Dating site dilemma

[MrTornado]

So, met this chick on a dating site we had over an hour of converation in IM form, the last half was her asking if I can support her website some cam2cam thing for her female friend. It seemed ridiculous, was this a scam? Was she even interested in me to begin with, I asked her that question, and she said yes, but why would someone ask a person they dont know to help them out like that?

 

[MrTornado]

Well she did give me her number called it and was some dude's message machine, said it was her father's so I dunno, prolly not real.

 

[Remus]

yup scam

 

[weak]

So, met this chick on a dating site we had over an hour of converation in IM form, the last half was her asking if I can support her website some cam2cam thing for her female friend. It seemed ridiculous, was this a scam? Was she even interested in me to begin with, I asked her that question, and she said yes, but why would someone ask a person they dont know to help them out like that?

Scam without a doubt.

I work in affiliate marketing and a lot of my business comes from online dating sites, so I'm familiar with a lot of these tricks.

Was this an adult dating site? or a mainstream one like Match.com?

Dating sites that promise one night stands and casual sex with their members are often loaded with bots and prostitutes, or in your case - people trying to push their product on you. This also happens on dating sites that don't cost anything, like plentyoffish.com

It's likely the person you were talking to wasn't even a woman =/

Your best bet for meeting real women would be Match, True or Yahoo Personals.