Three, I think. They blend together. All women with sob stories needing a few hundred dollars. They say, I like your bio, to start a conversation. We chat a bit, and the sob story comes out. Their bio is thin and usually inconsistent, like saying T-shirt XL with a pic of a 13 y/o skinny girl. They didn't post or comment. They won't give an address and won't meet you. I finally put the following at the bottom of my bio, "I don't give to anyone I've met only on the Internet, whatever your emergency."

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With a little practice they are not difficult to spot. My attitude tends to be to assume the guy is a scammer until evidence to the contrary satisfies me that he isn't. In the meantime, don't give out personal info.

None. New members hve to have their posts approved by someone at a higher "level". That pretty much roots out almost all of the spammers, scammers, and haters. They dont' ahve the tiem or patience to go through that.

Not a lot; guess I aint purdy enuf

None

One for sure. Possibly a couple of others. But I'm not here for dating so may be I'm not as big a target.

None yet

None.

On other dating sites, I have been approached by 34 scammers. None got a penny out of me. They are laughably easy to spot:

1. Poor command of the English language. Rarely capitalize the letter "I."'
2. Extremely handsome/beautiful photos. Scammers steal photos from model's websites, and profiles from dating websites.
3. Profess instant love for you. Call you "an Angel who fell from Heaven."
4. Same sob story: wife died in a fiery car crash or ran off with his best friend.
5. Says he's an American who was born in Europe.
6. Claims to be an engineer or missionary working temporarily in North Africa oil fields.
7. Pressures you to quickly switch to instant messaging.
8. Says he lives in a city near you. In my case, Seattle.
9. Keeps up the romantic pressure until SURPRISE! ....He was robbed at the airport/bus/train station and needs you to wire him $5,000 so he can fly home to be in your arms.

Nigerian dating scammers work in large warehouses with phones and computers. Millions of dollars are lost and hearts are broken across the world each year. They target American, British and Canadian singles.

I reported and blocked scammers. They pop up again like daisies with new profiles and pictures.

If someone looks too beautiful or handsome, look them up on Google Image Search. Often they show up on scammer-busting websites.

1 for sure and then a few odd ducks. No harm done.

ZERO

lots of trolls but only on erstwhile scammer so far, couldn't quite get that i wasn't interested in being his very close friend after i tell him everything about myself, everything do you hear? everything! this after i had already iterated what my profile already said, that i'm not looking for a romantic relationship, i have a guy, my guy has me, bla bla bla is all this idiot heard i guess. he backed off when i threatened to report and block him but i have no doubt he is bothering others.

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I’ve reported 5 and 4 were banned. The other was just a case of weirdness. I’ve blocked 1 person myself because he was crude and angry, plus a few who were just looking for a stranger to talk dirty to. #notmylineofwork

None..... it's like they know I want to have fun with them so they don't even try ???

Let’s see, I’ve had a marriage proposal.. intrigued for a millisecond, absolutely not!
Usually it’s the Bible thumpers trying to rescue the damsel in distress... lol

Just one, now.?

No scammers... But a whole bunch of weirdos who think im a bot! Lol and quite a few messages from guys using dumb pick up lines, or requesting a meetup without even reading my profile... Sheesh... These I don't like at all...

I would love to hear from a scammer lmao some people have all the fun. ?

Two, but they were really easy to spot.

None yet.