If you have tried dating on craigslist then you might be trying to figure out about these messages from Tina N, tinaxx@thefriendlyemail.com, with links to www.meet-safer.com? Does seem suspicious when she says, “kk, if u wanna meet up u gotta verify your safe to meet”? You’re totally right to wonder if Tina N is trying Read More
If you have been playing on craigslist then you might be wondering about these messages from Christy M, christyforyou@hotmail.com, with links to SafeSecureDate.com? Doesn’t it seem a little strange when she says, “I signed up and became verified last week, it was quick and easy. Its totally free (otherwise I wouldnt have sign up myself) Read More
Are you looking for some information about these emails from Jen Sanchez, jen@safecraigdates.com, with links to www.safecraigdates.com? Doesn't it seem fishy that she says, "I ask that you go there and complete the verification to show you're real and safe, like I already have"? You were right to think there was something that Jen Sanchez Read More
Jessica S, jessicax@theemailsite.com, sends links to www.meet-safer.com to "keep me out of trouble". The sick twist here is that the verification page is some scam that a spammer wants you to be tricked by. There is a page wanting your email address and your name, when you click on that it takes you to join.websecuritylink.com. Read More
Ashley Garcia, ashleygg84@safesending.com, sends links to thesecuresurfing.com to verify that you aren't a murderer or any sex offender. The irony is that the verification thing is itself just a scam that some spammer wants you to fall for. In this case, and many others, there is a form wanting your email address and your name. Read More