Trish Wilson left this comment on my similar post on Blog Sisters. I thought it should be here as well:
When I ran a Google search for online dating scams, the majority of sites were about mail-order foreign bride scams, especially Russian brides. One site lists agencies and women.
I had better luck when I searched for “online stalking.” Tell your friend to try Cyberangels.com. That’s the same group that founded Guardian Angels. Another possibility is Online Harassment (http://www.onlineharassment.com/). There’s a link about cyber dating that looks helpful.
I hope that helps.
Why do we write
Why do you think it is we write? It is obviously neither the money, nor the fame. I don
Elaine, I posted this to Blog Sisters. Thought I’d include it here, too. I tried to get the other links here a few days ago but the Net was so bogged down I couldn’t access the comments section. Might have been that worm at work. 🙂
Working To Halt Online Abuse (http://www.haltabuse.org/) covers all forms of online abuse and scams. I found this group a few years ago while researching an article about internet writer’s scams. Back then, it was called Women Halting Online Abuse. WHOA’s president, Jayne Hitchcock, suffered severe harassment and cyberstalking from a scam literary agency, Woodside. Maryland passed a law that deals with cyberstalking and harassment via electronic mail due to her case.
Yay! I know I’m a day late and a dollar short, but just wanted to butt in here and tell you it’s nice to see your page full of words again. 😉