Got numbers but no replys
[QUOTE=NovaNova;7032154]I've noticed a lot of the really good on site communication and then ghosting once phone number exchanged. Maybe some new scam for guys that actually give a real number. Anyone else experience an uptick in this?[/QUOTE]I've had good site communication with at least 5 girls over the past month. Got the phone number, texted, then never heard back. Not sure what is going on. But all 5 haven't been active in weeks since initial communication.
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/bef29ac5-03af-4505-8dd2-c70383f72a36[/URL]
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/47482db5-1c33-415e-b022-71c166111db8[/URL]
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/cb8cc92e-6f84-44bc-8773-f08296d285d9[/URL]
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/613640c9-75c7-4a90-8f25-d08bb9e06ae9[/URL]
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/926c56cd-187e-467e-ab33-5a465bb93694[/URL]
A few things come to mind.
Are you using an App Number (eg. TextFree, TextMe)? I think some phones or texting apps identify app numbers as such and many women associate these with flakes and scams. I use an app number and sometimes I think getting a "real" burner phone may result in better responses.
It could be number harvesting, or scammers / blackmailers who, when they see no google results for your number, simply move on.
[QUOTE=NovaNova;7032154]I've noticed a lot of the really good on site communication and then ghosting once phone number exchanged. Maybe some new scam for guys that actually give a real number. Anyone else experience an uptick in this?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=ChadwickX;7033925]I've had good site communication with at least 5 girls over the past month. Got the phone number, texted, then never heard back. Not sure what is going on. But all 5 haven't been active in weeks since initial communication.[/QUOTE]
PSA for Inbox full situation
[QUOTE=ShortMan22;7035192]Dude clean out your inbox.[/QUOTE]USAG allows 200 message inbox + sent combined. This is a common problem we will run into. Here's how to delete some quickly:
Click Notifications and hit Inbox. Your messages will display and you scroll towards the bottom. A message says "Inbox contains XX messages. You have XX messages stored, of a total 200 allowed. " This means once you have a total of 200 in / sent messages you can't send or receive more messages. To delete some old messages, look right above and see the "Date Filter". I set the range from 2014 to Jan 1 2024. Then hit "Apply filter". This will show those old messages. Then click the 1 checkbox near the upper right and you'll see every message auto-selected. Scroll down and click on the tab "Selected Messages" and hit the action "Delete" then click "Proceed". Done.
If this is a recurring problem, you can download to CSV and then delete everything. Go to the last page of your inbox / sent (this is required to skip a bug). Click on the upper right button to select all. You will see in 'Selected Messages' all of the messages are selected (multiple pages), so you then export it to. Csv or whatever. CSV can then import into whichever spreadsheet program you use Libre, Excel, etc.
While I am here, here is an iphone / data security guide for those who take pictures and videos:
[URL]http://www.usasexguide.nl/forum/showthread.php?31932-Asian-Providers&p=6978391#post6978391[/URL]
This saved me 2 weeks ago when I took a jgirl on a date and the first thing she did when I turned on my GPS was browse through my phone and see if I was a pervert. I was declared innocent (I am guilty). She even checked my Youtube history before she started her music playlist for the drive.
Account suspension notice
Tried accessing the site this morning and got this pleasant message.
"We have detected some unusual activity on this account, resulting in suspension. During this time you will not be able to contact other users or pay for any services.
Please note that account suspensions are issued for either of the following reasons:
A violation of our Terms of Use.
Actions that trigger our automated security system.
We take such initiatives in order to identify / prevent violations and, ultimately, protect our member community. For more information, feel free to read our FAQs".
I've had my account shut down before, a few yrs ago, but I don't remember the verbiage they used at that time. Is a "suspension" a temporary thing while they look into whatever it is that triggered the system? Or am I proper fucked and this is essentially them telling me my account has been shut down? That whole "during this time you won't be blah blah" part of the message is confusing me. Idk if I should be expecting a follow up email from them in a day or two saying, after looking further into the situation, your account has been reinstated and / or closed permanently, or if this is just their way of saying you're blocked, go fuck yourself. ?