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Trans Dating Safety Tips


How to Date Safely:

At MyTransgenderCupid we care very much for our members and your safety is our priority. To stay safe, both online and offline, there are some steps that you should take in consideration when it comes to dating. Use these tips and common sense practices to have a safe and pleasant dating experience.

Please read the dating safety tips below, but remember that you are always the best judge of your own safety. These guidelines are not intended to be a substitute for your own judgment.

Creating your online dating profile:

Never give personal information, such as: your social security number, phone number, credit card number or bank information, your work or home address, or even your Social Media contact information to people you don’t know or haven’t met in person.

Protect your profile:

Never share your password with anyone. And if you are on a public or shared computer, then be very cautious. Especially in public places make sure nobody sees or record your password or any other personal information. When using a public or shared computer, always make sure you log-out at the end of your session.

Note: MyTransgenderCupid will never ask you for your password. Any such communications should be reported immediately.

Finance protection:

Even if the person claims to be in an emergency, never send any money to someone who you just met online or haven’t met in person. If someone you meet on My Transgender Cupid asks you for money, stop all communication and report him / her immediately. For more information, click on this link for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's advice to avoid online romance scams.

Take your time and be Web Wise

Sometimes, when you just met someone, you get too over-excited and your emotions get the overhand. Just take your time to get to know the person better before disclosing your full identity and/or contact details.

Also block and report suspicious users. You can block and report concerns about any suspicious user anonymously from any profile page, conversations or messaging window. Keep conversations on the platform until you feel comfortable. People with the wrong intentions will try to move the conversation to text, personal email or phone conversations.

Additionally, please report anyone who violates our Terms & Conditions here. Examples of violations include:

  • asking you for money or donations
  • minors using the community
  • members sending harassing or offensive messages or emails
  • members behaving inappropriately during or after meeting in person
  • fraudulent registration or profiles
  • spam or solicitation, such as invitations to call 1-900 numbers or attempts to sell products or services.

When you going to meet in person:

First in-person meetings are exciting, but always take precautions and follow these guidelines to help you stay safe.

Always Meet and Stay in Public place

Make sure to meet in a public place during daylight hours. – never in a private or remote location and never at your date’s home or apartment. If your date pressures you, end the date and leave at once.

Tell Your Friends and Family Members of Your Plans

Inform a friend or family member of your plans and where you going to meet. Make sure you have your cell phone charged and have it with you at all times. And let a friend make a short phone call during the date.

Keep an eye on your drink

It doesn't matter what you are drinking, be it Vodka or water, don't leave your drink unattended. It is really common people might put something in your drink to make abuse of you. So always keep an eye on your drink.

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