This has happened to me on Match. It's a scam.

NO, these are scams. I'm on a dating website where I have received similar responses from men saying they are replying 'for a friend' who's seen my profile, blah, blah, blah, and if you would give him a chance, things might happen kind of thing. Steer clear of these.

I have a friend who lives in his mom's basement, but he's a really nice guy... LOL

I have never had this experience. My advice? Avoid.

My thoughts are... if the individual in question can't write it themselves - then you should run away from it/them/he/she - without any response.

Period.

If a Man cannot compose a suitable bio,what does that say about him being a good partner in a relationship?

Yes,very creepy,wonder what the real motive is??

Agreed. Sounds creepy. Unless they're a professional matchmaker, there's something very wrong with this.

You're smart to listen to the impulse to bail out of a suspicious situation. These situations are sometimes harmless, but always at least a nuisance.

That is wierd. I think you did right in not trusting any of them.

Yes,imagine a decision needs to be made,and he's all over the place "Should I,or shouldn't I"? The old saying "Fish,or cut bait",comes to mind.

That seems a bit odd.... I liked your response to the guy that was trying to set you up with his boss.

Online this really does sound creepy. IRL I have had the same (last one a few months ago) but have not (and most likely will never) call the number.

This happened to me a couple of times ... in the 8th grade! But it was me who sent the note to a boy that my best friend had a crush on.

Now it would just be creepy.

If a person does not have the intestinal fortitude to write on their own behalf then having someone else do this is a direct way of telling you this. If someone else writes to tell you of one of their friends then they have the process wromg. They should be telling their friend to wrtie you directly.

That's just weird. I agree with you. My first thought would be, "Is this an attempt to scam?" I'd definitely be suspicious of anybody who would try to connect via a third party, and the third party would be suspect for agreeing to become involved in such a situation.

The first thing I think about is the movie Roxanne

I agree with you. Their friend could tell them about me and if interested, they should reach out. But to tell me and have me do so? No.

OH by the way, I'm posting this on behalf of a friend that I showed your post to. He says it's because you are so attractive and outdoorsy is the reason you get all those match ups requests, do you want his pic or number?

If someone has been trying to pitch me to someone else, it has obviously failed.

First time hearing this one, RUN

don't know about the guy in Victoria but I spent 3+ yrs in Europe; & lived 20yrs in Victoria. And can honestly say that Victoria is one of the neatest cities of that size in the world.
Might be worth meeting the guy in Victoria just to check it out.

Roxane is Cyrano de Bergerac trying to woo you on behalf of his friend? ​​

i have not experienced this in the miles standish tradition, no. if i am written to by a go-between it is usually to beg me to unblock someone. i usually end up blocking the go-between.

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