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This is the stuff of which urban legends are made.  Remember, the
babysitter and the man with the hook?  

On 9 Aug 1998 08:08:03 GMT, "tinatellall" <tinatellall@geocities.com>
wrote:

>That's what I was thinking when I started falling for my chat buddy El
>Maestro.  He could've been some freak.  Stupidly I flew to the States to
>meet him, this person who could've pulled out a knife from under his car
>seat as soon as we got in his Nissan at L.A. Airport.
>
>Luckily for me, he was just a wonderful, sexy man who fell in love as hard
>as I did and followed me back to Australia.  Some others are not so lucky.
>Who are YOU really chatting with? Are they the sex or age they claim to be?
>Do they have a spouse and kids despite telling you otherwise? It happens!
>Don't believe me? Have a look at Catwoman's Story and Anonymous Girl's
>Story via :
>
>http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kalena
>
>Has this happened to you or your friends? PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT IT SO I CAN
>TELL OTHERS!
>  

For christ's sake, give us decent blokes a chance will ya. Stop with the
isolated stories cause they're making my life a misery. I've had various
personal ads on the net since last october and have been completely open and
honest with all the women I have chatted to. However, due to these type of
stories none have wanted to meet me personally. The net should work far
better than a personal ad in a newspaper but it doesn't. Why? Just what is
the ratio of axe murderer's to net users anyway?

Mark D. Joss wrote in message <6qkduv$b8d$1@news.wantree.com.au>...

>stories none have wanted to meet me personally. The net should work far
>better than a personal ad in a newspaper but it doesn't. Why? Just what is
>the ratio of axe murderer's to net users anyway?


I have to agree. Mostly there are decent people on the net. And I think that
when you decide to meet a person for a first time, either you got to know
him/her online or through the add, some precautions are not astray but I
wouldn't go as far as wondering if he is an axe murderer.

Meet your special friend in public - that should be enough. Don't scare us
off even before we gather enough courage to answer ;-)

Gee.  Can't believe I caused this much conversation with my original post. 
I have to agree with the conservatives on this one.  Most people on the net
are harmless.  There are only a handful of pschyos out there.

Have a look at these stories of people who've met in person after talking
on line :

http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kalena

tina

Sorry folks, URL should've been :

http://www.ozemail.com.au/~kalena/cyberlovestories.html