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[QUOTE=AmgPhilly63;7463513]They are scumbags. Same company behind cuddlecomfort which is the biggest conflict of interest ever. 90% of the profiles on there are fake. I suggest you hit them with fraud chargebacks, that's what I did. Fuck them.[/QUOTE][BLUE]It's all about CC processing. Banks prohibit sites that talk about prostitution from having merchant accounts. Since Fosta/Sesta passed its worse. Seeking/Cuddle Comfort do that so they can keep processing payments. They know exactly what is going on on their sites as do their banks but because they pull a Louis Renault (obscure film reference) whenever they catch somebody "Prostitution on our dating site, we are SHOCKED I tell you, SHOCKED."
It's as simple as that.
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[QUOTE=AmgPhilly63;7463513]They are scumbags. Same company behind cuddlecomfort which is the biggest conflict of interest ever. 90% of the profiles on there are fake. I suggest you hit them with fraud chargebacks, that's what I did. Fuck them.[/QUOTE]Uncertain about the accuracy of this. Both seeking and what'syourprice are from the same parent, W8 tech. The information I was able to find from the CC site is:
Registered in England & Wales No. 12081037.
Registered Address:
Cuddle Comfort Ltd, International House, 12 Constance Street, London, E16 2 DQ, United Kingdom.
I was on WYP for a while, I was having an easier time paying for my membership w / prepaid debit card. Their sites use the same payment processor. However, that hasn't generally proved to be the case, and I'd say paying the membership is a crapshoot.
The site itself says to pay using Google pay on the Android version of the phone app.
I just noted the motto that comes up when you log on now.
You know what you want, find it on seeking.
Of course, read literally this is mild, but this is the game they play, to tease what it is without being overt.
And the policing is so random and selective, it is admittedly very very frustrating. However, women seem to like it and know it best, so that is why we go there.
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;7463165]Just got a slap on the wrist on seeking, totally unfair, but whatever.
Just thought everyone should be aware of the very restrictive terms of service. If you don't follow these, you are at risk.
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.
They do also say that they don't police what people do off the site, but I fell victim of sending a screenshot of texts.[/QUOTE]I have adjusted my intro letter. Now there is no mention of anything that could be construed as ppm or any other "arrangement". But I do allude to having fun in a way that no one can misconstrue as anything other than hitting the FC. If they respond I go straight to txt. No problems the last few months I been doing it this way.
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;7463871]Uncertain about the accuracy of this. Both seeking and what'syourprice are from the same parent, W8 tech. The information I was able to find from the CC site is:
Registered in England & Wales No. 12081037.
Registered Address:
Cuddle Comfort Ltd, International House, 12 Constance Street, London, E16 2 DQ, United Kingdom.
I was on WYP for a while, I was having an easier time paying for my membership w / prepaid debit card. Their sites use the same payment processor. However, that hasn't generally proved to be the case, and I'd say paying the membership is a crapshoot.
The site itself says to pay using Google pay on the Android version of the phone app.[/QUOTE]Thats nice. Well I got news for you. It is ABSOLUTELY the same people behind it. I created an account on there and within 10 minutes my cc account was banned. I immediately filed fraud chargebacks with my card and stuck it to them.
Did you get banned?
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;7463165]Just got a slap on the wrist on seeking, totally unfair, but whatever.
Just thought everyone should be aware of the very restrictive terms of service. If you don't follow these, you are at risk.
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.
They do also say that they don't police what people do off the site, but I fell victim of sending a screenshot of texts.[/QUOTE]
Yes, they have double standards in banning people. It is at their own discretion.
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;7463894]I just noted the motto that comes up when you log on now.
You know what you want, find it on seeking.
Of course, read literally this is mild, but this is the game they play, to tease what it is without being overt.
And the policing is so random and selective, it is admittedly very very frustrating. However, women seem to like it and know it best, so that is why we go there.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=UnknownSD;7467695]Did you get banned?[/QUOTE]I did not, but I am sure my account has a demerit against it, and if there were to be another accident (truly, I am no whoremonger and I really try to be careful), I'm sure that profile would be history.