With the fast spread of awareness and exposure to social media, networks, smart phones a declaration was made that cheating on spouses and business associates has been made easier.
The new network’s research reveals:
1. Facebook was cited as the reason for 1/3 of divorces in 2011
2. There’s been a huge spike in female membership among married women aged 30+ on UK ‘cheating websites’ since the 2012 ‘Fifty Shades/Mummy Porn’ phenomenon.
3. I in 5 couples now meet online yet a third of all online daters admit they've lied when writing their profile
4. Up to 200,000 people in UK were caught in online dating scams in 2011 losing between £50 and £250,000 and a total of £8 million
The National Fraud Authority (2012) estimates that fraud costs in the UK equate to over R940 billion a year. Not all cheating ends in divorce. About 60 per cent of couples remain together following infidelity.
But for those who feel their partners are refusing to come clean, “My Cheating” is a technology that provides a discreet and sensitive service, with fully transparent costs, dedicated to helping clients find out what they need to know to make an informed decision on the future of their relationships, and one of the negative consequences is that it has become easier for people to cheat. Social media and technological advancements have put temptation at our fingertips, and this is demonstrated by the meteoric rise in extra-marital encounters.
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