have you ever given any personal details out on the internet?

[Special]

Address

[Technologic]

only my name, number, date of birth, address, country, bank account number, sorting code, pin number, blood type and passport number.

nothing much really

[Jordy]

My number to few people. I think some online friends probably know where I live seeing as I use Google Latitude, giving them the ability to stalk me with GPS co-ordinates everywhere I go

[Catzsy]

I think after this case members should be very careful who they give anything to/trust:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle7054518.ece

[Seatherny]

I think after this case members should be very careful who they give anything to/trust:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle7054518.ece

I think if you have seen them on cam, spoken to them many times on the phone, and they are how old they are then its not that bad.

[Catzsy]

I think if you have seen them on cam, spoken to them many times on the phone, and they are how old they are then its not that bad.

Well yes then that's fine, I agree.

[Tash.]

Ermm 2/3 people my number, 1 person my address.

[Hecktix]

I think after this case members should be very careful who they give anything to/trust:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle7054518.ece

I think if you have seen them on cam, spoken to them many times on the phone, and they are how old they are then its not that bad.

Saurav is most definitely correct, it is perfectly safe as long as you follow the right methods. You need to see someone on webcam and have been speaking to them a long while before considering meeting them.

That girl was just stupid, there are numerous ways in which to tell if someones facebook is fake, including number of their own pictures, whether anybody else tags that person in any pictures and I think one key indicator is amount of friends.

If you vett someone long enough whilst online, you should know them well enough to meet them, I imagine that girl was rushed into a decision, didn't really want to meet him and paid the consequences.

[Catzsy]

Saurav is most definitely correct, it is perfectly safe as long as you follow the right methods. You need to see someone on webcam and have been speaking to them a long while before considering meeting them.

That girl was just stupid, there are numerous ways in which to tell if someones facebook is fake, including number of their own pictures, whether anybody else tags that person in any pictures and I think one key indicator is amount of friends.

If you vett someone long enough whilst online, you should know them well enough to meet them, I imagine that girl was rushed into a decision, didn't really want to meet him and paid the consequences.

Yes that is true however there are a lot of younger members on here that might not consider all that.

[Hecktix]

Yes that is true however there are a lot of younger members on here that might not consider all that.

Shouldn't meet anyone from internet (or at least without a parent) if you are under 16 imo.