It makes me wonder what sorta education do you need to be a reporter? I bet you can drop outta grade 8 and if you can put sentences together and tell a story you can report on any spam that comes in your email folder.

I bet the reporter didn’t even meet with the so called guy who wasn’t really a virgin. Probably just saw some number and email and some sorta plea to put his story up and Toronto Sun fell for it. I bet they feel really stupid for putting up a story. I say someone make up a story about a lost child and see if the Toronto Sun will report on it. I bet they will.

I m sad it was just a “joke” i spent a lot of time (fwd ur address and shit) but come on guys. It s a joke. It s for fun. Be cool. This kid just wanted to have some fun I guess and I think it s one of the best trick ever.

Im sorry but its people like you who make all of us not trust people out there.

I feel sorry for you and i hope karma gets you in the ass.

1) I don’t think this is something the media should be blamed or pinned for. They reported on something sensational, and that is the job of the media. The Toronto Star does the same thing (only much worse, and usually factually incorrect anyway)

2) It was a very smart, clever marketing trick that proved successful. As a resident of Toronto I accept the apology but rest assured, it was a clever trick (and probably would have been a lot more accepting had it been done around April Fools!)

Now, notwithstanding all that, the only thing I have to say negatively is the reasons that “Geoff” was a “virgin” and what happened with his ex-fiancee. I don’t necessarily think it was wise to pull at heartstrings like that - cheating and extra-marital affairs are serious business. At first, the ex-fiancee was made to be the villian (and rightly so - I’ve dated people who have only ever cheated on me), but instead was only an innocent victim - now fully discredited. Im not so sure it was wise to do that.

Either way, what you wanted to do, you did. It worked, it was successful, I don’t agree with people who called you every name in the book and then some; they probably would not have been able to pull off such a successful, well-packaged promotion as you have. I read some of the comments: Norway, Romania, the United States ?? - all these places covered the story, and when you make it into the New York Post or other worldwide media, that’s a very successful, well-targeted effort that deserves one word: congrats.

You obviously bailed on your little bet, probably because your lady friend was being called a skank too much, or because you yourself were sick of people laughing at you.

What you should have done is been a man and said that you couldn’t go through with it because you were embarrassed by all the attention. If you had done that, it would be at least some what respectable.

Instead you give us some ridiculous story about how it was all a big scam for marketing and the joke’s on us. Cute. But it’s bull. You are a goof and you did bet that woman to sleep with you over website hits. What a loser. You thought no one but strangers would visit the site and as a result you’d get to sleep with the pretty young lady. Instead the news, radio and probable everyone you know found out about it. You got embarrassed, and you bailed.

Be a man and admit. This attempt at fooling us is laughable.

HA HA HA HA HA

you should’ve used all that time you spent not having sex to learn how to spell, loser.

Are you stupid? People feel sorry for fictional characters all the time. Ever seen a movie?

I heard about this on MTV today and wanted to check it out. I didn’t hear enough of this story to understand what was going on, just caught the website. Well done.

That is all.