Web site warns women of potential heartbreakers

The Star-Ledger reports:

The sting of a woman scorned has been amped up. There's now an Internet hall of fame for "cheaters" -- and these are just a sampling of the postings outing some of New Jersey's alleged Lotharios.

It's all courtesy of a new Web site that gives wronged chicks throughout the world a place to roost. Dontdatehimgirl.com lets them vent about their experience and identify these bad boys not only by their dirty deeds but by their photograph, age, race, height, weight and place of residence -- all for free.

Guys, you have Tara Joseph, a 33-year-old single Miami publicist, to thank. She says she was cheated on twice and thought there should be a way to warn women that a dangerous dog might lie ahead.

"It's a community service," Joseph says, chuckling. "It's like a newspaper letting you know what's going on in the community. I think it's revolutionizing the way women date, and it's changed the game in favor of women. With this site they can find out about cheaters ahead of time, and they can find out about the guy before they date him."

The web does things you really never could have imagined.