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Sign me up for Asiandating.com??

Woke up to an inbox full of notifications from interested parties. I had a look and as far as I can see it’s a Cupid Media site that doesn’t require address validation to put a profile together so I guess it’s a ‘joke’ rather than a scam. I’ve not clicked on any of the emails received (just in case) and have sent a GDPR email to the Cupid Media privacy team address listed on the site (please send me any data you hold associated with this email address as I’m entitled to under GDPR regs) to double check and asked for the account to be deleted.

Anything else I can/should do?

Is there a version of a scam that I’m missing?


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:43 pm
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I'm saying you, when you were drunk


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:46 pm
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Unless you and your "friends" are 16, that's pretty odd sort of practical joke to play on someone! Have they managed to use actual photos of you/from Facebook etc?


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:48 pm
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Chipps?


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:49 pm
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At least it wasn't that 'Prison Brides' site.


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:51 pm
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Count yourself lucky you got responses. Hurts more when you don't.


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:53 pm
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"Stab a sorry heart with your favourite finger"


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 1:55 pm
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Anything else I can/should do?

Get a haircut and book a table for two?


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 2:00 pm
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Unless you and your “friends” are 16, that’s pretty odd sort of practical joke to play on someone! Have they managed to use actual photos of you/from Facebook etc?

I’ve not looked… it’s almost a philosophical question ‘how would I find a fake version of me on a dating site?’. As I said, not clicking anything from in an email in case that leads to a proper scam.

Perchy… of course I asked Chipps


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 3:16 pm
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As I said, not clicking anything from in an email in case that leads to a proper scam.

Just forward it to Chipps' computer and open it from there. I'm sure I read Cougar recommending some similar course of action recently... 😁


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 4:19 pm
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I didn't do it but now you have told me it is possible....


 
Posted : 15/03/2022 5:38 pm