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ALL the girls writing to you are all either JustWantSex own employees or hired help who are paid to write anything the company want them to write to keep you buying text credits, and as soon as you suggest going outside this paid forum, they immediately say they don't know you well enough for you to contact them privately, yes total nonsense, when in fact they are contacting you through the site saying that they are in your area, and would I like to come and give her wet. Unt a good seeing to, DO NOT PART WITH ANY MONEY FOR TEXT CREDITS. BE WARNED.

These are scammers no doubt. You will find the pictures on multiple sites but if you chat supposedly to the same person on a different site they dont know you even with identical profiles set up. I spoke to one woman fr 2 months on justwantsex.co.uk and then without warning it stopped. I found her again on casualsexcontacts.co.uk. She didnt know me at all and although I told her about our 2 month chat she pretended someone else used her phone! Another girl seemed to denies all knowledge of justwantsex.co.uk even though we chatted for a while on both. One woman I chatted to saying she lived in Exeter but was on hornylines which is the sex text on the menu. She was called a different name, age and place on that one with the same pictures!
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I mean, a site called Just Want Sex should be as obvious as it should be. The pics show girls in let's just say 'risque' poses and you get a random message of some filth as an ice-breaker, yet these women act all coy and like they want to find out every minutia about you before they would consider emailing outside of the platform. I mean, do they really want to pay £10 to send 7 messages? I reckon folks are hired to con folks into messaging. The messages you receive really aren't saying anything. Would someone REALLY think a message saying "Hi, you there?" is an effective use of their money? Any attempt I'd make to say "Hey, let's continue this chat offline -here's my email." is met with "I don't know enough about you yet, so let's stay on the platform for now" or words like that. Bizzare, when their first message to you was something like "You don't live far from me, I need some c**k NOW!" - Um... but you want to enter into a gazillion one-line messages? --Avoid!