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Why are there fake profiles on Plenty Of Fish Dating?
Money. That is virtually the only reason fake profiles are created on POF.com. Fake profiles on ANY dating site are generally one of three things:
Part 1: Grab her attention from the very first line. If your profile starts with, “Hey there! My names Matt and I’m from Southern California,” then it’s time for a rewrite. There are literally millions of guys on POF, and you’re not standing out from the crowd. If your profile doesn’t grab her attention immediately, odds are she’s. Apr 15, 2021 One of the best Google Assistant commands right now is “Hey Google, show me pictures of,” and you’ll be met with plenty of photo options. Here are the best Google Assistant commands.
- Someone attempting to market or sell something through Plenty Of Fish. This is usually someone who is affiliate marketing another dating or adult related website that pays a commission for each person they get to sign up. The way this usually works is that the first email the reply back to you with says something along the lines of hey, 'check out my more complete dating profile here [link]' or 'I have some more naughty pictures you can look at here [link]'. In fact, there are some people who use our POF Auto Message Sender software for this purpose, even though it is not a practice we agree with or endorse.
- Someone hoping to lure a member of Plenty Of Fish to send them money through the practice of catfishing. These people are usually in another country and can be a room filled with people performing this scam. Even if only one out of one hundred people get tricked into falling in love with the fake profile they create on Plenty Of Fish, that still means thousands of dollars being scammed out of the victim of the catfish.
- Loneliness. Sometimes people create profiles because they are lonely. Although this is the least common reason for a fake profile on any dating site, it happens. These people are either older or less attractive, so by putting up fake pictures of someone more attractive than them, and making a fake profile that is a more attractive person than the real person behind the fake profile, will attract more attention from other POF members.
Plenty Of Fish is pretty good at filtering out bad profiles. One thing that is a dead giveaway that usually gets the fake profile deleted pretty quickly is putting a url or web address in their profile, which is why the fake profile creator's main goal is to get you off the Plenty Of Fish site and onto another one or at least get your communications with them off the Plenty Of Fish dating site.
Fiat is a brand well known for its special editions, with this manufacturer consistently launching additional models to bring extra style and personalisation to its range.
A lot of these editions come from partnerships with other firms, and the latest is one of the most interesting yet as Fiat has teamed up with Google. The special edition, which is known as ‘Hey Google’ brings additional connected features to the brand’s models, using the firm’s acclaimed voice recognition service.
Drivers can also interact with their cars remotely by saying ‘Hey Google, ask my Fiat…’. This can give information such as the fuel level, location and local amenities.
Hey Google Device
But what models can you get the Hey Google edition on? Let’s take a look.
500 Hey Google
Though Fiat might be introducing a new battery-powered 500 this year, it hasn’t forgotten about the regular model, which is now powered by a 1.0-litre mild-hybrid petrol engine.
It’s this model that kicks off the Hey Google range, bringing with it a white and gloss black exterior finish, new 15-inch alloy wheels and a new matte silver dashboard.
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It also comes with plenty of standard equipment, including a seven-inch touchscreen, cruise control and Mopar Connect as standard, with prices starting from £16,005 for the hatchback and £18,655 for the 500C Convertible.
500X Hey Google
If you want to keep the 500’s charm but just need a bit more space, the 500X is undoubtedly a great option to go for. Like the standard 500, you can have it in optional two-tone white and gloss black colour, while it also stands out thanks to its 17-inch alloy wheels, front fog lights and tinted rear windows.
Plenty of standard equipment is also provided, including rear parking sensors, a six-speaker sound system and automatic lights and wipers. You can choose it with either a 118bhp 1.0-litre petrol engine or a 148bhp 1.3-litre unit, with models being available from £21,765.
500L Hey Google
Last but not least is Fiat’s funky 500L MPV, which serves as the most practical model in the 500 range. In this special edition, it gains more rugged crossover styling, along with 16-inch alloy wheels and the aforementioned white and gloss black livery.
Inside, this special edition brings new seats and a matte silver dashboard with a white ‘500’ emblem, while other standard equipment includes air conditioning, a seven-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto and rear parking sensors.
Hey Google Commands
The sole engine option is a 94bhp 1.4-litre petrol unit, with the model available from £20,345.