Herpes Dating Website Meet Positives Asks Its Users To Follow Safety Tips While Online Dating

Meet Positives is an online dating website created by Jack Lombardi that enables people diagnosed with STDs to find suitable partners. The company behind the website aims to free its members from the anxiety and social stigma of living with an STD. The website asks its users to follow some safety tips while interacting with potential partners online. The safety tips are meant to protect their members from those with nefarious intentions.

The creators of the website recommend that any requests for money from other members of the site should be immediately reported to the support team. The company claims that this is a common tactic used by scammers and those who fall for it will most likely never see the scammer or their money again. This is especially true for overseas transactions and wire transfers which cannot be reversed. The website warns its users to never share crucial financial details like credit card numbers, bank account details, and social security numbers with people that they’ve just met online.

The company also asks its users to follow simple privacy checks to ensure that their online identities don’t reveal too much about their personal life like full name, addresses, phone numbers, or email addresses. The website recommends its users to remain anonymous until one is fairly comfortable with the person they are talking to. This involves making a thorough check of their public-facing profile for any sensitive information that can be potentially misused.

The website also asks its users to be discreet while logging into their profile from a shared computer. The users should ensure that they don’t save passwords and sign-in information on a shared computer. The company also insists that it never asks its members for login details over email. It requests that any such emails or communications must be reported to the support team.

The website lists a few red flags that might suggest a user is not who they claim to be in their profile. A few of them are asking the member immediately to communicate outside the dating site through other means, claiming to be from the United States but saying they are currently abroad traveling, asking for financial help, disappearing from the dating site but reemerging using a different user name, making major grammar and spelling mistakes, talking too often about fate or destiny, sending emails with links to other websites, claiming to have been widowed recently, and asking the member of their address claiming to want to send flowers. If the members find any of these red flags then the website asks them to report the user as potentially suspicious. Apart from the precautions to be taken by the user, the website is constantly monitored for suspicious activity by a fraud prevention team. When any red flags are found, the website’s fraud prevention team investigates it.

Jack, the founder of the website, says, “Though living with herpes is just a minor inconvenience physically, its effects can be mentally and socially destructive. Most people who are diagnosed with herpes did not do anything wrong. They were just trying to find someone to be intimate with like the rest of us. We want to change the way this disease affects people by giving them an option that they did not have before. We take pride in our work and the positive impact it has on the lives of the people living with STDs. All we ask is for the people to follow some common-sense safety tips while interacting with strangers online. It is always better to be safe than sorry.”

Meet Positives claims that it is a safe space for herpes dating. The site claims that it is responsible for numerous relationships and marriages. There are also numerous member stories on the website. The website is also a hub for the latest information about possible herpes cures, vaccinations, and treatment options. Readers can also find herpes drug reviews, their side effects, and positive experiences from the site’s members.