FabSwingers.com forum: Out of date faces

By *r_reus OP Man
36 weeks ago

Coventry

What's the time limit on how long you can use a face pic for in the years after it was taken, before it counts as false advertising?

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By *mmaleiaWoman
36 weeks ago

East Northamptonshire

5 years? I don’t change much in that time, 10 yes you do

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By *randmrsbigboobsCouple
36 weeks ago

romsey

Can’t really put a time limit on it to be honest, but if it doesn’t look like you, you shouldn’t be using it

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By *ora the explorerWoman
36 weeks ago

Paradise, Herts

Dunno why the title made me chuckle so much

. I think my face may be nearing its expiry date to be fair

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago

5years max but some I've had pics sent that were 10plus years old

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By *ulieAndBeefCouple
36 weeks ago

Manchester-ish

Mine needs a yellow label

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By *ora the explorerWoman
36 weeks ago

Paradise, Herts

"Mine needs a yellow label

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By *ad HardcoreMan
36 weeks ago

A Chippy Near You...

"What's the time limit on how long you can use a face pic for in the years after it was taken, before it counts as false advertising?"

"False advertising"

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By *ealitybitesMan
36 weeks ago

Belfast

It depends.

Two faced people have an extended warranty.

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By *oreAgainForeverCouple
36 weeks ago

doncaster

We once met up with a guy who was really my type we swapped pics and vids chatted and took the plunge to go to his when we got to his he was at least 20’years older than the pictures this is why we always meet socially first as you don’t know how dodgy some of these profiles are

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By *rcoupleCouple
36 weeks ago

Mid Glam

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By *lack Orchid 0204Man
36 weeks ago

Leeds

Who'd have thought folk tell fibbies on the internet

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By *icecouple561Couple
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36 weeks ago

East Sussex

I'd say six months.

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By *rcoupleCouple
36 weeks ago

Mid Glam

3-4 years old. We need a few new onea but we've not changed that much in th kast 2 and half years.

We recently had contact from a couple who's newest pics were 12 yeard old.. .

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By *reyToTheFairiesWoman
36 weeks ago

Carlisle usually

Facially there's only a small scar and a few crows feet between a picture of me at 16 and a picture of me now.

But the difference between me now and me two to three years ago is a lot more noticeable.

If someone sends a picture that looks nothing like the person when I meet them, it's an instant no from me anyway. So it's a pointless endeavour

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By *electableicecreamMan
36 weeks ago

The West

These days I find filters more of a concern than old pictures.

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By *alcon77Man
36 weeks ago

under the sun & the moon

This profile photo I'd say is 2 years old or so.

I have some very recent face photos in the friends only album.

The only difference is I have a longer beard these days.

People I haven't seen for a decade or more, tell me I look the same when I meet them (which is nice I guess)..

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By *ora the explorerWoman
36 weeks ago

Paradise, Herts

"These days I find filters more of a concern than old pictures."

This is true. There are so many and they are so obvious. Especially on faces.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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36 weeks ago

East Sussex

You don't notice the subtle changes to your own features but people who haven't seen you for a while or who are expecting the two/three years ago version to turn up, do.

I've seen so many 'and they'd obviously sent old face pictures ' posts. I never want to be the subject of one

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By *electableicecreamMan
36 weeks ago

The West

"These days I find filters more of a concern than old pictures.

This is true. There are so many and they are so obvious. Especially on faces. "
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Honestly I've come to expect that many women don't look like their photos between old photos, filters and good angles.

I have to say it doesn't bother me at all because I honestly feel like people mostly do this for themselves.

On fab we have to bare all and put ourselves out there and that's actually a lot.

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By *TG3Man
36 weeks ago

Dorchester

Your face doesn't go out of date surely

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By *icecouple561Couple
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36 weeks ago

East Sussex

"These days I find filters more of a concern than old pictures.

This is true. There are so many and they are so obvious. Especially on faces. ..

Honestly I've come to expect that many women don't look like their photos between old photos, filters and good angles.

I have to say it doesn't bother me at all because I honestly feel like people mostly do this for themselves.

On fab we have to bare all and put ourselves out there and that's actually a lot. "

How much difference from photos to actual person are you prepared to accept?

We had a guy turn up once whose photo must have been twenty years old. His hair had gone from very dark brown to grey.

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By *electableicecreamMan
36 weeks ago

The West

"These days I find filters more of a concern than old pictures.

This is true. There are so many and they are so obvious. Especially on faces. ..

Honestly I've come to expect that many women don't look like their photos between old photos, filters and good angles.

I have to say it doesn't bother me at all because I honestly feel like people mostly do this for themselves.

On fab we have to bare all and put ourselves out there and that's actually a lot.

How much difference from photos to actual person are you prepared to accept?

We had a guy turn up once whose photo must have been twenty years old. His hair had gone from very dark brown to grey. "

Fair enough that's an extreme example and it would be too much for me.

I have been surprised many times when meeting people. So much so that I expect it now and just wait until I meet a person to form my impression.

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By *nterracial cpl essexCouple
36 weeks ago

Essex

We’ve recently had interest from a couple who ‘enjoy regular fun’ but the photos were 10 years old as was their one verification.

Any pics we send privately are recently done. We’d rather people saw what was on offer than a filtered illusion.

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By *rsMistyPeaksWoman
36 weeks ago

Essex

I’ve had 2 massive filtered/old pictures upon meeting for a social.

I now go down the video call route.

I’m assured that my photos are accurate

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By *ife NinjaMan
36 weeks ago

Dunfermline

I rent my faces out to Halloween mask manufacturers