Seeking Arrangements

[QUOTE=DougF;7290856]Anyone else notice a ton more profiles in Fall river? Are a bunch of bots picking that city or is there just a influx of broads from there now? Anyone meet any of them?[/QUOTE]I didn't look at the Fall River profiles but I have noticed from time to time several new profiles appear for the same city and they'll have very similar or exact wording on the descriptions. Also, the stats will be the same on all of them (non drinker, non smoker, number of kids, type of job, and all the others). Clearly those cases are bots or phantom profiles planted by Seeking.

[QUOTE=DougF;7290856]Anyone else notice a ton more profiles in Fall river? Are a bunch of bots picking that city or is there just a influx of broads from there now? Anyone meet any of them?[/QUOTE]Fall River certainly is an area of "economic distress" in MA so it'd be a candidate for more than usual profiles (Lynn / Lowell are other examples of this), especially amongst the single mom or immigrant cohort. But I do agree with HoundDog that at some point, you have to wonder if Seeking does resort to the secretbenefits "ghost" profile route to "keep the stock up" for prospective paying male members.

I messaged with a girl claiming to be from Australia who wasn't looking for money. She left a voice message for me explaining that she has a work visa pending approval for a nursing gig, but due to her low amount of financial assets she needs someone in America to vouch that they know her and would bail her out with money / support if necessary in the event that her job contract ends or whatever, but I would not need to give my name or personal information. Additionally, she wanted me to pick her up from the airport if I agreed to this, in order to show that I actually exist (to whom I would be shown exactly is unclear). I responded that it sounds like misrepresenting information on an immigration document (which is essentially fraud). She insisted there is no document before dismissing me entirely, even though she literally said in her voice message she needed to tick off a box on a form affirming she had someone in the States to support her. Then when I logged into Seeking today, every trace of our conversation and her profile are gone. Normally when someone deletes their profile or is banned or blocks you, there is still some trace of the message within the inbox. But no, everything is entirely scrubbed; no trace of our conversation whatsoever. Who knows what would have awaited me if I agreed and tried to pick her up at the airport.

[QUOTE=Patriarchist;7293941]Then when I logged into Seeking today, every trace of our conversation and her profile are gone. Normally when someone deletes their profile or is banned or blocks you, there is still some trace of the message within the inbox. But no, everything is entirely scrubbed; no trace of our conversation whatsoever.[/QUOTE]My experience (a few years ago) has been that this is what happens when the site admins discover an obvious scammer. That scammer's profile disappears as well as all prior conversations.

[QUOTE=Patriarchist;7293941]I messaged with a girl claiming to be from Australia who wasn't looking for money. She left a voice message for me explaining that she has a work visa pending approval for a nursing gig, but due to her low amount of financial assets she needs someone in America to vouch that they know her and would bail her out with money / support if necessary in the event that her job contract ends or whatever, but I would not need to give my name or personal information. Additionally, she wanted me to pick her up from the airport if I agreed to this, in order to show that I actually exist (to whom I would be shown exactly is unclear). I responded that it sounds like misrepresenting information on an immigration document (which is essentially fraud). She insisted there is no document before dismissing me entirely, even though she literally said in her voice message she needed to tick off a box on a form affirming she had someone in the States to support her. Then when I logged into Seeking today, every trace of our conversation and her profile are gone. Normally when someone deletes their profile or is banned or blocks you, there is still some trace of the message within the inbox. But no, everything is entirely scrubbed; no trace of our conversation whatsoever. Who knows what would have awaited me if I agreed and tried to pick her up at the airport.[/QUOTE]Damn that's wild.

[QUOTE=MassDude;7294176]My experience (a few years ago) has been that this is what happens when the site admins discover an obvious scammer. That scammer's profile disappears as well as all prior conversations.[/QUOTE]Agreed. This happened to me in the past -- the entire conversation thread disappeared.

[QUOTE=Patriarchist;7293941]I messaged with a girl claiming to be from Australia who wasn't looking for money. [/QUOTE]My guess is that ultimately they would have asked for money.

This seems too abstract for an ICE sting.

Paranoia runs deep.

[QUOTE=Patriarchist;7293941]I messaged with a girl claiming to be from Australia who wasn't looking for money. She left a voice message for me explaining that she has a work visa pending approval for a nursing gig, but due to her low amount of financial assets she needs someone in America to vouch that they know her and would bail her out with money / support if necessary in the event that her job contract ends or whatever, but I would not need to give my name or personal information. Additionally, she wanted me to pick her up from the airport if I agreed to this, in order to show that I actually exist (to whom I would be shown exactly is unclear). I responded that it sounds like misrepresenting information on an immigration document (which is essentially fraud). She insisted there is no document before dismissing me entirely, even though she literally said in her voice message she needed to tick off a box on a form affirming she had someone in the States to support her. Then when I logged into Seeking today, every trace of our conversation and her profile are gone. Normally when someone deletes their profile or is banned or blocks you, there is still some trace of the message within the inbox. But no, everything is entirely scrubbed; no trace of our conversation whatsoever. Who knows what would have awaited me if I agreed and tried to pick her up at the airport.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Longjblues;7294719]Paranoia runs deep.[/QUOTE]I got the exact same story from her. I guess scams run world-wide!!

Hello! I have a few MILFy type SA ladies that I don't see any longer (it's not them. It's me LOL). All in the Boston / providence area. Very open menus. Happy to trade #s with anyone willing to share similar types of profiles.

[QUOTE=LincolnBoston;7298515]Hello! I have a few MILFy type SA ladies that I don't see any longer (it's not them. It's me LOL). All in the Boston / providence area. Very open menus. Happy to trade #s with anyone willing to share similar types of profiles.[/QUOTE]Your mailbox is filled.

Been a while since I posted. I canceled my membership, as it the cost was getting way to expensive, especially with not getting any new dates. However, I still do my research on the site to see what's been happening. Funny enough, when I canceled, over the next 2 days, I literally had LEGIT women emailing me, new ones & ones I've talked to in the past emailing. I'm wondering if there's some type of algorithm that gets them to respond. LOL.

And I am getting increasingly chaffed. LOL. I noticed the site made changes to profiles, in adding "weight", as well as add the whole "selfie verified" system. I was at a point where I made sure to filter ONLY on Selfie Verified photos.

But today, I came across the following profile (I have NOT reported it yet, whereas, I wanted the forum to see this crap for themselves. After a day or so, I'll report it.

Profile: Jasmine - 22 - Asian. Boston [URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/2b59f016-790f-45b5-b59e-a3cf079f3de1[/URL].

Researched the images:

Alexandrajolly - (from Australia) [URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/DB5v2rUpa64/[/URL].

[URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/CjxDk_npN8y/?locale=es_us&hl=af[/URL]


As you may noticed, these scammers are going into in-depth lengths now with FACE SWAPPING!! Backgrounds are same locations, clothes all the same. They just swapped out the face. Without image search, I would have never known.

They are using AI to Face Swap. Additionally, somehow, they got passed the Selfie Verification system. Not sure how they did that. However, I have a feeling of how they did it, but can't confirm.

So, beware people. Start paying close attention. Start demanding "live video" confirmation if you get in contact w / them. And of course, as always, lower the prices. It's seriously getting out of hand. Tariffs are here.

This one is an extreme one to be report. Cause it's showing that there Self-Verification system is NOT working.

On another note, what is the lay of the market lately in Boston & Connecticut on Seeking? Not many reports have come though. Is everyone on hiatus?

[QUOTE=DreplyNow;7298782]Been a while since I posted. I canceled my membership, as it the cost was getting way to expensive, especially with not getting any new dates. However, I still do my research on the site to see what's been happening. Funny enough, when I canceled, over the next 2 days, I literally had LEGIT women emailing me, new ones & ones I've talked to in the past emailing. I'm wondering if there's some type of algorithm that gets them to respond. LOL.

And I am getting increasingly chaffed. LOL. I noticed the site made changes to profiles, in adding "weight", as well as add the whole "selfie verified" system. I was at a point where I made sure to filter ONLY on Selfie Verified photos.

But today, I came across the following profile (I have NOT reported it yet, whereas, I wanted the forum to see this crap for themselves. After a day or so, I'll report it.

Profile: Jasmine - 22 - Asian. Boston [URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/2b59f016-790f-45b5-b59e-a3cf079f3de1[/URL].

Researched the images:

Alexandrajolly - (from Australia) [URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/DB5v2rUpa64/[/URL].

[URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/CjxDk_npN8y/?locale=es_us&hl=af[/URL]


As you may noticed, these scammers are going into in-depth lengths now with FACE SWAPPING!! Backgrounds are same locations, clothes all the same. They just swapped out the face. Without image search, I would have never known.

They are using AI to Face Swap. Additionally, somehow, they got passed the Selfie Verification system. Not sure how they did that. However, I have a feeling of how they did it, but can't confirm.

So, beware people. Start paying close attention. Start demanding "live video" confirmation if you get in contact w / them. And of course, as always, lower the prices. It's seriously getting out of hand. Tariffs are here.

This one is an extreme one to be report. Cause it's showing that there Self-Verification system is NOT working.

On another note, what is the lay of the market lately in Boston & Connecticut on Seeking? Not many reports have come though. Is everyone on hiatus?[/QUOTE]I would never take a profile like that as being legit as the photos just screamed out fake. Look at the hair.

[QUOTE=NewEngland;7298586]Your mailbox is filled.[/QUOTE]All good. Try now.

[QUOTE=DreplyNow;7298782]Been a while since I posted. I canceled my membership, as it the cost was getting way to expensive, especially with not getting any new dates. However, I still do my research on the site to see what's been happening. Funny enough, when I canceled, over the next 2 days, I literally had LEGIT women emailing me, new ones & ones I've talked to in the past emailing. I'm wondering if there's some type of algorithm that gets them to respond. LOL.[/QUOTE]I've had the same thing happen, did not renew and over the next 2-3 days receive messages from legit woman. I think Seeking may give a profile boost to canceled memberships in an effort to have you re-up for another month.