Dating.com

dating.com is a big fake. Starting from the presentation pictures, anyone who has seen the pictures of niche stars, from areas like Eastern Europe or the Middle East, recognizes models, athletes, etc., up to the prices. Not only are they high, but the owners of the site shamelessly lie because a price is advertised in their materials, but you are charged a 30% higher price to which taxes are then added. Any attempt to discuss with them revolves around the fees. I really don't recommend it. Life is too short to get involved in online relationships on sites that have no other purpose than to collect money to invest in what they call social life 3.0, that is, social life in a virtual environment guided by algorithms.

You'll sign-up then receive all these fake emails from Dating's robot that repeats names, profiles & emails endlessly. Your mailbox will be full of fake stuff until you pay them.
See the example of just 1 page of my inbox after I signed up without any details/photo on my profile.

All fakes here! The second i signed up i get a ton of love letters and people telling me i look amazing when i don't even have a picture :)) all speak in cheesy slogans clearly not written just to you. "no matches" in my area, who knows where they are. Didn't even bother trying paid features. $299 for 1500 credits. It costs 1490 credits to send someone a blue bunny...

Lol this is the most scam dating site ever! Most of the profiles are bots or ppl to lure you into purchasing credits for keeping your chats alive! One bot assumed to be from Brazil wrote suddenly my language and other bots wrote similar things and expressions to you! I couldn't even reach the support because they don't care lol! Dating.com=Scam as its best

Very few profiles are actually people genuinely looking for a partner. I set up a profile and had around 3,000 messages (A lot from China). When I joined/paid - thanks to 23.99 euros, any msg I replied to, quickly took all the 'credits' I purchased. Be aware if you want to read emails or msg or open emails/chat/pictures etc. they have a 'virtual cost' - read the small print as any 'gift' or msg comes with this cost. It is a waste of money and I am personally asking for a refund RIP OFF. Shame on you Dating.com, for profiting off people's emotions. Horrible experience.

EROS 48 is a fake member. He had an excuse as to why he could never show me himself in real time, video chat or take it off the site. The site is extremely expense. He always sent emails, which are 10 credits, even though I asked him not to. EROS was going come see me for Christmas by suddenly his credit cards were blocked and his son had an emergency and the cops were at his house. I have included his photos to prevent any more scams from this.

Hello, I'd like a refund and my membership cancelled please. This site is expensive and I don't want to use it since all the profiles that sent me messages are fake. I've also noticed my credits going down when I don't even send messages so I'm not sure what that's about but I've reached out to customer service on both WhatsApp and fb messenger so I can get a refund or some explanation but no response. This was my last straw. I did my membership on "1/10" if that helps.

I open an account at Dating.com. Make a nice profile about me. Then I went in got in touch with the girls. All beautiful girls. Well, be careful, if you really want a serious relationship this is not your platform, here is all about credits, every time you are asked to buy more, and of course in the meantime nothings develops with the girl. Then I found that actually some of the profiles have even the same pictures in the background, how creative. Anyway they are all very nice girls especially the ones from Colombia, but is all about chat and looking, but I think not even one of them really look at my profile, anyway good luck and watch out for your money.

This is the biggest scam yet. Unsuspecting people go there hoping to meet someone, but instead you are asked to subscribe. However, subscribing is unlike other dating sites where you have paid your dues for the time duration you choose, in dating.com after spending over 200 euros for a decent subscription, this package and all others are completely devoid of any benefits. Once you pay you are assigned coins from 150 to 1000, which really allows you chat with someone for less than an hour before the coin is exhausted. You would think that subscribing for a month allows you chat with people for a month but once your coin is exhausted (usually after a few back and forth messaging or looking at photos) you are asked to purchase more coins for over 100 euros and more... The worst part is that most of the users in dating.com are not real people. Stay clear this site, it is rubbish, if I could I would rate as 0

I get hit with 50 chat requests and letters a day on the site by what appears to be some of the most beautiful women ever. But forget about any of them taking the next step in making contact for an actual meeting. To chat costs about $100 an hour. Each email about $10 to send and $10 to receive. It is maddening and exhausting. Don't waste your time! The chat content is clearly nonsense, and obvious that they just want you to keep chatting and spending. Chat hostesses, paid by the chat!

Im new to it, but the ways the write their email or even chat message seem unreal, i received the same type of email from 3 person, lol. And i think you might skeptical with the identities of man/woman in there, they're look so good and attractive, why they need to go in this kinda app and looking for a match? Is that weird? If it just a few profile really look attractive then i could understand, but 80 - 90% look so great with the profile and amazing avatar. Be careful!

Hi! This is Kara (ID: *******2342).
I would like to cancel my membership. I don't want my payment to be renewed automatically anymore.
I sent an Email to *******@dating.com, but have not received a response Email.
I also asked for support via WhatsApp but no reply even when they read my messages already.
I am very sad and disappointed about that.

Dating.com is frustrating because how could I paid for full membership and you would still put restrictions to communicate with other members after I paid. They locked messages and keep telling me to buy credits every time before I could read a message. These people scam us indirectly and it's annoying.

I got frequent notifications on my email all of a sudden! I get started looking into it and started receiving 1000 of compliments messages from all the handsome hulks; which I believed and found all fake. They always push to purchase their credits and I'm not that stupid to get into their trap! Lol. I deleted my name and pictures and felt I just wasted my one days. Nobody should get trapped such a rubbish site and should do sue on the company immediately. They are just making lots of money using peoples emotions. Must get investigate and shut this fake site asap.

I'd easy say that 90% are fake. I think it's the same person (who barely can write English) creates these profiles. I think it's an inside job. Dating.com is fraudulently making money from everyone. It's all one big scam. The blue marker that verifies people is bull$#*! and means nothing.

I have used the site after being lured for months. Fell for one of the men who conveniently can never meet in person. The site also scrambles your contact info if you try to share it with others. I am just disgusted that the site seems to employ members to keep you spending money. Sad. Stay away!

Subscribed "monthly" for 36€ and it allowed about an hour on the app before running out of credits (?). What a scam! Totally outraged. No geo filter, so basically chatted with 3 people on opposite sides of the world before running out of money? It's supposed to be a monthly subscription!

I enjoy the conversations that I have with people I've met, but I feel these conversations are meant to lure you into spending more and more. Cause when you ask them not to send these $10 voice notes and emails they continue to send. Neither are we allowed to make contact outside the site or exchange personal details. I've been on the site for nearly a year and I find the charges for everything frustrating. Its like buying love.

"Kenny Chesney" and "Keith Urban" both initiated chats with me...supposedly...their chats contained the exact same wording. I can't prove this, but I suspect that certain " as if" members...referred to as " popular members" must receive some sort of compensation, for continuing to chat with unknowing, legitimate users to encourage them to spend BIG bucks. The other thing that I noticed was that these " popular members" seemed to be online all hours, day and night! Another very suspect weirdness:... these same members all seem to have "next level" fashion shoot-like photos of themselves...LOTS of photos! I think that this sight does have " real people" profiles in the mix. But if these folks don't provide an outside method to converse when you request such...as you will quickly find how crazy stupid expensive this site becomes in the "blink of any eye". My advice: avoid this website altogether!

I created fake account of 65 years old woman and talked with that scammer with whom I talked 1 month ago. By the way he is 26 years old. See only his reaction when a woman 40 years older him wrote him.

This is the link of that scammers site:
https://www.dating.com/en/people/#*******642

I have spent so much money on this site for just chatting with free members who offered me real feelings, but for some fake reasons could not meet live or were not allowed to exchange e-mail addresses. This is so sad that people use others' feelings to make money.
I have attached documents about the lies I have received. A free member said he paid, proceeded feelings for me just to make me chat, and lied about his nationality. Then when the operators I talked to changed each other, the New one did not remember anything from the previous conversations. He even admitted hacking an e-mail, so I made a report to the police.
Oh, and I have reported the issue to the site, and they promised to investigate it, but they are liars, too. The whole site is a group of scammers.

On Dating.com you get to spend lots of money to read the fake proposals for marriage, sex, or long term dating. Most of these young Playboy Bunny Latin models who claim to be business owners, engineers, lawyers, psychologists, or doctors are strangely only 22 to 25 years old while the older women who appear stunning like all the rest will come on to you so when you ask for them to communicate off the site you'll get the same answer every damn time, "Sorry, I don't feel comfortable chatting off the site." Which is bull$#*! because everyone in the world uses Google chat so what conclusion do you draw? They are fake profiles answered by AI or staffers trying to generate revenue for the site! When you contact customer service you get word salad and nothing but excuses even when you point out to them how obvious this is. So, if you demand a refund they'll just give you another 20 credits so you can waste them on lies too! Do not fall for their BS!

They offer a discount for the first month and then said would charge $ 49.99 each month after that. I just paid and was charged $ 96. Thankfully, Chase recognized the fraudulent charge and closed my card for my protection. I am also under the impression that many of the accounts are not real and are used to make people purchase more "points" to be able to answer all of the emails. When I suggested to several people to use another means for communication, they insisted to stay in this money pit. That is a red flag for me. Most emails I have gotten seem to be a general approach to someone without a profile. None of the suitors seem to have read anything I wrote. I am taking my profile off today. It is so sad that we can no longer trust who we are communicating with. I feel that this company is taking advantage of lonely people.