It has come to my attention that a fairly recently sprouted panty sales site which, in its short life, has already developed a dubious reputation, has now announced plans to copy a good bit of the Panty Trust application process. Some have expressed concern over this rip off of Panty Trust. Personally, I don’t think there is much danger of people mistaking this “verification” for the real thing from Panty Trust. Panty Trust has a lot more to it; the verified aspect is a tip of the iceberg. Panty Trust has developed a very solid reputation over many years of service, has many of the most respected panty sellers in the biz involved in its management, and it is a web-wide service as opposed to being tied to a specific, relatively unknown website.
What does scare the pants off of me however is that the person setting up this “verification” on this new site is asking woman to send him extremely personal information and photographs as part of this process. The person asking for this personal information is completely unknown to anyone in the panty community and offers no information about his background; he doesn’t even give himself a name on his own site. Unfortunately, nowadays, any fool, kid, or person with dishonest intentions, a computer, and $6.95 for webhosting can open up a website. Without any idea of who this person is, or of what his intentions are for your personal information it could be extremely dangerous to share your information and identification with them. Even if (hopefully) the “phantom” behind the site turns out to be harmless, you still have no information as too how he intends to keep your information safe and secure. Please keep yourself safe and use common sense when dealing with your private data and make sure that you know the person or at least their reputation before sending them anything that could come back to haunt or hurt you later in life.
Have fun – but stay safe,
PK
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