IF you got this invite in reply to your ad then forward the mail to and let us deal with it. We do not allow commercial enterprises to use our site.
Otherwise, if you haven't made your email address anonymous in your ad then do so - that way you can only get replies from other registered and logged in members and we can then ban those who do this.
:P
No I don't get bothered by this. They don't have their parties in my laybys thank goodness :P
:grin: :grin:
lol last time we had anyone in here just wanting the 'young beautiful people' I was called an 'Old Minger'
What was the name of that member??
Can anyone else remember her?
people like that usually have most to hide.... i can just see them in their armani pants now !!
Got this email from Fever yesterday. :shock: :shock:
As Fever regulars know, we welcome efforts by other party organisers
to expand and improve the scene. Swinging should be one big happy
family. So warning people against a particular club is not something
we would do lightly. However, exceptional circumstances have arisen
and we need to alert our friends and supporters to a potential
danger.
Several couples have asked us about an event that has just begun
advertising called Killing Kittens. KK is a venture run by Emma
Sayle, who was briefly employed by Fever earlier this year to
organise our big party in March. She came to us recommended but,
unfortunately, Emma violated our trust (and that of our guests) in an
unbelievably cynical manner.
Ms Sayle did a deal behind our backs with a tabloid newspaper to let
two of its journalists into the party. She also hid a secret video
camera in the main playroom. Luckily, the paper's lawyers stopped it
showing the faces or giving the names of partygoers. This was no
thanks to Emma, who had negotiated a large pay off for betraying us
all and didn't care whose lives were ruined by the exposure.
When the story appeared Fever launched an enquiry that eventually
uncovered Emma Sayle as the guilty party. When we confronted her she
admitted her guilt and we sacked her. Obviously we hoped never to
hear her name again. No such luck.
Subsequently she set up a website called to sell 5
minute clips of the video of the party to be downloaded to computers
and mobile phones. Only after a meeting with our lawyers did she
abandon the plan.
Our investigators discovered a number of other disturbing things
about Ms Sayle. Some of these we're keeping under our hat for the
moment but we know that she regularly acts as a paid spy for a
tabloid, earning hundreds and sometimes thousands a month by
informing on the private lives of people she comes into contact with.
We also know that, a year ago, she was given an official police
caution on two charges of deception for the fraudulent use of friends' credit
cards.
With such an extraordinary record of dishonesty and deceit, we
believe Emma's motives in holding adult parties are strongly suspect.
We are sure you will make up your own minds about this but if, like
us, you think Emma Sayle is a menace, please make sure everyone else
is warned about Killing Kittens.
