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RADAR... The word RADAR is an acronym for Radio Detecting and Ranging, an electronic system developed by the British that was first used in World War II. In layman's terms it's an object detection system that uses high frequency (microwave) radio signals to determine range, altitude, direction or speed of objects. In the case of WWII, it was to detect German aircraft taking off from French soil for bombing raids on Great Britain. Maybe you have seen RADAR in movies, on boats or at airports. They transmit pulses of radio signals usually from a curved antenna that is very directional and 'listen' to the echoes when the original signal bounces off an object and reflects back to the antenna. It's very effective and many forms of RADAR exist today. They say bats have their own form of radar. With poor vision, they emit high pitched squeals and listen to the sounds bouncing back to them. It helps them navigate through dark caves and to also find their prey. I have RADAR... hard to believe... isn't it? My RADAR is visual and extremely accurate. It's taken many years to develop... Many years. Yes. I have the ability to look at a photo on Asia Friend Finder and determine if it's a real member or if it's bogus. So far, I'm 98% accurate. RADAR... don't leave home without it! |
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Yes, he does but some of the savvy scammers know how to remove comments from their photos. There is a quarantine page on another dating site where all the fraudulent profiles are displayed. SF's HALL OF SHAME is great... it's the closes thing to being there!
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Polaris, tell me who you suspect and I will research it.
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Polaris, I replied to your comment with a few paragraphs of information and now that post is gone. Someone intervened.
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Polaris, was blocked in China a few years ago and people switched to other message systems. There was a time when QQ was only for Chinese. For personal reasons, I refused to install it on any of my computers. Let's see if this comment passes the word filter.
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johnjohn... thanks. In the past week, I've reported more than 15 profiles with bogus information and nearly all have been closed by the staff here. There are many elusive ones I cannot report (for lack of absolute proof) that are active. It's the best I can do for now. Unfortunately, it takes a lot of time to research and document each one... other than satisfaction, I get nothing in return.
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Polaris, I forgot to mention. I only look at womens profiles. We believe that scammers sometimes run in teams and It's been said many men run womens profiles but I cannot say with any certainty that women run mens profiles. Post a profile name here of someone you suspect and I'll see what I can do. After management deletes a profile I have noticed they often return using the same photo and location.
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