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AFA's "Virtual E-Mail" Address
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Posted by: Raspberry

AFA has offered the purchase of "virtual e-mail addresses" an alternative to buying postal addresses, in light of the IMBRA legislation.

In theory, you get this "virtual" address, which gets forwarded to the lady's real e-mail address.

I had purchased a few, and sent out some e-mails to the ladies. Got this acknowledgement response from AFA the day after I send the letter.

Thank you!

Your letter and background info has been received by our system and sent to the ( *****) email address.

However, no real response from the ladies, after two weeks. I realize that not all ladies have computers, and use a public machine.......

BUT......I am wondering if anyone uses this service from AFA......any luck on getting any responses??

Posted by: ham

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Originally Posted by Raspberry

OFF TOPIC

And do these people think that is NEW?! Match-com & countless others were doing so in 1997!
The more obstacles and filters one's correspondence has to go through, the more likely the chances of a counterfeit are.
In MY opinion you've been set-up & paid twice for good old "unseen agency correspondence"...

Posted by: Brianelkin76

Here is my answer for that. I joined the same one as a plat member. I used all 100 of the virtual E-mails, All I got was 1 answer back from 1 Girl. The odds of that are like I have no clue. They were all very new address according to the site. The only thing I did get a responce on was when I payed to send the actual letter because she didn't have an e mail address. I got responces to those at 7 dollars a letter plus . The bad part is I really liked the girl I wrote and am still talking to her a month later. I liked her enough I sent her a lap top to talk to me on because it's cheaper than going through them.

So use them at your own discression

Posted by: AkMike

You sent an unknow lady a computer??? :O
Hairy Ivan just upgraded his equipment!

Posted by: RRR

May I ask?:

How did the correspondence progress where you finally sent her a laptop? I mean did you use the AFA service to tell her what your plan was for sending her a laptop? I would assume the AFA local agency would not be too happy about this. (I've had a slightly similar experience) Do you continue correspondence thru free e-mail now?

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Originally Posted by Brianelkin76

Here is my answer for that. I joined the same one as a plat member. I used all 100 of the virtual E-mails, All I got was 1 answer back from 1 Girl. The odds of that are like I have no clue. They were all very new address according to the site. The only thing I did get a responce on was when I payed to send the actual letter because she didn't have an e mail address. I got responces to those at 7 dollars a letter plus . The bad part is I really liked the girl I wrote and am still talking to her a month later. I liked her enough I sent her a lap top to talk to me on because it's cheaper than going through them.

So use them at your own discression

Posted by: j_c

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raspberry

AFA has offered the purchase of "virtual e-mail addresses" an alternative to buying postal addresses, in light of the IMBRA legislation.

In theory, you get this "virtual" address, which gets forwarded to the lady's real e-mail address.

I had purchased a few, and sent out some e-mails to the ladies. Got this acknowledgement response from AFA the day after I send the letter.

Thank you!

Your letter and background info has been received by our system and sent to the ( *****) email address.

However, no real response from the ladies, after two weeks. I realize that not all ladies have computers, and use a public machine.......

BUT......I am wondering if anyone uses this service from AFA......any luck on getting any responses??

AFA?
IMBRA?
Virtual emails??
Please explain, I am totally lost here!lol

JC

Posted by: ham

There is nothing catchy.
1 AFA ( A foreign affair= MOB dating agency )
2 Virtual email= a remailer. They used to be very popular years ago. Basically it ACTS like an email address but ROUTES your correspondence so that none knows your "true" email address ( much like proxies for web traffic )
3 IMBRA: knee-jerk, special interest USA law requesting further scrutiny of men going the MOB route during the visa stages. You know, evil fallocracy must die...(white) males are to blame blahblah. Incorrectly purported by conpeople to prohibit the exchange of basic info such as email addresses.

Posted by: j_c

Quote:

Originally Posted by ham

There is nothing catchy.
1 AFA ( A foreign affair= MOB dating agency )
2 Virtual email= a remailer. They used to be very popular years ago. Basically it ACTS like an email address but ROUTES your correspondence so that none knows your "true" email address ( much like proxies for web traffic )
3 IMBRA: knee-jerk, special interest USA law requesting further scrutiny of men going the MOB route during the visa stages. You know, evil fallocracy must die...(white) males are to blame blahblah. Incorrectly purported by conpeople to prohibit the exchange of basic info such as email addresses.

And it all becomes clear !

Thanks ham

JC

Posted by: Sylvain

Hello,

I watched a very interesting broadcast about AFA on the French television.
They organize their socials in dancings held by the mafia ...
I also wrote them several times to mention that one of their members was a scammer (I gave them all required information) ... and never got any answer.
I am sure that you are wise enough to draw your own conclusions from all this ;-)
Take care!
Sylvain

Posted by: ham

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sylvain

Hello,

I watched a very interesting broadcast about AFA on the French television.
They organize their socials in dancings held by the mafia ...
I also wrote them several times to mention that one of their members was a scammer (I gave them all required information) ... and never got any answer.
I am sure that you are wise enough to draw your own conclusions from all this ;-)
Take care!
Sylvain

oooh!
I am sure the Nth complaint needed to blacklist "her" is "still in the mail", eh?
I don't know about mafia but it has been demonstrated most agencies recruit women for socials advertising under the free food&drinks label.

Buyer beware!

Posted by: Rockyof Florida

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Originally Posted by ham

Buyer beware!

That is why I prefer meetingrooms instead of night clubs. In a meeting room, everyone knows why you are there. In a club is it food and drink or meeting your mate?

Rocky

Posted by: Raspberry

Here's an interesting twist........I hear from a lady, using the standard "mail-forwarding"(she does not have an e-mail), after two months!!

Everyone that I sent "virtual e-mails" to at AFA have not responded whatsoever.

Posted by: Northernlight

Quote:

Originally Posted by ham

Buyer beware!

These posts are educational for us rookies. Some of us need "

" the baby steps approach to make any sense out of some posts.
Thank You... Eh!

Hey Randy "i think some of our members here are finally speaking with a Canadian tongue EH?
Kirk