Yea, this is one that's sort of funny but sort of not because out of 22k+ members we're bound to have a few on this list, the only question is how many. If you have used their service your account details (email, username, password and anything else you gave them) appears to now be in the public domain.

If you have an account with them, you MUST change your password here, and elsewhere (PayPal, banks etc) as your password and information is in the hands of criminals right now.

If you have an account with them and you also have a partner that doesn't know you have an account with them... well after changing your passwords it might be time to start hiding watches and talking to a lawyer.

https://it.slashdot.org/story/16/11...2-million-accounts-on-adultfriendfinder-sites

 

Step up if this applies to you

 

See the thing is its 20 years worth of signups and data from several of their sites including Penthouse so it could be an account from years before someone even met their present partner.

Doesn't necessarily mean anyone did anything untoward for that reason but you'd want to know about it in advance rather than finding out like one of our members did when his safe deposit box was empty and becoming a one man Bonhams Theme Auction.

 

The horror the horror