You must have heard about the hookup site Adult Friend Finder before aka aff.com In 1994, a guy named Andrew Conru created Web Personals, the first ever online dating site In 1996. after selling Web Personals, he created a site called Friend Finder, one of the first social networking sites in existence. But just a few days after Friend Finder went live, Conru and his associates noticed that most of what people were posting were naked pictures of themselves and desperate pleas from people for sex. Of course. Of course, that's what the Internet is for.

Not long after that, Conrue decided to start what he called a "liberation valve" for Friend Finder. And in 1996, AdultFriendFinder.com was born, long before Mark Zuckerberg stole someone else's idea and named it Facebook, and long before Myspace, the first social networking site for adults. These are the naughty origins of social media that no one talks about.

So if you're the kind of person who gets drunk and tries to get into the DMs of hot girls from high school at 2 am, you might want to listen up. There's a site for that; stop being so horny and embarrassed on Facebook and Instagram and try Adult Friend Finder.

Chances are you've heard of Adult Friend Finder at one time or another. Its only real competitors are Match.com, Tinder, and OkCupid. Yep, it's right up there with the big dogs of Internet dating. In fact, in 2007, Adult Friend Finder was listed as one of the 100 most popular websites in the United States. Not only is it found in pop-up ads on porn sites, but it is also highly regarded in the adult entertainment world and beyond. In 2010, it won the XBIZ Award for Dating Program of the Year, and in 2012 About.com was named Best Adult Dating Site.

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Before we get into whether or not this website works (aka, whether or not you can get laid using it), we must mention a rather serious criticism that is often brought up in discussions about Adult Friend Finder (and with good reason).

According to numerous complaints, the company has a habit of continuing to charge fees even after users cancel their services. Of course, this is always a concern when providing credit card information online, but it is rare for a company to be so blatantly criticized and not change its ways.

They are apparently doing nothing of the sort. Former employees of Adult Friend Finder have even come forward to say that this ongoing billing practice is just standard company policy and therefore not the result of a miscalculation. These employees state that most customers are unaware that they have been billed for months on end.

This is quite frightening. Especially for sites that require payment for everything they do on the site. At Adult Friend Finder, you can hardly catch a break without being charged a separate fee. You can sign up without entering credit card information, but don't expect to be able to talk to anyone (or view their profile) without providing it. But you can't talk to someone or view their profile without entering their credit card information.

And paying when you sign up and are granted partial access to Adult Friendfinder would probably be quite tempting. They certainly make it look great. There is so much fucking you do, and at first glance, the possibility of chatting and hooking up with the hottest girls in your area, many girls will even message you in the first 10 minutes of creating your account. But don't get too excited. You cannot read these messages until you hand over your credit card information. And then, of course, they will play right into your hands.

Lots to do...

Yes, you can message people, join private chat rooms, watch webcams, blog (or read blogs), and read network webzines. You can also "flirt," add photos and videos, comment on other users' posts/photos/videos, "like" You can also do things like (this is the Adult Friend Finder version of Facebook's Polk, as far as I can tell). All of this is paid for. Without entering credit card information, all you can do is look at a small portion of people's profiles (really just their username and profile picture) and see that someone has tried to message you.

Let's talk a little about that "someone tried to message you" business, shall we? I highly doubt that the people who send messages to new users are real people. My guess is that they are chatbots coded to target new users and make it look like it is worth signing up for the paid version of the site. But I have a feeling that as soon as you enter your payment info, the site goes quiet.

No, that doesn't surprise me at all. Most of these sites do something to that effect. Besides, if Adult Friend Finder is going to scam users by continuing to charge them for months after they cancel their service, I highly doubt that it is morally right to use a chatbot to encourage new users to pay in the first place. But I suppose I could be wrong. Very doubtful, but still, I could be. If I am wrong, then that would mean that Adult Friend Finder is the best site to go to for getting laid on the Internet.

But if something looks too good to be true, it probably is, especially when it comes to girls looking to fuck online. As you continue on your quest to find pussies on the internet, you should keep in mind Don't forget, social networking sites are a great way to get cock.