The Ashley Madison hack exposed the scam that is all dating sites and so-called hook up platforms through the internet. The data breech that Ashley Madison was shown not even to ever delete the profiles of people who quit this lame service after discovering that this site was a scam and didn't need their needs and hopes of finding someone to play around. The whole concept of this business was a total farce and shouldn't even been allowed to venture forth but the incredible influence of venture capitalists to fund and dumb-founded idea that these Ponzi schemers dream up with in their techno-capitalist quests of inequality.
The hackers objected to the morally dubious concept of this site although they should of been shrewd to realize that this is a fake site where a married man hooking up with a married woman as likely as seeing a rainbow being seen on the moon. The vast majority of women's profiles on this site and I say all dating sites are fake and the moronic view that you could easily get laid browsing the internet is one of the biggest fallacies of the internet era. This site charged these married fools twenty dollars to delete their accounts once they realized they had been bamboozled into this service and now feared that their information could leak out some day.
Ashley Madison made some three million dollars from deleted accounts these hackers discovered in addition to the irrefutable evidence that the company then never bothered deleting one ad or profile wanting to keep it in its database to make it appear such a popular social media site. These sites just are a total scam to pocket money from poor men in bad marriages with hopes of liaisons that will never happen on a site where ninety five percent of the embers are male and the other five percent are computer generated rubbish horse manure. Noel birdman CEO of Ashley Madison must have had a long laugh at the millions of men who subsidized his extravagant lifestyle trying to find a tryst outside their humdrum marriages.
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