Luke
Staff admitted messages were system generated.
I made a free account, and received a lot of messages. I joined one month's premium, to read and reply to these messages. One of the girls finally replied back, and denied sending it. I accused Fuckbook staff of sending fake messages. Their response: "It appears she opted into the Icebreaker system when she created her profile, which means messages and friend requests will be sent on her behalf to assist her in connecting with members." Icebreaker is on by default. You think you're getting all these messages, but they are system generated. Shameless scam. Basically robbery. Beware of the various domain names, fuckbook.tv, etc. Same entity. RESPONSE TO STAFF RESPONSE: It is not made clear when joining what "Icebreaker" is OR that your account is enabling that feature. You are opted in by DEFAULT. Nowhere on the sign in process does it say anything about Icebreaker sending system-generated messages. Almost all of the profiles had Icebreaker enabled. Like the girl who replied to me, users seem unaware that bogus messages are being sent on their behalf.
Response from FuckbookApr 22, 2020
Hi Luke, Icebreaker is a feature which is optional, and members can opt out at any time. It does send automated messages to connect our members and start conversations. You can make this work to your advantage in finding other members that match your search criteria. We would be happy to discuss further via email - [email protected]




