CougarLife.com is a scam :(

[Scruples]

Originally Posted by dhl2121

Have you been scammed by one of these dating websites with fake profiles?? Contact me, I'm putting together a project you will want to be a part of. Help clean up the industry and have your voice heard. Datingprofilesproject@gmail.com

Funny

This seems like a scam

[Sparrow]

Originally Posted by Space Indaver

We don't have cougars in this country, we just call horny old women a chore.

you are a mighty dear. lol!


I used to be super into the young girl/older dude thing, but as I'm getting older and more fucking awesome in my own right I'm beginning to Mrs. Robinson out. 27. puma? also, Moo00op, I'm lookin' at you.

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by dhl2121

Sites like AshleyMadison and CougarLife --- Email me--doing a project to help clean up the industry. Have your voice heard, tell your story. EMAIL Datingprofilesproject@gmail.com

Seems legit

[sex_n_diamonds]

Next time you have some money to burn, pay the fee to attend a swinger party in your town. You'll meet cougars by the dozen.

Speaking from experience, bring a stick to fight those bitches off.

[reporter1212]

Contact me for big story on this-and how you can make sure others don't get ripped off and scammed. Share your story and make a difference datingprofilesproject@gmail.com

[invader]

If you are looking to meet women for casual sex, Plenty of fish is pretty much the way to go. From my experience everyone on there is pretty much DTF, they just don't put it out there on their profiles. You just have to be aggressive... that's meant to sound less rape-y than it does.

[crazyphire]

Hey,

I fell for that BS too. And like the original poster, I only then decided to look at reviews. I've so far contacted mastercard/visa/paypal and the BBB. I don't think the CC companies care.. I KNOW paypal does not. Their fraud team is a joke. I contacted BBC, CNN, CTV, CBC, complaintsboard.com, ripsofreports.com, and ET because they advertised the scam on their show.

I even found they have users on complaintsboard.com trying to discredit the real scam alerts and advertising other cougar sites. I contacted the admin and had the user's comments removed. They even have a web-site called cougarlifescam.com in case you google cougar life scam you get THEIR website and AGAIN trying to DISCREDIT REAL SCAM ALERTS.

I contacted buddy about his little project. Not sure what we can do about this. They seem to be a big company and obviously credit companies/paypal don't care unless it involves their service being hacked or scammed.

I'll wait and see what the BBB says.. this website is a nightmare.

Sorry for posting on an old thread but this is just BS and people need to know the truth. Probably in 5 years or 10 years time it will come to light.. people will be like OMG it was all a lie. oh no

[campy]

Crazyphire, I salute your efforts!!

[crazyphire]

Here's the latest reply from the beast itself:

Dear crazyphire,

We are sorry to hear that you have been in contact with a member who was abusing our site. Though we moderate our users, we cannot verify the authenticity of all our members. We at Cougar Life don't create fake accounts. We suggest that you remain on the site while getting to know someone on Cougar Life as we cannot moderate communications that happen off our site.

We appreciate your help in identifying members who may be abusing our site. If you come across a profile that is suspicious, please report it by clicking the [Report Suspicious Profile] on the lower right hand side of members' profiles. For your inconvenience we have added 40 credits back to your account.

All the best,
Customer Support

[campy]

Are you satisfied with this??