Meeting Up

On ? with friends website you can develop online friends with people

you might never have met otherwise.

Once you have been emailing new friends for a while,

you may decide to meet each other in person.

It is sensible to take commonsense precautions with your arrangements.

Remember the more you know about the person before you meet,

the better time you are likely to have when you do meet.

  • Before telephoning someone consider the following:
  • If you are telephoning either a Mobile or a landline, the number
  • (i.e. your telephone number) will be registered and they could call you back.

If you wish to avoid having your number traced,

simply enter 1831 from a fixed phone (*#31# from a Mobile)

And then dial the number you are calling.

If there is somebody who is behaving in a way that you consider inappropriate,

please contact us about this at:

admin@getwithfriends.com and we will look into the situation.

If there are other issues, you may want to refer to our Terms and Conditions of use; or faq.

  • Tell a friend or relative where you are going, and when you expect to be home.

  • Arrange your own transport to and from the meeting,
  • Don't accept offers of a lift from your new friend.

  • Set a time limit for your first meeting, keep it short,
  • meet in a public place,
  • perhaps lunch or a cup of coffee.

  • Do not invite him/her to your home on the first meeting,
  • or visit them at there home.

  • Do not divulge personal details, Information like your home address,
  • place of work
  • and so on are best kept to yourself until you feel absolutely secure about sharing them.

Remember that many email addresses contain someone's full name.

If you do not wish to give this information out when emailing off the site,

you might wish to consider setting up an email account

which does not include your full name.

  • Go with your instincts, if the meeting is not going well and you
  • are feeling uncomfortable make your excuses and leave politely.

  • You are under no obligation to meet people in person,
  • if you are not sure or it doesn't feel right to you, don't.

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