• Recent Comments

    • Honey: Thanks for stopping by, Sam! We actually had hot sex 2 out of the 3 nights...
    • Samurai: Honey, hope you two can get busy soon! Just wondering, did you ever read my...
    • SimonS: Today’s fake profile (with a wink!) was classic: 3 pictures of woman...
    • Lear: I had a very hard time reading reading past “they’ve got no skillzzz...
    • Simon: I think I may have mentioned this on your blog before, but I really like how I...
    • Honey: Demi, I seriously can’t wait until you get your sweet tushie moved here!...
    • cheekie: hang in there darlin’…it will get better. rough patches happen to...
    • Nic: Don’t forget to add 40-50 somethings in Afflication t-shirts driving...
    • Demetershouse: There’s nothing worse than being in a miserable job. I think...

All Posts Tagged With: "fake profile"

Brooklyn Man Sues Match.com for $5M Because of Fake Profiles

Hahahaha! More accolades for Match.com, which is finally getting sued for having fake profiles and sending BS winks and emails to male customers. See this article in the New York Post where Brooklynite Sean McGinn is suing for $5 million, citing the pain and anguish he felt when his emails were unreplied to because they were going to fake accounts. Boo hoo. I love it.  Nothing like getting super depressed because you emailed 100 chicks on Match and no one emailed back. UPDATE: McGinn dropped the lawsuit because he was ridiculed massively on the Internet. Really? Too bad, would love to have seen Match get it in the 5-hole on this one. Ironically, he met his current girlfriend on Match. Not even sure what to say about that.

See video here from Fox News: Continued

How to Spot a Fake Match.com Profile

Since we’ve been talking about online dating a lot–see here and here–I’d like to wade in on the subject of fake online profiles. Yeah, you heard me right, fake profiles. If you haven’t figured this out already, there are tons of fakes, spammers, frauds, and psycho douchebags in the world of online dating. Match is an easier game than trolling around on craigslist, but it’s still not very good.

In Orlando, where I live, I’ll probably identify one fakey out of every 30 profiles. There may actually be a few more than that but sometimes they slip under my radar. I find them pretty easy to identify these days, and I’ll get to that in a bit. Continued