DiamondDaddy.com

DiamondDaddy.com - False Advertising - False Claims - Fraudulent Marketing - , Internet

11th of Jan, 2011 by User123192

When a website claims that they have been featured in some of the top media channels such as Vogue, Fox News, the NY Times, the Independent, and even Wall Street Journal or Businessweek, potential customer start to believe it is the real thing.

But when a website lies about their press coverage to gain the trust of unsuspecting customers, it becomes unethical. DiamondDaddy.com is a scam dating website that does just that. If you search Google, you will never find any mentions of them on any of the news media they claim they were featured in. A call to the editors of the NY Times, Businessweek and Wall Street Journal yielded the same response. "We never featured this website". ===> Google Listing DiamondDaddy.com | The Ultimate Sugar Daddy Dating Site
Featured in Vogue, Fox News, the NY Times, the Independent, the Wall Street Journal & Businessweek, DiamondDaddy.com is the No.1 Sugar Daddy dating site! ====> My question: Is it okay for business to employ such unethical methods of false advertising? I certainly think NOT!

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4555 days ago by Arya

THIS REPORT IS FALSE, AND WHOEVER WROTE IT SHOULD DO THEIR RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING THIS CRAP!

DIAMONDDADDY.COM IS THE NEW NAME FOR DIAMONDLOUNGE.COM (WHICH WAS FEATURED IN ALL THE MEDIA OUTLETS MENTIONED).

GO TO DIAMONDLOUNGE.COM AND YOU WILL BE REDIRECTED TO DIAMONDDADDY.COM.