i will comment again, saying it doesn't matter what site u r on, there r scammers and fakes everywhere u go, the best way to deal with it here is report it to a mod instead of the constant bitching about it, we work as hard as we can to weed them out but if u do not report them, then there is nothing that we can do, so instead of bitching bout it, be proactive and report them to us, ty

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It might work for awhile but I don't think it would be long. As soon as they found themselves blocked they would start looking for the cause and it wouldn't take them long to learn to flush their cookies before every new identity. There is also the fact many of these scammers work out of internet cafes, meaning they are on a different computer every time. Like I said good idea but I don't think it would work very long.

You can also write directly to me, if you experience these scammers. Our friendly moderator can also help.

The scammers typically follows:

1. They choose an image/avatar that is a typical porn picture - and not an ordinary girl.

2. They ask you to contact "her" by email, and not use the pm system here on Slavefarm.

3. "She" would like to exchange msn, yahoo messenger or similar.

4. "She" asks for money.

We do not want these scammer on SlaveFarm. They will be blocked, when we notice them. Unfortunately, they also become smarter over time, and therefore we also encourage people/our users to use their common sense

We have among other things, a video chat where you can chat with each other. So you do not have to move out of SF.

If you doubt a profile/scammer, you can always contact me or a mod.

Webmistress

Hi, What has happened to me is that they want to show photos of themselves, so they ask me to write to them at their email address, which makes sense because most girls don't pose nude photos on this site. But, when I write to them, sure enough, they ask for money (travel expenses, visa fees, etc). There is a general pattern. the women are younger, don't have any photo or even an avatar on S.F., and they make the first contact. I guess I am surprised that out of 5 women that contacted me in just the few week I've been a member here, 4 of them are fakes and yes, scammers, since they do ask for money.

It can be done to weed out the notorious scammers whom come back and back again to make new accounts. Even using rotator IP Number makers will not help. I propose following to the programmers of this site: Create a so called killer cookie. Works like given example.
The scammer opens an account here, gets busted as been a spammer, but the programmer of this site places a hidden killer cookie in the spammers account. As soon as the spammer logs online, the killer cookie is placed on the spammer’s computer. Since cookies are needed in order to log on here, to disable the cookies will not work, so this technology is a must. Once the spammer logs of, and tried to log back, the killer cookie is recognized by the server’s databank and delete the spammers account. If he tried to open up another account, that killer cookie is still on his computer and will be recognized from the server. So a creation of a new account will become impossible as it gets killed in the second he hits enter to submit the profile. He can then try a million different IP numbers to log back, will not work, ever!

as part of the moderator team, i agree with Allan and Issib, when u come across one, u need to report it to one of us, it's the only way we can get them out, we block them, they make new profile and they will soon be tired of trying to do anything here and move on, every site like this has them, but we bust our arses here to keep them out, so if u come across one, report them

We all know there are scammer
and they are all over site like that
when you kick them out they make new profile
soo just ignore them ore report them
we kick them as soon we know them
Allan
Moderator >)

Speaking for the moderator team, we do actively look for them (we call them scammers not fakes), however they are getting smarter and not necessarily engaging the mods. As Oorogoth mentioned, if we do block them, they frequently create another account, but if we block them often enough the move on to other sites.

If you come across one, drop a note to one of the moderators, and we'll pass it on to the site owners and supermods who have the ability to block accounts.

Personally, I was surprised when I came here at how few there is. Fortunately, it doesn't usually take too long for them to show what they are up to. At that point, it's easy enough to forget they exist. A minor annoyance at worst and a waste of time, is all. But, that's just me.