The district court certifies that dating cherry blossoms fall under fraud and orders compensation company to compensate

ByMourner

On dating sites on the Internet, there are users who seriously seek dating, while users who skillfully exchange e-mails and make money to pay such users, so-calledSakuraHowever, the Saitama District Court Koshigaya branch recognized the site management that used this cherry as "illegal management corresponding to fraud".

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The incident occurred in October 2006. A woman in his 30's living in Saitama Prefecture has used the service for about 1 year and 4 months after registering in the dating site managed by NOW (the company name of the time is Avante). This service is a system that charges 230 yen for each sending and receiving of mail, and women paid a total of 5,440,000 yen. However, at the time, the partner who was exchanging was not a general member but was suing as a casel who impersonated as a member.

Judge Miho Sato of the Saitama District Court Koshigaya branch said that the mail sent to this woman is a kind of content that attracts attention such as "I want to meet" and "give money" and "It is hard to believe that the other party was not cherry "We certified that there was a cherry act to keep the mail continued.

In this site, as an advertisement, "I heard that you can meet directly by e-mail without having to exchange mail (for a fee) through the site, and you can meet the fee," the judge said Regarding points also, it is pointed out that faking lies that "you can mail directly," "meet you" despite using cherry blossoms. I ordered the operating company to pay the full amount of about 6 million yen including refund of usage fee.

According to the plaintiff's agent, the ruling that orders compensation order by accrediting dating site using cherry as illegal is unusual. The defendant is assuming a one-sided judgment and appealing appeal.

That dating site hires part-time job of cherry blossoms is a so-called open factHowever, the dating system is still alive, is not it?