If you’ve always been curious about joining AdultFriendFinder but nervous about handing over personal info, we get it. It’s just common sense to be cautious with your data, especially on a well-known hookup site with a history of data breaches. But let us put your mind at rest: You can sign up to AFF with minimal personal info.
Here’s a guide to all the info you need to provide to sign up for either a free or paid account on AdultFriendFinder.
Free accounts
Because free accounts are extremely limited in what they can do on AFF, they don’t require much information. You will need to provide AFF with your email address, date of birth, and location, as well as your marital status and sexual orientation. Other dating sites require a profile photo so other users can see you, but AFF allows you to browse the site anonymously. You can use AFF without uploading a single photo.
If you’re still nervous, you can use a burner email address, though if you want to earn verified status on AFF in the future, you will need to correct your email to match the contact information on any government-issued identification (which AFF requires for official verification).
Paid accounts
If you enjoy your AdultFriendFinder experience and want more freedom to explore the site and connect with other users, there’s no way around it: you’ll need to upgrade to a paid premium membership, which means providing even more (and actually legitimate) personal information.
You need to provide a credit card number and an accurate address, including your country, city, state alternative, and ZIP code.
If you want the premium experience but you really don’t want to share those credit card digits, you can use one of their alternative payment methods, like a mail-in check, digital gift card, or prepaid debit card.
Not all of these payment options are available in every country, but if you prioritize anonymity and data security, the prepaid account option is the most secure.
Source: https://mashable.com/life/adultfriendfinder-accounts-how-much-personal-info-you-have-to-provide
