Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Virginia

I was on a dating web site that was free after recieving several emails from people I was curious an wanted to respond to them. Well finding out that I had to become a member to respond an the cost was 100.00 for a year I went ahead an joined. Being able to respond now I did . I then got responses back from several saying I needed to either go to additional web sites an pay more to get info to meet them. Also I have found that there are several people with different pictures an locations that have the same email addresses . I feel like this is a fraudulent activity that is sucking money out of inocent people looking for a service that is really a scam. Is there any lawyers or law enforcement whether local or federal that would correct this issue? This is I'm sure illegal! Can you help me stop this crime!

Asked on 6/22/10, 5:10 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

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I would recommend that you send this "dating website" written notice of

the activity you've described accompanied by your demand for the return

of your $100.00. And, then, if they fail to act upon your demand, arrange for a

consultation with an attorney to determine the best way of initiating legal action against them to recover your losses.

You might also consider sending a letter to the attorney general's office of the

state in which they are currently headquartered and/or incorporated describing

these activities which appear to be odoriferous of fraud.

Answered on 6/22/10, 8:52 am

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