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@dunara
a broke man will ask for photos because it’s the only way he can satisfy desires he can’t afford, true or false?
Can men only like back if they have the gold package ? Which Have to pay for ?
@mujeebalam575
🚨 ⚠️ THE ULTIMATE SCAM ALERT: CHOOSE DEEN, NOT DECEIT! 🚨
Mention in comment if anyone try one of these on you... Online predators are using marriage apps like Muzz to target innocent people. Here is the complete list of all active scams you must watch out for. Read, remember, and share to save someone’s life savings and honor.
The "Customs Gift" Trap
The Lie: A match abroad says they shipped you luxury items, gold, or cash.
The Scam: A fake "customs agent" calls demanding heavy clearance fees. You pay, and they disappear.
The "Monetary Trust Test"
The Lie: He claims he is flying to Pakistan but wants to test if you are a "sincere" partner.
The Scam: He demands you bring your family gold or cash to a meeting to prove your trust. He steals it and runs.
The Sudden Medical Crisis
The Lie: They face a sudden, dramatic tragedy after weeks of talking.
The Scam: They claim a parent is in the ICU or they got into an accident, begging for a "temporary loan" they never repay.
Crypto & Fake Investments
The Lie: The match acts highly successful and flaunts a wealthy lifestyle.
The Scam: They trick you into investing your savings into a fake crypto, forex, or e-commerce website that steals your money.
Video Call Blackmail (Sextortion)
The Lie: They rush you to WhatsApp and ask for an intimate or screen-shared video call.
The Scam: They secretly record you and threaten to send the video to your parents and Facebook contacts unless you pay blackmail money.
The Fake Marriage Bureau / Agent
The Lie: A profile claims to be a professional matchmaker or "Rishta Auntie" operating on the app.
The Scam: They demand an upfront "registration fee" to introduce you to premium, wealthy families, then block you.
The Visa / Immigration Lie
The Lie: A match promises they can easily sponsor your visa to Europe, the US, or the UK after marriage.
The Scam: They demand money to pay their "immigration lawyer" or "visa processing fees" on your behalf.
Identity Theft & Documentation
The Lie: They claim they want to register your Islamic marriage contract (Nikkah) or book flights.
The Scam: They ask for photos of your CNIC, passport, and bank statements, then use them to take out illegal loans in your name.
The Verification Code (OTP) Hack
The Lie: They claim their app is glitching or they accidentally sent a verification code to your number.
The Scam: They ask you for the code, which is actually the OTP to hack your WhatsApp, banking app, or social media accounts.
🛑 THE INFALLIBLE RULE:No matter how religious, polite, or "perfect" someone seems, the exact second they ask for money, gold, financial documents, private photos, or OTP codes, they are a criminal. Block them instantly and report their profile!
@HassanFattah40907912
On this app, if you’re single, you’re here just for fun. If you’re divorced, you’re a bad person. And if you’re widowed, you’re a criminal.
That what girls here though 🤣🤣🤣
@zeee1234
"Nice lips 🫦"
Weird way to try and start a chat. This isn’t the way lads! 🤦🏻♀️
@WhiteHijabi
My love language is : kissing
@8929741
What are you looking for in this program?
@ladyferra
Ok if i cant find someone compatible...when i like the guy..the guy endup ghosting. Im tired repeat same circle.
Tired huh girl😆😅
@8929741
If you want to get married, don't marry a short girl.
@zeee1234
If I had one wish, we would be best friends
Love would never end, it would just begin.
If I had one wish, you would be my boo
Promise to love you, trust me, I'll trust you...