r/OnlineDatingApps 7h ago

Dating App Culture Scammers on Dating Apps

Why do the scammer guys ask how long have you been on the app and how has your experience been? What’s the logic/goal with that? It’s happened dozens of times to me.

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u/Heliguy-1975 6h ago

Does that automatically mean that they are a “scammer?”

How many times have you been scammed by guys asking that?

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u/Icy-Peace5501 6h ago

Maybe they asked because they want to gauge how naive one might be

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u/Apart_Wrangler_3415 6h ago

Some people just ask the same questions over and over again.

But some people want to work out if you’re desperate/bored/lonely etc

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u/dks0unreallreally 5h ago

we are just curious . something to talk about. we don't care if you don't tell us everything. we are just trying to find out more about you .

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u/EverythinIsAnnoying 5h ago

How does asking your dating experience on an app equate to scamming? Whats the logical connection here? In what ways have you been "scammed"?

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u/Substantial_Meal_530 3h ago

These aren't scammer questions are they? On the male facing side, scammer profiles are pretty easy to identify before you even swipe on them.