Easter and Autumn is upon us at NZDating.com, New Zealand's premier dating and friendship service
Issue 132, April 2020
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Easter Already?It's that sweet, buttery, hot cross bunny time of year... 
This Easter many of us were planning to catch up with friends or travel to favourite holiday places but instead will stay home to comply with COVID-19 Level 4 restrictions prohibiting socialising in person and travelling.
Luckily as part of the NZDatihg community you have a fun, safe place to stay home this Easter, eat loads of chocolate, and socialise freely online!
Happy Easter everyone
We thank you for your support,
The NZDating team.
www.nzdating.com
 Find hidden Easter Egg Gold Gifts!To Celebrate Easter we're giving away gold memberships!
From the 10th April until the end of Wednesday night (15th April) visit a Gold member's advert and if your profile matches what they're looking for - an Easter Gold ticket may appear - be the first to click it and you'll instantly have a week of Gold added to your account!
 | Gold members - expect many new visitors to your advert!
Now's a great time to spruce up your advert & and keep an eye on who's checking you out! | | |  | Free Members
Go Gold now to benefit from the extra people viewing Gold adverts (& see who they are!)
- and with Free Gifts when buying Gold this week (see below for details) you can't go wrong! |
For more information including T&Cs, please see the promotion page
Free Gifts with Gold Membership Extend or upgrade to Gold membership by the end of this Easter weekend and get free Gold membership to give away to NZDating friends at no extra cost.
 for each 3 month purchase, 2 giftable weeks are added
for each 6 month purchase, 2 giftable fortnights are added
for each 12 month purchase, 2 giftable months are added
So if you've been thinking of upgrading or extending your existing Gold subscription, now is the time!
* Offer starts on the 9th April and ends 15 April 2020
NZDating Safety Tips Reminder After 20+ years we know online dating is a safe and secure experience, but as in the 'offline' world there are certain precautions that should be taken when dealing with people you don't know well.
For general safety advice including offline activities please see our recently updated 'Your Safety' section, which includes new information on identifying scammers in and outside of NZ
To keep NZDating.com a safe and fun place to be, please do follow our safety tips.
Use Common Sense
While the vast majority of people using the internet are normal and law-abiding; you need to use common sense as you would anywhere else. Don't be overly paranoid but always stay alert. If something or someone sounds too good to be true they probably are. Remember your safety is far more important than one person's opinion of you.
Report commercial activity
On a dating and friendship site such as NZDating, there's no reason to discuss money - in fact it's strictly against the Terms of Use to conduct any commercial activity. If anyone attempts to discuss monetary transactions with you, please report it immediately using the 'report misuse' link and block the member - remember participating in commercial activity is also considered misuse and will result in your account being removed to prevent further misuse.
 Regardless of the strength of your feelings towards someone you've been corresponding with online, as soon as you receive any form of request for money, use the reporting tools provided and cease any further communications with that person. A genuine relationship will survive without the need for money changing hands.
Common Traits of an Overseas Scammer Profile - They quickly want to share contact details away from NZDating using external email, chat or instant messenger
- The photos used are of professional or near professional quality
- They may claim to be born in the USA, UK, Canada or Australia but currently travelling or working overseas (often saying they're out of the country for work, business contract or military service)
- They use broken english, or their advert text seems like it's too cliche or templated
- They use emotional language too quickly, claiming love or a strong desire to meet you before they know you
- They have plans to visit NZ, but at the last minute are prevented by a traumatic event or business deal gone sour and require payment
- They may request a money transfer using Western Union as it's nearly impossible to reverse such transfers
Needy People ScamsThe scammer tells you online they are having difficulties with their car, kids or family and wants to meet in person so may ask you for money to pay for petrol or fare to facilitate the meeting. They will use a variety of excuses to entice you to send funds, for example they haven't eaten in some time or have hungry children and ask you to deposit money into their bank account for food. - They will claim to need money for food, rent, transport costs etc
- They will ask you to deposit money into a bank account or top up their phone
- They communicate with urgency, wanting you to immediately send money
- They may offer to pay the money back or to provide services or visit you in return for your payment
- They use emotional language claiming a desire to meet you, but you must pay them first
DO NOT send money under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
 If you become aware of any dubious activity...
...report it using the 'report misuse' link
Don't EVER pay any money! |
FREE GOLD GIVEAWAYSTOP PRESS: As a small gift to those of you that read down this far in this newsletter, we have free gold memberships for the first 500 members to use the code below:
To stake your claim, click here and select 'SPECIALS: Special Offer or Voucher Code' to enter the offer code above. If it doesn't work... sorry but you weren't one of the first 500, be quicker next time!
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