Can't ever find online girls on facebook?

[red324]

I matched with a girl I swear I saw on the pof app from few years ago. Same outfit and everything. How do these fake profiles work anyways? People just steal old profiles that don't ever get deleted? Why can't you find them on social media?

[Bondage_Bruce]

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[Oliverlogan263]

Yeah man, online dating can be sketchy sometimes. I've heard of people making fake accounts before to try and scam others or just waste their time. As for not finding them on social media, there's a few possibilities:

- The photos could be really old and stolen from somewhere else, like a modeling site. So the real person likely deleted their profiles by now.

- It's possible they use fake names too, so even if the pics were real, you wouldn't know the real identity to search.

- Some people specifically make dating profiles separate from their normal social media so friends/family don't see.

- Could also be the profile is just for chatting/attention but they were never actually looking to meet up.

Bottom line, I wouldn't put too much stock in a profile if you can't verify who they are elsewhere. Probably best to move on before wasting your time. Catfishing is real, unfortunately. As long as you're careful what info you give out, try to meetup ASAP if there seems to be interest so you can see if they're legit! Otherwise don't get invested in online strangers.

[red324]

Then you get the girls on Facebook that friend request you and tye first tying they ask is where do you live? It says where on my fb page

[Oliverlogan263]

Yeah man, those types of girls on Facebook always sketch me out too. Super suspicious when the first thing they wanna know is your location before even having a real conversation. Some are probably scammers trying to get personal info for identity theft or something.

My advice would be not to accept random friend requests from people you don't actually know, especially if they don't have many mutual friends. And even if you do connect, be really vague about private details like where you live until you're sure they're legit. Some chicks are sneaky like that on social media.

Also pay attention to their profiles - if they don't have many posts, friends, or seem to be all about being "models" or whatever, that's a red flag. You never know what their real intentions are.

I'd say a good rule is don't give out private info or meet up with anyone online until you've video chatted a few times at least. Protect yourself out there man - not worth the risk otherwise! Be careful who you share personal stuff with on Facebook.