Christian Mingle = Christian Swindle

Internet dating sites.  Beware.  Think of all dating sites as an overcrowded shark tank and you're the bleeding chum that gets tossed in for the feeding frenzy.  Delicate ladies who are down on the bar scene and John Deere tractor pulls try their hand at "respectable" dating venues looking for a guy who may actually be interested in something more than youth, ass, and tits.  Enter Christian Mingle.

It's like looking for Bigfoot.  We women have all heard stories that such a guy exists, but nobody has any actual footage.  The only "footage" we have available is what they guy told us.  It's actually "inch-age"  Another lie for another time.  Sigh.

Anyway, there is NO WAY to screen internet dates.  It's worse than Russian roulette.  A recent episode involved a friend of mine trying to interact with a guy who shared her conservative Christian views.  She was open and honest about who she  was and what she was about.  She falsely believed that looking for a date on Christian Mingle would be a safe place.  

Long story short, this Mr. Christian Mingle led my friend to believe he was a legit contractor from the east coast looking to relocate.  After several false websites and other manufactured lies, she comes to find out he was just a scammer.  He took my friend for $5,000 and she is not a stupid woman.  Her crime was that she believed in the possibility of finding love.