Caution.
DO NOT TRUST ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN "BLACK LISTED" BY ADMIN!
More info about black marks
Beware of leeches.
Watch out for PICTURE COLLECTORS. These people ask for photos
and don't return theirs.
Use your ignore
list.
If things start to go sour, put that person on your "ignore list"
immediately. Some people cannot be reasoned with when they are angry.
We highly recommend that you report ALL abusive and threatening messages to the NZPersonals team.
We provide an "ignore" feature which gives you the option of
warning admin & others. The NZPersonals administrator will investigate and may
issue a "black mark" to the offender. If the offender
doesn't learn from his/her mistake, then he/she will be restricted from
messaging others.
Stay on
NZPersonals.
DON'T take the conversation offsite.
If you give your email address or phone number to another subscriber and it goes sour;
we may not be able to support you. We generally only support those who conduct their conversations on NZPersonals.com
Nark on fakers.
Report ALL fake profiles to NZPersonals immediately. The
NZPersonals administrator will investigate them and may delete them if we
have sufficient proof.
Be in control.
DO NOT bow to pressure. If anyone pressures you to meet them, click on
"ignore" and choose "Ignore & warn".
We will give that person a "black mark" and send them a
warning for their bad behaviour.
Be cautious!
If you
plan to meet, DO NOT invite anyone to your house, make sure the meeting place is a
populated area like a bar or
cafe. Tell a friend or family member that you're meeting someone
from NZPersonals (and tell them where you're meeting them).
NEVER give anyone your last name, your address, your place of work or
your phone number.
Protect yourself.
If you feel unsure about meeting on your own, ask a friend to
accompany you, or ask them to watch over you from a distance.
Watch your drink!
Keep an eye on your glass or bottle at all times. Don't allow your
date to fill your glass or to carry your drink. If you start to
feel disoriented or sleepy, go to the bar and ask the "bar
manager" for help.
Arrange your own
transport.
DO NOT allow your date to "give you a lift"
anywhere. Use your own transport, a taxi, a friend, or a family
member to get you home.
Be safe, stay
safe.
SAFE SEX is more important than ever. HIV infections are on the increase.
Always insist on using condoms when engaging in any kind of penetrative sexual contact.
Too many people are not disclosing their HIV status these days. A good idea is to ask
your date about their health before
anything progresses - you could be saving your life by asking the simple
question "do you have any sexually transmitted diseases?".