lemon8 2 profiles same woman different name ????!
okay followers and anyone on LEMON8,, -----here's a perfect example of what I'm talking about both of these women popped up requesting to follow me----- and for me to follow them -----one sets directly underneath the chat line of the other in that section of LEMON8,,------ as you can see one has more followers than the other----- this same woman has already had profiles of three to five already on TT earlier this year when I was over there----- maybe even more!!!!!! -----no it's fine for one person to have more than one profile but they shouldn't be using completely different names-----and again if all these websites will download the software of real time face/facial recognition just like what Walmart has when you walk in it those cameras have facial recognition and they're trying to identify you!!!!! -----and every website that has anything to do with people chatting each other whether it's dating websites where they're charging or it's for free and then all of these Facebook, TT, Instagram WhatsApp lemon8, and even the private websites like signal zangie telegram,, they should require too even though it was done on these preliminary opening door what I call them websites they could literally change July someone else come over and do the chat line in place of them and allow them to do the illegal fraudulent scamming Jerry always for money but also for all of the other person's info which can lead to them having access to credit cards PayPal accounts cash app you name it it's a absolute nightmare for them financially and potentially for the theft and identity theft of themselves besides the money out of pocket from the sheer straight line illegal fraudulent scam!!! --------if all you people sing this agree then post this lemon posting and Link it to anybody and everybody that you know that's on the internet and tell them to contact their Federal representative and senator of your state that is representing you also have all of them contact their state representative for their particular district and let them know we want we demand that they pass legislation a bill that requires all everyone website whether it's be 18+ age requirement,,,, ------or as I said earlier every website that potentially a man and woman or even the websites that are designed specifically for non heterosexual people every everything has to be to do a real time put your face in the little outline of a face so they can identify you as real versus the photo that you presented and put into your profile found out every person should be required to have a profile photo no exceptions,,,, -------and if they don't if they're just using a blank photo profile and they should be limited to just some questions that they are available to ask and answer and that's it they're not should not be able to ask what state what country or what city they should not ask be able to ask the person's address,,,, they should not be able to ask for assistance in downloading any accounts on their behalf because they want online access to it the bank the login name in the password none of that absolutely it should not be allowed at all. anytime it's requested that ought to throw up a huge red flag and immediately unless they appeal it and it's a bona fide thing for that but based on chat line if they had just met and they are of no relationship to whatsoever------ it's not a wife asking a husband a child asking a parent whenever they're requesting that a website
------- or a profile to any of this countries------ should match with the face that you're putting into that hot camera-------- as they have to take a photo and send it in to compare it to that Persons photo profile,,,, that they are required to put a photo in the profile circle to be able to chat on any platform, everyone should require that & that's the minimum that has to be done to say anything other than emojis
I apologize if there's any typing mistakes I do not type I use my voice and hope I enunciate the words properly that Google chat / type / keyboard actually hears the the correct word because sometimes if they type words wrong the sentence makes aptly absolutely no sense unless you kind of read through the whole sentence to get the jest of what it is about!!!!!;
please all of you that are real you are the real person you can take a real-time photo and it's the same as the photo in your profile/name
that you registered with both,,, not only on these meet and chat platforms but also when you go offline of those to some of the private sites
cuz I've had some huge scamming women come over and first rattle out of the box they have already proposed something that is a criminal!!!!! again
I apologize for any mistakes I just pushed the microphone and try to speak in correctly enunciating my words so that maybe this chat keypad platform with Google can actually type the correct words!!!!!
Hey everyone, following up on my last post about those suspicious Lemon8 profiles I found—you know, the ones where the same woman kept popping up under different names like 'Maithland' and 'Crystal Bowers,' and even "@tra.teel7" was showing up everywhere! It got me thinking even deeper about online safety and how crucial it is to verify who you're actually interacting with. This isn't just a Lemon8 thing; it's a huge issue across all platforms where people build an online presence, especially those involving personal content or fan interactions. When you're following someone online, whether it's a specific "bluecollarwoman" creator or any other persona, you want to know they're genuine, right? My experience on Lemon8 really highlighted how easily scammers can create multiple fake profiles. They're not just trying to gain followers; they're often building trust to eventually try and scam you out of money or sensitive information. It's truly shocking how prevalent this is, and it makes you question the authenticity of so many profiles out there. So, how can we protect ourselves and ensure the people we engage with online are who they say they are? Beyond demanding real-time facial recognition from platforms—which I still believe is absolutely essential, just like I mentioned in my original post—there are steps we, as users, can take. First, always be skeptical. If a profile has very little content (like the "No content" message I saw on some of those fake Lemon8 profiles), or if their story seems inconsistent, that's a red flag. Check if they have a consistent presence across other social media platforms. Do their usernames match? Do their photos look authentic or like stock images? A quick reverse image search can sometimes reveal if a profile picture is being used elsewhere by someone else. Secondly, never, ever share personal or financial information with someone you've only met online, especially if they start asking for money, gift cards, or help with 'technical issues.' Scammers are incredibly clever and will use emotional manipulation to get what they want. They might create a compelling persona, just like how someone might present themselves as a 'bluecollarwoman' to build a specific brand or connection. But if their requests turn suspicious, disengage immediately. Even if a profile looks legitimate, with lots of followers or seemingly personal posts, remember that these can be faked or hijacked. Scammers often target popular accounts. The best defense is vigilance. Report any suspicious activity to the platform administrators. If someone is asking you to go off-platform to chat on less secure apps, or pushing you to click on external links, reconsider. My hope is that by sharing my own frustrating encounters with these fake profiles and calling for stronger verification like facial recognition, we can collectively push for a safer online environment. It’s not just about stopping financial fraud or identity theft; it's about preserving the integrity of online communities and protecting real people from emotional distress and exploitation. Let's all be smart and safe out there!
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