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Date a millionaire?

disenchant

You can't plagiarize yourself.
Aug 9, 2006
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I'm not sure what to think of this. My first thoughts are scam? Golddiggers? Pretentious asshats? Sugar Daddies?

But then, dating a millionaire might be nice...think of all the gear you could buy if you got married!

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This is nothing more than the "Date a Millionaire" internet company preying on the naive desires of desperate single women. These women will all sign up and pay their membership fees and then be disappointed as they find out that there are no desirable millionaires lining up to date them. :(
 
To keep things in perspective, a million dollars really isn't much money anymore. I know many people, and you likely do too, with a net worth over million dollars. Unless they have millionS, they live a very middle class life.

I bet many of the "millionaires" on that site are driving Camrys.
 
To keep things in perspective, a million dollars really isn't much money anymore. I know many people, and you likely do too, with a net worth over million dollars. Unless they have millionS, they live a very middle class life.

I bet many of the "millionaires" on that site are driving Camrys.

+1 (mil) :D I know many people like that. Depending on how the net worth is made up, the guy could be a real bum :ninja:
 
One million $$ or €€ is in my opinion a huge lot of money, but if it is bound in property it's not that much. My grandfather owns a decent amount of forest on an island in the Finnish archipelago where we also have summer houses, and that area is probably worth quite a bit. Also my parent's house and surrounding land is nowadays worth 10 times more than when they built it 15 years ago. However, I would never want to sell any of this if I took over a share of that property one day, as these places are the only places I truly can call my home. It's good to have property like this as a safety net for the future, but it wouldn't make me feel rich by any financial means anyway.

EDIT:Oops, I forgot what the topic of this thread was... :hiding: Sorry for going offtopic.

And on topic: I would date a millionaire, but not for the money. I would only consider it a biiig plus! :D No more 25 year long loans to pay...
 
To keep things in perspective, a million dollars really isn't much money anymore. I know many people, and you likely do too, with a net worth over million dollars. Unless they have millionS, they live a very middle class life.

I bet many of the "millionaires" on that site are driving Camrys.

And some of those might actually be negative millionaires.