I had a weird one today.  Trying to reply to a DM on Seeking from a former super sweet SB of mine who had been mia for 4 months.  She sent me a very kind message apologizing for the absence, explaining that a former relationship of hers had returned and she was trying to figure out how she felt about it.  So she returned to seeking hoping I was still there and delighted to find me.  And asked if I still wanted to see her.  Hell yes!  But when I hit the send button on my reply to her, I got the auto message saying I had violated their terms of use and that they did not allow anything related to compensated dating.  Here's the text of my message.  I sure can't imagine what triggered their algorithm, can you?

I don't know (as I'm not an Admin on Seeking), but I'd guess some message scanning bot came across "1000%" and tagged it as representing a monetary offer.

I can see the Seeking Admins worrying about someone using symbols other than a dollar sign next to numbers to "cover" an allowance offer.  The phone number seems less likely to be a problem.  

The 1000% might well have been seen as code for $1000.  One part of the censorship auto message allowed me to click a box that said:  my post did not violate your terms.  So I clicked it and got another auto message saying they would review it.  But I doubt they will or have reviewed it.  If they did they'd see that what I wrote was a direct reply to something she said to me. And I have not received any response from them.

They asked for roses on TER! LOL

when you wrote “1000% still want to meet”.