Chatting for sexy girl without pay registration

My suspicions were aroused by my friend's description of the site: drop-dead gorgeous women everywhere, constantly sending him letters and chat pop-up requests, yet for every letter read after a lady's first, he had to pay ten credits, and ten credits likewise to send a lady a reply letter - instant messaging chats cost one credit per minute after the first three (free) minutes.Credits could be bought at varying rates depending on how many you bought at a time, ranging from per ten credits to per ten credits.

All of the above points strongly to scamming - that deceptive letters are sent out without regard for any particular qualities of their recipients (other than having money to spend).In any case, the frequency of the pop-ups didn't abate - if anything, it increased.There were pretty much constantly at least one and often around five chat pop-up windows on the screen at a time.Many of the letter writers purported to have read "Michael's" profile, in which he solicited messages from scammers only - yet here they were messaging him anyway.This is damning enough as it is, but I've got an even better actual smoking gun to present afterwards, so read on for that.