Ashley Madison: Can you cheat with a bot?

Platapus · 09-01-15, 05:04 PM

http://gizmodo.com/ashley-madison-co...ots-1727613924

Another interesting tidbit coming out of the Ashley Madison hack; That was probably not a woman you were hot chatting with.

Evidently, after taking the men's money, the Ashley Madison computers used automated bots to carry on conversations with the customers. There is also evidence that women were hired on a commission basis to chat up the men to keep them buying "credits" from the site.

So these jerks were not only trying to cheat on their wives/partners; they were not even talking to "real" women.. .and they had to pay money to boot.

There is something satisfying about dishonorable men trying to cheat on their women... and ending up being cheated by a dishonorable scam.

Karma

BTW, it appears that the AM servers recorded and kept the hot kinky conversations with identifying account information. So much for the service promising discretion and security.

I bet it will be embarrassing during the divorce hearings when transcripts of the hot chatting will shown and it is pointed out that it was not even a real woman.

I bet the judges will have fun with those cases.

Dude, you threw away everything in your life to hot chat with a bot! Was it really worth it?

I wonder how many blackmail cases have occurred that have not been reported to the police?

I honestly can't muster up too much sympathy for these dishonourable people.

Torplexed · 09-01-15, 08:09 PM

Yeah, you don't need to be a elf-lord to figure that out.

Stealhead · 09-01-15, 09:47 PM

I heard on a radio show that a woman in Portugal who had been hired by a similar site to create fake profiles sued her employer. On the grounds that they wanted her to create several thousand fake profiles but had originally told he she needed to only create a few dozen per week.

Politenessman · 09-01-15, 10:21 PM

Whilst it isn't cheating with a bot, you sign up to a site like that with the clear intention to cheat, I imagine for most people finding out that their partner was actively looking for an opportunity to cheat would be as much of a deal breaker as them actually achieving the goal.

It is hard to feel sympathy for the company or those signed up to it in this case.

However, expect this sort of thing to hit more forums, companies etc over time - if you are a passionate collector of Battlestar Galactica figures or similar, expect your dirty little secret to be outed in future.

Buddahaid · 09-01-15, 10:43 PM

Sure, I can cheat with anything!

Well someone had to say it.......

09-02-15, 12:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Politenessman

Whilst it isn't cheating with a bot, you sign up to a site like that with the clear intention to cheat, I imagine for most people finding out that their partner was actively looking for an opportunity to cheat would be as much of a deal breaker as them actually achieving the goal.

Definitely.
In the end, there would be no difference if she did or did not do it - being a member on a page like that or doing other things to find opportunities would be just as bad.

Loyalty is not only an act it is also a virtue.
Doesn't matter how it is broken, kaputt is kaputt.

Speaking out of experience here.......

Admiral Halsey · 09-02-15, 12:58 AM

Hasn't it gotten to the point where the guys running the site can legitimately be charged with fraud?

Torplexed · 09-02-15, 04:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey

Hasn't it gotten to the point where the guys running the site can legitimately be charged with fraud?

I suppose, but there would be a delicious irony in any lawsuit--I signed up to your site in good faith that I would get a genuine opportunity to be unfaithful to my spouse.

There is irony in the site's hacking as well. The hackers break into the site maliciously, and in so doing find they have an ethical problem with Ashley Madison, and then bring this up publicly claiming to have a "grievance" with the victims of their hacking.

Whudda world...whudda world.

Jimbuna · 09-02-15, 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Torplexed

I suppose, but there would be a delicious irony in any lawsuit--I signed up to your site in good faith that I would get a genuine opportunity to be unfaithful to my spouse.

Probably from those who know their marriage/relationship is totally destroyed because of their own actions.

Politenessman · 09-03-15, 06:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey

Hasn't it gotten to the point where the guys running the site can legitimately be charged with fraud?

You are probably right, however they are pretty safe IMO, because I can't see someone getting up in open court and demanding damages because they were ripped off in their attempts to cheat on their wife - even if they won significant damages, their wife would get the cash in the ensuing divorce.

09-03-15, 07:55 PM

Funny thing is first time I heard of this Ashely Maddison lot was when my eldest son and I were watching a Resident Evil movie on tv late at night and an ad comes on for them But the ad was showing and giving the impression it was for Women to cheat on their Husbands...

,(some of the latenight ad's are really WTF??? ,there's another one we saw for some Cougar lot for older women to hook up with younger guys..),

09-01-15, 05:04 PM	#1
Platapus Fleet Admiral Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 19,369 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 0	Ashley Madison: Can you cheat with a bot? http://gizmodo.com/ashley-madison-co...ots-1727613924 Another interesting tidbit coming out of the Ashley Madison hack; That was probably not a woman you were hot chatting with. Evidently, after taking the men's money, the Ashley Madison computers used automated bots to carry on conversations with the customers. There is also evidence that women were hired on a commission basis to chat up the men to keep them buying "credits" from the site. So these jerks were not only trying to cheat on their wives/partners; they were not even talking to "real" women.. .and they had to pay money to boot. There is something satisfying about dishonorable men trying to cheat on their women... and ending up being cheated by a dishonorable scam. Karma BTW, it appears that the AM servers recorded and kept the hot kinky conversations with identifying account information. So much for the service promising discretion and security. I bet it will be embarrassing during the divorce hearings when transcripts of the hot chatting will shown and it is pointed out that it was not even a real woman. I bet the judges will have fun with those cases. Dude, you threw away everything in your life to hot chat with a bot! Was it really worth it? I wonder how many blackmail cases have occurred that have not been reported to the police? I honestly can't muster up too much sympathy for these dishonourable people. __________________ abusus non tollit usum - A right should NOT be withheld from people on the basis that some tend to abuse that right.

09-01-15, 10:43 PM	#5
Buddahaid Shark above Space Chicken Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 9,321 Downloads: 162 Uploads: 0	Sure, I can cheat with anything! Well someone had to say it....... __________________ "However vast the darkness, we must provide our own light." Stanley Kubrick "Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming." David Bowie

09-03-15, 07:55 PM	#11
darius359au Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	Funny thing is first time I heard of this Ashely Maddison lot was when my eldest son and I were watching a Resident Evil movie on tv late at night and an ad comes on for them But the ad was showing and giving the impression it was for Women to cheat on their Husbands...,(some of the latenight ad's are really WTF??? ,there's another one we saw for some Cougar lot for older women to hook up with younger guys..),

09-01-15, 08:09 PM	#2
Torplexed Let's Sink Sumptin' ! Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 5,823 Downloads: 43 Uploads: 0	Yeah, you don't need to be a elf-lord to figure that out.

09-01-15, 09:47 PM	#3
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	I heard on a radio show that a woman in Portugal who had been hired by a similar site to create fake profiles sued her employer. On the grounds that they wanted her to create several thousand fake profiles but had originally told he she needed to only create a few dozen per week.

09-01-15, 10:21 PM	#4
Politenessman Watch Join Date: Dec 2014 Posts: 20 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	Whilst it isn't cheating with a bot, you sign up to a site like that with the clear intention to cheat, I imagine for most people finding out that their partner was actively looking for an opportunity to cheat would be as much of a deal breaker as them actually achieving the goal. It is hard to feel sympathy for the company or those signed up to it in this case. However, expect this sort of thing to hit more forums, companies etc over time - if you are a passionate collector of Battlestar Galactica figures or similar, expect your dirty little secret to be outed in future.

09-02-15, 12:58 AM	#7
Admiral Halsey Best Admiral in the USN Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: USS Enterprise (CV-6) Posts: 1,740 Downloads: 317 Uploads: 0	Hasn't it gotten to the point where the guys running the site can legitimately be charged with fraud?