It's happened twice to me recently. I am not sure exactly what the scam is trying to accomplish as they don't ask for money, but I am assuming it's a phishing scam.

I have had one Super Hot woman ask me to get an "internet Safety Key" I played along until she sent me a link for me to click on, Considering I use my "real" computer to play on, NO FUCKING WAY was I going to click on that link. lol

Another one was a VERY Hot (one step down from Super hot) who was also very available, very interested in meeting and never seemed too interested about getting anything in return. She just seemed too good to be true, I assumed she was one of the quasi hookers who would let the other shoe drop about how much she charges after she got me all hot and bothered in person. Which of course was fine with me as I LIKE hookers, but just before we were to confirm a time and place she hit me with something called SSID. Once I heard this bullshit I simply quit responding except to ask her to prove that she really was in my hometown like she claimed. I am quite sure "she" wasn't anywhere within a thousand miles of me or that "she" was even a "she" in the first place.

Ran into this all the time on some other sites. They have you sign up for another dating website. They promise to give you a code. It won't cost anything but just put your cc info in to get to the page for the code. Learned the hard way last year. Fool me once shame on you. Didn't get fooled after that.

Usually some really hot ones will either favorite you or send you a message. Once you show interest, they will ask you to join a verification site before they can meet you for their safety. I knew it was a scam right away. Finally, I told one girl that I would report her to SA admin if she didn't stop. She got really pissed and told me to f*ck off. LOL.