Welcome to the discussion on whether mfc admins have been messaging members on Skype. Members have shared their experiences and concerns about receiving unsolicited messages from individuals claiming to be site administrators, requesting personal videos or engaging in unprofessional behavior. Here's a summary of the insights and advice shared by forum participants:
- Several members reported receiving messages on Skype from someone claiming to be an mfc admin, asking for videos or suggesting that they could help improve the member's profile score in exchange for private shows.
- Concerns were raised about the professionalism of such requests, with many doubting the legitimacy of the individuals making these claims.
- Advice was offered on how to handle these situations, including:
- Verifying the identity of anyone claiming to be an admin by checking their email address or username against official site information.
- Reporting any suspicious behavior to mfc directly to ensure that the actual administrators are aware and can take appropriate action.
- Not adding or accepting requests from unknown individuals on Skype, especially if they claim to be site admins without proof.
- Being cautious of scams where individuals impersonate admins to exploit new models, emphasizing the importance of protecting one's personal information and privacy.
- Members shared personal anecdotes to illustrate their points, including interactions with individuals who behaved unprofessionally or made unusual requests.
- The consensus is that real mfc admins would not contact members in such a manner and that any official communication would occur through the site's own messaging system.
- It was also suggested to create or consult a blacklist of known scammers to protect against these types of interactions.
This discussion highlights the importance of vigilance and caution when dealing with unsolicited messages, especially those claiming to be from site administrators. Members are encouraged to report suspicious behavior to protect themselves and others in the community.