Has anyone on here found their spouse on the Ashley Madison list?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TO: "You should ashamed of yourself for confusing to shame and hurt these victims of a hacking. When your medical records and private conversations and personal issues get aired one day I hope you are outed and paraded around the world as you are doing to others,"
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I'm sorry, that was not my intention at all. Yes, it has affected many, many people.

And although you can acknowledge this you are callus enough to continue destroying people with private information that was gained from a criminal activity?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TO: "You should ashamed of yourself for confusing to shame and hurt these victims of a hacking. When your medical records and private conversations and personal issues get aired one day I hope you are outed and paraded around the world as you are doing to others,"
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I'm sorry, that was not my intention at all. Yes, it has affected many, many people.

And although you can acknowledge this you are callus enough to continue destroying people with private information that was gained from a criminal activity?

What are you talking about??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a local TV producer...
I can't imagine. And the question of whether to tell or not tell a friend, neighbor or family member has to be agonizing.
Would anyone be interested in sharing your experience of searching a name and finding someone you know? Do you think this breach was a good or bad thing?
Many thanks.

BAD. Especially devastating also for people on the list who are from Muslim countries who were on there to find homosexual partners. Saudi Arabia is already staring to round up gay people from the info. Homosexuality there and in many other countries is death. Gays who's names were in the list are already starting to flee Saudi Arabia.

I never thought of that. How awful. Do you know of anyone who left and came here?

The Saudi Arabian government is using the recently leaked data from Ashley Madison to track down homosexuals in their country. As homosexuality is a crime, punishable by death, in Saudi Arabia the leak is estimated to result in the death of hundreds if not thousands of gay people in Saudi Arabia.

Tuesday night, hackers leaked a dump of private information on more than 33 million Ashley Madison profiles, including full names, phone numbers, payment details, and checked-off sexual desires and orientation. A source in the Saudi Arabian government has revealed that this information is now being used to track down and imprison homosexuals as well as persons with “adulterous or immoral sexual fantasies”. Many of these crimes are punishable by death, and it is feared that this leak might result in an as of yet unseen amount of executions. A homosexual man has described how he decided to run away as soon as he heard about the leak:

“The reason I decided to use the dating site [Ashley Madison, sic] was because of their focus on anonymity. My country does not tolerate my sexual orientation, so I was happy when I found a safe place to have a profile and look for other men. When I heard about the possible leak in the news I decided to flee the country immediately: I have no doubt in my heart that the information in my profile would lead to me being killed”.

http://www.libel.news/ashley-madison-leak-used-by-saudi-arabia-to-imprison-gays/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a local TV producer...
I can't imagine. And the question of whether to tell or not tell a friend, neighbor or family member has to be agonizing.
Would anyone be interested in sharing your experience of searching a name and finding someone you know? Do you think this breach was a good or bad thing?
Many thanks.

BAD. Especially devastating also for people on the list who are from Muslim countries who were on there to find homosexual partners. Saudi Arabia is already staring to round up gay people from the info. Homosexuality there and in many other countries is death. Gays who's names were in the list are already starting to flee Saudi Arabia.

I never thought of that. How awful. Do you know of anyone who left and came here?

The Saudi Arabian government is using the recently leaked data from Ashley Madison to track down homosexuals in their country. As homosexuality is a crime, punishable by death, in Saudi Arabia the leak is estimated to result in the death of hundreds if not thousands of gay people in Saudi Arabia.

Is this for real? Is there a better source then "libel news, apocryphal news?"

Tuesday night, hackers leaked a dump of private information on more than 33 million Ashley Madison profiles, including full names, phone numbers, payment details, and checked-off sexual desires and orientation. A source in the Saudi Arabian government has revealed that this information is now being used to track down and imprison homosexuals as well as persons with “adulterous or immoral sexual fantasies”. Many of these crimes are punishable by death, and it is feared that this leak might result in an as of yet unseen amount of executions. A homosexual man has described how he decided to run away as soon as he heard about the leak:

“The reason I decided to use the dating site [Ashley Madison, sic] was because of their focus on anonymity. My country does not tolerate my sexual orientation, so I was happy when I found a safe place to have a profile and look for other men. When I heard about the possible leak in the news I decided to flee the country immediately: I have no doubt in my heart that the information in my profile would lead to me being killed”.

http://www.libel.news/ashley-madison-leak-used-by-saudi-arabia-to-imprison-gays/

[Anonymous]

Is the above for real? Do you have a better source then "libel, apocryphal news?"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous



Is the above for real? Do you have a better source then "libel, apocryphal news?"

Why? Do you want to help rounded them up? I am sure as a conservative you support this.

[Anonymous]

The AM hack is a wake up call to everyone. The internet is not safe. We warn our children about social media and posting stuff that will live forever. Well folks, the AM data will be out there forever. 10 years from now your kids will search on you and find that you were seeking out an affair. Or that you frequent a sex site. As in real life, don't do anything online that you would be embarrassed by if your mom or kids see it.

[Anonymous]

A friend alerted me DH was on the list. I checked and he was. He says he's the victim of a prank and I believe him. We have a strong marriage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A friend alerted me DH was on the list. I checked and he was. He says he's the victim of a prank and I believe him. We have a strong marriage.

If he was on the credit card list it was not a prank. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A friend alerted me DH was on the list. I checked and he was. He says he's the victim of a prank and I believe him. We have a strong marriage.

There are a number of sites that will confirm this. I sure hope you plan to follow up.

[Anonymous]

I doubt

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A friend alerted me DH was on the list. I checked and he was. He says he's the victim of a prank and I believe him. We have a strong marriage.

If he was on the credit card list it was not a prank. Sorry.

If it is email list only then it is possible it was a prank.

[Anonymous]

Well, if the statistics are to be believed, there were a large number of men who did mostly window-shopping, and never actually met any women -- since there hardly were any women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A friend alerted me DH was on the list. I checked and he was. He says he's the victim of a prank and I believe him. We have a strong marriage.

If he was on the credit card list it was not a prank. Sorry.

If it is email list only then it is possible it was a prank.

I'm sorry who signs someone up for an anonymous cheating website as a PRANK? It's not like they knew it'd get out. I feel for you, but that's BS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Found a really good friends husband on there. Can't decide if I tell her or not.

I'm in the same boat. On the one hand, I would want to know. On the other hand, I don't want to bring it up if she already knows and is hoping no one has seen his name.

Print it and mail it to her pffice