Why they claim they cleaned out my profile. From 'Community Standards'
Seeking strictly prohibits any form of compensated companionship, including references to or arrangements involving companionship, dating, or intimacy in exchange for money, gifts, financial support, mentorship, or other valuable benefits. This includes, but is not limited to:
References to "sugar dating," including terms like "sugar daddies," "sugar mamas," or "sugar babies. ".
Mentions of "PPM," "allowance," or specific monetary amounts in relation to companionship or relationships.
Offers or requests for paid dates, financial arrangements, or transactional intimacy.
There is no distinction between this in a profile or this in a message.
I have a pretty 'clean' profile and attitude, but it is VERY easy to get caught up in this stuff, and then you could lose your profile, which is damn hard to resurrect.
Which is damn hard to resurrect
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;7415782]which is damn hard to resurrect.[/QUOTE]Yep, always a good idea to have two accounts, so the standby (blank profile) can take over when the 1st gets blasted.
It's also helpful to help determine if profiles that disappeared blocked you or their account is actually gone.
If you know how to use VMWare or any other Virtual Machine software (it's not that hard), you can run a separate VM for each profile.