Summary

The author recounts their experiences with fake profiles, scammers, and threats while navigating online dating platforms like Tinder and OKCupid, emphasizing the need for caution and the prevalence of catfishing.

Abstract

In the latest installment of a series on online dating, the author discusses the challenges of encountering fake Twitter accounts and scammers on platforms like Tinder. They share their interactions with these fraudulent profiles, including being threatened with harm and dealing with requests for money. The author also reflects on the loneliness and gullibility that drive people to fall for such scams, known as catfishing. Despite these obstacles, the author remains determined to find genuine connections, advocating for the use of dating app preferences to filter potential matches geographically and emphasizing the importance of vigilance in the digital dating landscape.

Opinions

The author is critical of the ease with which scammers can target individuals seeking romantic connections online.
They express skepticism about the authenticity of supermodel profiles on Twitter, labeling them as "bogus."
The author takes a proactive stance against scammers, engaging with them to expose their tactics.
They believe that dating apps may manipulate user preferences without the user's knowledge.
The author is dismissive of the threats received from a Twitter account, recognizing the impossibility of physical harm through a screen.
There is a clear frustration with the prevalence of catfishing and the vulnerability of people who fall for these scams.
The author maintains a hopeful outlook, determined to cut through the deception to find real relationships.
They encourage readers to be cautious and informed to avoid being scammed while dating online.

DATING

A Fake Twitter Account Just Threatened to Kill Me: Tinder Part 11

Her name was Anita and Amanda with a couple of numbers after it

Go read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, , Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8, Part 9, Part 10, Part 11, Part 12

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I don’t know why I’m learning so much about fake accounts, but Americans needing to date a supermodel picture off the Twitter feed must be easy pickings!

I’ve been putting up with these scammers, asking them if English is their 2nd language and saying all sorts of dumb sh++ to them in the DMs.

I like it most when they answer a question with a question

But I go hard. I follow supermodel photos off Twitter and they’re all bogus.

My polish friend on OKCupid asked me for 50 euros yesterday.

I reported it to OKCupid and deleted my WhatsApp.

There’s no reason to WhatsApp when the Tinder App is just fine.

My first convo on Tinder!

I met a real person today… I think.

She said she did not want to drive three hours to see me.

I’m going to have to learn how to use the preferences and make sure the mileage is closer to home.

I think these apps mess with your preferences when you’re not looking.

One Twitter account was threatening me with the worst English

Something about chicken, my mother (Gawd bless her soul!), and giving birth to pork and then the avatar saying he/she was going to kill me!

I really doubt that.

You can’t reach through a laptop screen.

And then I get to report him or her for that kind of language over the Twitter sphere.

Shame on you!

But I’m sure I’ll stop messing with these losers who are depending on 50 euros in their desolate third world country. Crazy.

Bad habits die hard so I can understand why people do it.

People are gullible!

They’re lonely AF!

And now they’re finally getting the attention and the validation they crave from a s+++head criminal online!

It’s called Catfishing

These two guys did a whole show about it and I’m surprised to be experiencing it now after watching more than one episode of that.

But I guess they just ask you for money and expect you to give it to them because you are long distance gf and bf, now.

But I’m not that traditional.

I’m looking for the real reals

Cutting through this BS like a machete does in the jungle.

I will prevail

I will find someone DTF! Look it up on the Googles if you don’t know what that means.

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Peace in the Middle East, folks!