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[Nicky Wayne]

How does Skip The Game get away with what they are doing?

[greyghost48]

I think mostly because they are scam ads just getting you to log into other sites and give up cc info.

[Fizley]

Originally Posted by greyghost48

I think mostly because they are scam ads just getting you to log into other sites and give up cc info.

One of my buddies who is a Tofit kind of hobbiest says the same thing about Skip the game. It's a scam.

[biggeorge565]

There are a few real ads on STG. You have to be very careful.

[Medulla]

Originally Posted by Nicky Wayne

How does Skip The Game get away with what they are doing?

STG gets away with what they are doing by not operating in the US.

Originally Posted by greyghost48

I think mostly because they are scam ads just getting you to log into other sites and give up cc info.

Don’t be so daft. If you’re not reporting these scam ads to STG, then you’re part of the problem. STG can’t watch over everything, so bringing these cons to their attention helps. If a punter believes an ad is rather dodgy, then they can scroll to the bottom of the ad and click “Report this Ad”. However, if a punter is gullible and ignores all the warnings provided by STG, then it’s all on them if they get scammed, phished...

[FireKitten]

And it still seems to be where a large majority of the busts originate.

[NoOneUKnow]

Originally Posted by Medulla

STG gets away with what they are doing by not operating in the US.

Don’t be so daft. If you’re not reporting these scam ads to STG, then you’re part of the problem. STG can’t watch over everything, so bringing these cons to their attention helps. If a punter believes an ad is rather dodgy, then they can scroll to the bottom of the ad and click “Report this Ad”. However, if a punter is gullible and ignores all the warnings provided by STG, then it’s all on them if they get scammed, phished...

Report them all you want, STG doesn't care and won't do a thing about them. Figured this out after reporting one daily for two weeks and STG never did a damn thing. The ads are still running today.

[sexykarma]

I used to visit STG but it's too tough to sort out the real posters from the scams. So after while as more and more people quit going there because of this won't the website just naturally die out as the more credible sites just gain strength and thrive?

[NoOneUKnow]

Originally Posted by sexykarma

I used to visit STG but it's too tough to sort out the real posters from the scams. So after while as more and more people quit going there because of this won't the website just naturally die out as the more credible sites just gain strength and thrive?

The first test, if the ad doesn't list a specific city or town for the Location, then nope. That means all those ads with "Text me", "Call me", "Downtown" or "East side" in the Location spot get passed over. Second test: Title. If the title says something flagrant like "I want to suck you dry" or my favorite "No money needed", it's a pass. Another red flag, BJ: $20 FS $40. I can't believe guys fall for this crap, but obviously they do.

On the plus side, if the phone number is a local area code, the ad gets a better look over.