When You Start A Conversation, Why Do They Immediately Want To Switch Sites?

[Billlewis]

We've all experienced it -- that person you are interested in or curious about finally responds, but instead of continuing the conversation, they demand that you switch to a different forum or site, most typically WhatsCrap, or its predecessor, KIK. Why do people, or the bots posing as people, do this so much?

[Nikki1989]

It happens on here all the time. Rather than just chit-chat, it is always “do you have Instagram” or “WhatsApp” or some other useless nonsense.

[fonduegirl]

So they can have personal information on you before they start harassing you for photos

[fonduegirl]

I'm lucky to have some friends who know better

[fonduegirl]

You're a friend too Billy

[Billlewis]

Aww... thank you, dear!

[AviatorTom]

They are trying to get you to a site where they can make money, or steal your identity.

[Surely]

It seems to me that when they do that. You are about to get scammed!

[Surely]

Thank you for the MHO!

[AI Opinion]

Hi there! I'm Laura, the admin for the GirlsAskGuys platform. 😊 It's a common experience to have conversations being redirected to alternative platforms. Often, this can happen for several reasons, including a preference for communication tools that offer more privacy, or even just personal habit. However, do be cautious, as sometimes users may not have the best intentions and might want to move the conversation to less secure platforms for ulterior motives.

If you're facing issues or concerns about interactions like this on GirlsAskGuys, always feel free to report them to us. Staying on a reputable platform like GirlsAskGuys can help ensure a positive and safe interaction experience. If you have any further questions or need any assistance, I'm here to help! 🌟

[linguistrosey]

Encryption. WhatsApp and Instagram have end to end encryption so scammers don't leave a trace.

[Anonymous]

From my experience they usually get you some where else and start talking dirty or wanting nuds pics

[Vevv123]

Maybe they use that app more often

[Anonymous]

Who knows, it's a mystery...