[wmfights]

It undoubtedly says a great deal that Bloomberg Businessweek chose this topic for its Valentine’s Day cover story. Why did they run a cover article on a man who declares, “Monogamy, in my opinion, is a failed experiment”? Does this represent the magazine’s agreement with Mrs. Biderman when she says, “…it’s a business, and that’s how we look at it”?

[MsLady]

Monogamy has only failed because he’s weak so he wants to help others become weak. And is he going to be paying for all the extra abortions, unplanned children and STD’s?

[hoagy62]

I may get thrashed for saying this...but this guy has a special place in Hell for what he’s doing. Utterly disgusting.

[Melas]

I don’t know anything about this particular enterprise, but online dating sites in general have been accused of hiring fluffers—women who aren’t really interested in anything but play the role to keep the men spending money.

Common sense tells me that if AM was actually facilitating affairs, they’d go broke. No, my money says that they string these suckers along for a very long and very expensive ride.

[MEGoody]

So basically, these women are prostitutes who don't get any money for their services - it all goes to the pimps.

Got it.

[TexasPatriot1]

Apparently, they are not reading their bibles.
Judgement for the wicked to follow.
Now He has electronic proof.

[zeohti]

Is Bill Clinton on their board of directors yet?

[Scythian]

This is pure evil, woah to those that sin, but worse to those that teach and temp others too

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

How do the guys hide the payments for the exhorbitant fees from their wives? From a forensic accounting perspective, that appears to be a fatal flaw in the concept of “secrecy”. After all, it can’t be a cash transaction - there has to be a financial trail created. Even if the cheating husband retains total access and control to all credit card records, it’s all discoverable in litigation.

A man would have to be either totally ignorant, crazy or just that hard-up enough to willingly place such a noose of culpability around his own neck. Makes no sense to me.

[pnh102]

This industry only exists because people want to cheat, not the other way around.

[Vision]

AshleyMadison.com is pure evil. Here is a site used to create adulterous relationships and how did they choose the name? The founder selected the two most popular girl baby names.

[longtermmemmory]

which means every divorce lawyer will have the subpoena in their forms directory for the phone and ip of the named opposing spouse.

[montag813]

She went on: “I mean, yeah, I’d love it if he were working on a cure for cancer. But it’s a business, and that’s how we look at it.”

What a lovely pair or moral role models their kids have.

[bvw]

I wonder if the wife of the Mafia hitman up the corner from where I grew up would ever say, “It’s a business.”

What a crazy attitude some people have! It never fails to amaze me. Even though I grew up in a rough neighborhood I took certain standards of morals and ethics for granted. IT AIN’T EVER FOR GRANTED!

Never take the standards of morality, ethics, modesty and decency for granted. They have to be worked on all the time, re-inforced, taught, celebrated, protected.

This “business” will be taken down in time, I’d hope. Some big dog Divorce Lawyer representing one or a class of complaintants will take everything the happy “Adultery Inducing” business couple have.

[Persevero]

I think adultery has failed.

It brings heartache, sexual disease, abuse, and children who, if they survive, are handicapped by the absence of a proper family.

What does “failure” mean to this man?

[little jeremiah]

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What can I say? Love, fidelity, commitment, trust, loyalty - these all mean nothing to the owners and users of this enterprise. As you sow, so shall you reap - it's the immutable law of karma. And promoting evil earns the same reward as practicing it yourself.

[5thGenTexan]

“Really, the business itself doesn’t match who he is as a person..."

I guess she hasn't considered the possibility of him being good enough to keep his affairs secret. After all, he is good enough at that to make is a multi-million dollar business.

[GOPJ]

Biderman’s wife, Amanda, seems unconcerned about both the business and her husband’s chosen role as the captain of the adultery industry. In a statement of almost complete moral evasion, she says: “Really, the business itself doesn’t match who he is as a person — it’s not our lifestyle or value system or any of that.” Well, here’s a clue: if you conceive, establish, and run the business, it is your value system.

"Amandas" are the perfect type of wives for men who want to fool around... A secondary business might be to help men find the perfect 'amanda" ...