The People Meet Sites Have Corruption in Them

I hope you appreciate that advice as well

I support exposing Corruption

Of course, I only know about my case.
For information (complaints) to be valuable to consumers; one have to report if the issue has been resolved.
I am glad that BlackPeopleMeet.com did resolve my issue.

I would like to add that I very much appreciate your support and advise.

Thank you

Not all can say that my friend

I am glad to report that BlackPeopleMeet customer service are not bad after all.

The important thing is that they continued responding to my emails and finally emailed me the profile that was removed back.

Mistakes do occur and technical gliches can cause lots of difficulties but BlackPeopleMeet customer service proved to be genuinly serious in their resolve to assist customers.

marty

You can even post your complaint under online scams

See the Number of Complaints Filed Against People Media, Inc (owns BlackPeopleMeet):
http://www.bbb.org/dallas/business-reviews/dating-service/people-media-in-dallas-tx-90248947

If you want me too I can post the article about a woman being scammed on SeniorPeopleMeet.com. In Fact let me post it right here

Article: The Huffington Post, Denver, November 10, 2011: Online Dating Scam Leaves Widow Esther Ortiz-Rodeghero Heartbroken, Foreclosed, Bankrupt

"A woman looking for love online instead lost her life savings after falling for an internet scammer on a seniors' dating site.

Esther Ortiz-Rodeghero of Castle Rock, Colorado, lost her husband in 2010 after he died of pancreatic cancer. After his passing, Ortiz-Rodeghero tells 7News, "I was grieving, and I was lonely, and I wanted someone to share my life with." She says a therapist advised her to go online to meet new people.

She soon discovered a dating website called SeniorPeopleMeet.com, where the 55-year-old financial analyst encountered "Wayne Jackson, " a man who presented himself as an Army major general who had lost his wife in a car accident. A picture of "Wayne" provided by Ortiz-Rodeghero depicts a handsome black-haired man in army fatigues, smiling at the camera.

According to ABC, the man claimed to be stationed in Iraq but would be retiring to the United States soon. The two emailed nearly every day. A month later, he requested she send him $800, claiming his bank account had been frozen and, due to his station in Iraq, wouldn't be able to sort it out with the bank in person.

Ortiz-Rodeghero says he showed her bank statements, and began asking for money on a more regular basis. She complied, thinking she'd helped "Wayne" start a business they would both one day run together, writes the NY Daily News. She emptied her personal savings, 401k, and her husband's life insurance, then proceeded to take out loans -- about $500, 000 in all.

When she sent "Wayne" money for a plane ticket and he never showed, Ortiz-Rodeghero understood she'd been scammed. In addition to her emotional losses, the Daily Mail reports she recently lost her job of 17 years, her house is in foreclosure, and she has declared bankruptcy.

SeniorPeopleMeet.com, the website where Ortiz-Rodeghero met "Wayne, " warns users to never send money to someone you meet online, especially by wire transfer.

The U.S. Army also has issued a warning about online dating profiles from persons claiming to be serving abroad."

Suddenly, I get an email from BPM letting me know that my profile greeting 'was not approved'
My profile has been online since I became a member on March 24th.
My profile was decent and conforming in everyway to all their rules.

Spent a lot of time emailing...then calling them on the phone.
Here is the last email I sent them:
Dear Sir,
I have spent a lot of time over the phone and online (emailing you) but you are unable to restore my profile (NJ1A)
Your customer service person who called me back(March 26th 5:12PM from 8888680637) at my cell told me that your company got no record that my profile has been erased.
When I asked to have my profile restored (was created on the 24th--it's a few days account); I was advised to call1800 827 6364...I spent a lot of time waiting and it turned out to be an AOL.com number!
Please cancell my account and refund my credit card $22.97 ($17.98+$4.99).
Even your charges are not correct. On the website you offered a one month memebership for $13.98 yet you charged my account for $17.00).
Thank you
marty
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Once charges on my Visa account move from 'pending', I will contest the charges. If I don't get a prompt credit, I'll file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau of Dallas.

Hi, my complaint is placed under 'Other' category as I did not find any other applicable category (such as Dating, Online Dating etc). Any suggestions regarding this?

Thank you

There is in the list on the right.

Family & Relationships
- Online Dating Services