In my area, Butte County of Northern California, the Steamy Dates website is a fraud. I had no profile, no photo, and yet I was sent three specific requests by women, two asking me to contact them, one asking for my photo. Reluctantly I signed up for one month, but within 36 hours I knew the site was a fraud and requested a refund, which was denied. Two of the three women failed to respond when I followed up to contact them, the third acted as if she had not contacted me in the first place.
In California, by law, consumers have 3 days to rescind an agreement where there is fraud. The Steamy Dates website clearly represents it is a "dating site," yet the agreement at sign up states that all activity on the site is just "entertainment" and nothing more! So the agreement itself is a fraudulent document given what the business purports to be.
Finally, the company has no agent for service of process, while selling its business services to hundreds in my state and hundreds more in other states across the US. So consumers are denied access to due process under courts of law in the US!
Where are the state attorneys general? What is the Federal Trade Commission doing about the proliferation of these fraudulent businesses hiding their owners, failing to have any agent for service of process, failing to pay any US taxes on their millions in profits and cheating thousands of US consumers? Many of these companies have been operating in the US for years. Many have a separate vendor who offers pornographic films for an additional subscription price, and many of these films should be outlawed as inciting behavior that is illegal, harmful to health and encouraging the violation of human rights. Where is the Justice Department?
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In my area, Butte County of Northern California, the Steamy Dates website is a fraud. I had no profile, no photo, and yet I was sent three specific requests by women, two asking me to contact them, one asking for my photo. Reluctantly I signed up for one month, but within 36 hours I knew the site was a fraud and requested a refund, which was denied. Two of the three women failed to respond when I followed up to contact them, the third acted as if she had not contacted me in the first place.
In California, by law, consumers have 3 days to rescind an agreement where there is fraud. The Steamy Dates website clearly represents it is a "dating site," yet the agreement at sign up states that all activity on the site is just "entertainment" and nothing more! So the agreement itself is a fraudulent document given what the business purports to be.
Finally, the company has no agent for service of process, while selling its business services to hundreds in my state and hundreds more in other states across the US. So consumers are denied access to due process under courts of law in the US!
Where are the state attorneys general? What is the Federal Trade Commission doing about the proliferation of these fraudulent businesses hiding their owners, failing to have any agent for service of process, failing to pay any US taxes on their millions in profits and cheating thousands of US consumers? Many of these companies have been operating in the US for years. Many have a separate vendor who offers pornographic films for an additional subscription price, and many of these films should be outlawed as inciting behavior that is illegal, harmful to health and encouraging the violation of human rights. Where is the Justice Department?