Cat Fished

Hmmm
where so I Begin
Its so dishonest and Vanpire Like
Energy suckers theirs a ring leader
Harboring innocent
Women using them as back ups
On women who cancel on men
He has a fee fake accounts on Cuddle Cumfort
And pretents to be a women
U write them and the u get a text that says call Raven
She will cuddle u the u talk with raven for 2 weeks and find out shes a Manager then she the manger says she will cuddle you
Then it gets even wierder
Do you all know who this Ring of Bottom feeders are ?
I have some photos
? I need your help whatthey said and did to me is not fair and they will do ot agin and again and again
To some one else
?? V??? Any help On this ?

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  • @BaliLove
    If you have been catfished, scammed, etc., report the account(s).

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  • [Deleted User]MaverickLegend (deleted user)

  • @lonelytauros
    😂

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  • When it first starts feeling weird, abort the mission.

  • edited September 2024

    Since yesterday there’s been about 4 enthusiast accounts in the nyc area that are definitely fake. All 34 or 35 years of age and all attractive. Too good to be true! Lol

  • @supadupa

    If you are concerned that profiles might be fake, please report them.

  • I've known quite a few attractive 34 and 35 year olds. I don't see what's so improbable about that.

  • If you have the time keep talking to them. The more they talk to you the less they can scam others. I will always talk to scammers if I am not busy.

  • OP has been timed out in case anyone hasn't noticed.
    Below is ChatGPT's version of the story :

    The message appears to be a warning or a complaint about a deceptive practice or scam involving a group of people on a platform called "Cuddle Comfort." The writer describes a situation where someone (referred to as a "ring leader") is allegedly creating fake profiles pretending to be women. These fake profiles are used to lure people into contacting someone named "Raven," who is described as a "manager." After engaging with "Raven" for a period, it becomes clear that things are not as they initially seemed._

    The message suggests the writer feels they have been deceived and is worried this deceptive scheme will continue to affect others. The mention of "photos" indicates the person might have some form of evidence to support their claims. They seem to be seeking help or advice on how to deal with the situation or how to expose those involved.

    The key points from the message are:

    Allegations of dishonest behavior involving fake profiles on "Cuddle Comfort."
    A "ring leader" is accused of manipulating women as "back-ups."
    Claims of "Raven" being involved in the scheme as a manager.
    Concern about these deceptive practices affecting others in the future.
    A call for help or advice from others who might be aware of this situation.

  • [Deleted User]WriterGF (deleted user)

    Why would you be calling anyone? Bookings have to be through the site.

  • When people rely on ChatGPT, I always assume they got at least one major detail wrong, if not the whole thing.

  • Did the OP get timed out because of using the name? Or was the OP just someone stirring up something ?

    I have seen and reported some faces I've seen on other social media that are just scamming. These folks were attractive but what tipped me off is that I'd seen the face before urging me to either call or go to one of these other message sites. I mean I've seen roller girl enough times to recognize her anywhere.

  • While we are waiting for the decision on the OP, please lend me your ear. I need your help retaining my throne in Nigeria. Financially this is a challenge but in the end you are giving the people of my country hope. I am a river unto my people. You would be amazed at how far we can stretch just $30. Are you a compassionate person who cares about children? Then help me now with your contribution.

  • It’s a bizarre and illiterate post.
    Moving on….

  • Any help On this ?

    Sure!

    Correct spelling, correct use of punctuation, not arbitrarily capitalizing random letters, proofreading comment before posting to ensure it makes sense. Stuff like that.

  • @TxTom
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  • [Deleted User]DulceLuna (deleted user)

    @TheFunCartel 😂😂👍🏼

  • @TheFunCartel
    Where can I wire the money? Do you need my bank account information, or do you still have it from last time?
    🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @FunCartel_ not my country catching strays...! :/

    However, if your Nigerian account isn't working, I'm happy to DM @JWedtfall, mine. Us Nigerians ought to stick together!

  • edited September 2024

    I actually had a scammer experience a few years ago. On a dating site.
    I knew immediately of course, he used a photo for his profile of a very well known broadcaster. I played along for a few messages because I found it kind of fascinating.
    He originally approached me because of course - being an older American woman the assumption is that we’re all rich lol so I acted like it for a while. I said I was a widow and was left lots and lots of $$$$$ And needed investment advice. Guess I was kind of scamming him along also for a very short time.
    He was actually very articulate, spoke English well and a very interesting conversationalist.
    (Actually compared to the life he was living. I guess I was well -off.)
    Eventually, I called him out on it. I told him I wanted to know exactly who he really was. It was a young guy in his 20s living in Nigeria .
    He had a university engineering degree but no job opportunities. So he resorted to scamming as so many in his country do.
    We talked for several weeks off and on, he told me about his girlfriend, he showed me his apartment in a video and his car. Told me about his mom, his life, his family etc.
    Occasionally would ask me to send him money to pay for his phone bill, but I never could afford it and I never would’ve anyway. I don’t take risks like that, common sense.
    He was also trying to get involved in bitcoin.

    Honestly, I’m very curious about people. Some of you know I love to talk and message back-and-forth sometimes. I just find people interesting, those who have such different lives and backgrounds. It makes me more empathetic.
    But basic stupidity is really annoying to me. I also get a little disgusted with someone who doesn’t make any effort to edit their posts or to spell & use punctuation correctly.
    Not saying I never make a mistake, but seriously it does affect the whole context of what one is trying to say.

  • There may be A LOT of Alcohol involved or maybe I need some to understand this post-

  • Love cats. Love fish. I don't see an issue.

  • Some scammers have really tinted Nigerians' image.
    Probably don't need to say this..we are not all scammers within Nigeria or abroad. Not all scanmers claiming to be a Nigerian prince is in fact Nigerian nor a prince!

  • edited September 2024

    @4cuddles We all know that. Many of those scammers are not even Nigerian, they just use Nigeria. It’s not even about Nigeria—it’s about the money.

    With that being said, are you willing to help? I can assure you the world is a better place with me on the throne.

  • Those scammers are everywhere. One just hit me up today

  • [Deleted User]MaverickLegend (deleted user)

    @Sooson bonus points for the subdivisions song reference

  • @lonelytauros He never came back after that. Left me alone . 🤣🤣🤣

  • Haha @thefuncartel, might have to arm wrestle me for it. I too had plans for the throne!

  • @TheFunCartel I would help you, yet my Chase account is frozen from the last. Nigerian contender for their throne and the advice he gave.

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