Men: Fake Online Profiles - What To Look For

Fake profiles online are a massive business and us older, divorced men need to know what to look for to avoid spending your hard-earned money on scam websites.

This will be short and to-the-point, but may save you hundreds of dollars a month. I know when I first go online and signing up for the dating sites, I would come across these very attractive women and of course being a horny man, I wanted to know more.

How To Spot A Fake Online Profile 

Tip #1: Anytime you see a really good, high-quality picture of an attractive woman, unless you dig deeper there is a good chance it is a fake profile. Most real profiles have lower quality photos that are taken with a smartphone and are in a real setting like a lake, park, home, etc. Once you spot these, you'll become a pro at it.

Tip #2: There will only be one photo and that's it. Typically a younger woman in a bathing suit with a flawless body. Most of the ones I've come across are in a swimsuit, or a sexy outfit (often times lingerie).

Tip #3 Many of these beautiful pictures will have a number or email address across them. 100% of those are fake and a total scam. If you want to take the time, you can report them to that website or just move on to the next real profile.

Tip #4 A dead giveaway is no profile bio, or something very generic. Or a blatant invite for a sexual encounter. Use common sense for a minute. No real woman would put her cell number on her picture for any creep to call. 

Tip #5 Understand there is something happening online referred to as catfish. This is where someone makes a fake profile and pretends to be someone else. I've always pictured some fag boy, messaging men, getting them all hot and bothered, then jacking off. It's sick I know, but it's happening all the time, and you must be aware!

Do Not Pay For Online Identity

I found out the hard way when a really attractive girl (could have been a catfish) messaged me, then wanted my email address (WTF!). I gave her an old gmail address that did not link to my real name or identity to see what this was all about.

I got the email and the girl would say she wants to meet me here locally, but that I first need to go to a website, enter my information (and credit card) but they won't charge my credit card. Are you fucking kidding me girl? I did some research and they take your card, charge it to a bunch of porn and adult websites and the girls get an affiliate commission off of it.

So if any girl requests your email near the beginning of your conversion, delete her ASAP.

In Summary

Some of the biggest online dating sites have over 50% fake profiles. And these are the big sites out there, no names mentioned.

Comment Below With Your Experience To Help Other Over 50 Divorced Men

Until Next Time,

Marco