Thirteen women handed over money to this online con-man whom they met on Millionaire Match. When Paul Krueger arrived in court, he was worth $1.28. Yet this guy conned women out of tens of thousands of dollars. Apparently, the homeless man would whisk women off for weekends in Atlantic City all the while bilking them and others out of thousands.

It certainly makes you wonder about Millionaire Match’s screening process among other things doesn’t it? I mean if the website is about meeting millionaires wouldn’t you think there would be some way to verify that the person you are talking to is indeed a millionaire?

Apparently not. I filled out the registration page just out of curiosity to see if there is something that verifies income and, well, there isn’t. It’s simply a matter of saying that you make over $150,000. Now, there are ways to verify and become a certified member by providing a tax return or bank statement.

This is just one more reason to avoid these sites if you ask me. But if you think you have to have a sugar daddy (or sugar mama), be sure to search for a certified member. Oh and guys, don’t email joeschmoo. I can’t seem to figure out how to delete the phony account I created. hehe…

And, whatever you do, don’t send anyone you meet online money. I mean really. It amazes me that people do this!