'Sup

So, there's a company that's supposed to be a dating site, they have pictures of these hot chicks on their homepage and you can send them SMS-messages through their service.

One problem, none of these girls actually exist. And while the guys think these hot chicks are messaging them back, it's just me and my co-workers on our computers.

The main company runs this biz in many countries, but i don't think USA is one of them. In their website it says: "A conversation partner can be a moderator, located in the system under another identity, without being visible to the members of the platform", but obviously some people never read it lol.

So, go ahead and ask stuff.

What's it like being a scammer?

what's it like pretending to be a woman online. for monies.

whats your girly name?

Well, i guess it's technically legal. And since i'm going to hell for this, i guess i can do other evil stuff now.

Just another day at the office.

I don't have my own "character", we all operate all of the conversations. The software has a space for notes so we don't screw up.

pics of girls? name of site?

how much do you get paid?

So how do I contact you?

so how do you make your messages sound feminine?

What do you earn, wich country?

extra vowels, more emoticons, multi quotes previous posts a lot

So if I go to this site I am gauranteed hot chicks will talk to me?

+1

I'd rather not out that, just to avoid general trainwrecking. I don't want 2p2ers sending messages to my coworkers about this thread. And while i'm not giving out anything too personal, i don't think they would like that.

The pics are pretty standard, some are hot, some are not, but obviously the former get more messages. Sometimes people send messages to the less hot ones, propably thinking they're more easy. Funny.

Depends, i get paid per every answer i get to my message. It's not that much but i did some telemarketing for about a week earlier and this def pays better. And i can do stuff on my computer at the same time.

Yes. [x] no women online