If you are suspicious in any way, report them.
Do NOT engage :-)

Tell is that all there is on here is scammers, I met at least 10 men all scammers. How do you find a real person a Man I mean.

I found that by putting up a profile pic, where I look like a serial killer,
the scammer mail slowed down considerably.

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I love it thank you for that made me feel so much better hugssssssssss to ya for that comment.

The rose in my profile had three thorns before one memorable experience. Now there are two thorns left, but those served me well. So far! LOL

lol I suppose

Just hang out on the forums, and you will meet good people.
Maybe even some 'real' men.
There have actually been a few threads about them.
And welcome, dreamer.

Well thank you for the welcome, I will try this is my first so it begins lol.I will be watching for the real men then

This is the best advice on dating online I got so far:
"Hello, welcome to mingle. Good luck and my advice to u is question question question. Alot of people will claim to be something they are not. I know. Loo. Are good people too. I found if they have a pic or actually more than one and an honest description u are more apt to find an honest man. Keep your guard up, dont believe in words, believe in actions, and honest answers and u will be fine. Enjoy and have fun..."

Welcome to Mingle! Good luck!

I want to thank you for your honest Advice I will do my best now for sure, after all of the other scammers lol you have a great night ok hugssssssss.

Here is BIG HUG for you. You go girl.

The fakes tend to be the smoothest of the people and the the true people always have a hard time finding the right words

What were these guys trying to scam from you?

scam
(skăm) Informal n.
A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle.
tr.v. scammed, scam·ming, scams
To defraud; swindle.

If they were trying to scam you, perhaps they should be reported.

You are going to get a lot of scammers on any dating site. Because this one is so easy to sign up for it is a common place for the vultures to circle. Give them no personal information. And ask hard questions. Spelling and grammar though not a defiant tip-off, certainly a clue. Remember, patience is a virtue. Good luck!

I also had a encounter with one couple of weeks ago. So you just need to be a little more careful. If they are pushing for your email address or want to chat on Yahoo Messenger, so soon. And they are in the rush to deactivate their account. All the best to you.

I have run through some as well, and reported them
be careful with whats out there, these sites are a breeding ground,

but there are good people

Just completing a contract with SPM, where I have found the smooth-talkimg scammers, and after corresponding for a couple of weeks (long-distance), I am asked for money.

My guess is that they list their criteria to scout for people my age, but I do not date those my age and am actually looking for a relationship, rather than just a date. I don't believe that one has to join a site to merely obtain a date.

There are, however, honest people on those sites assisting with the search for relationships, but those I've written to are generally away from my preferred area. But, I an still optimistic.

I am new at Mingle as of today, September 18, 2015 and reside in Nanaimo, BC.

Don't give any personal information, like address or personal email. Try to see each other on cam. If all go right, meet him in a public place, like Tim's Hortons..........one more tip........Arrive and leave the meeting place alone, don't let him drive you to your place.