John D.

I ordered a Twilight Sparkle costume and they sent me the wrong item (was a school girl costume from fruits basket anime)

After contacting customer service they sent me a replacement costume and didn't even ask me to return the item they sent.

Would definitely shop here again!

DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS SITE! You will NOT be able to delete your account or change your email address once you realize what a sham it is. I'm probably going to have to call them up at some point. Enjoy the review, but do NOT sign up for this site!

Joined dating.com on a whim and I have to say "Woooow" this site takes fakery to a new level.

Within 4 mins of signing up before I had even had the time to flesh out my profile I was getting flooded with chat requests from beautiful women each message more sexually explicit than the last.

It didn't matter how I searched every profile was either an Asian or Ukrainian woman looking for "Nice, honest man with big heart to take care of me."

In the hour I spent perusing the site I did not find a single real profile. Then I come here and see it's gotten a 90%. Fake site with fake profiles that uses fake reviews. At least they're consistent.

If you want to peruse some of the most beautiful model photos on the internet Dating.com is the site for you. If you want to meet actual real people, you're better off going anywhere else.
Thankfully I spent zero dollars on them but currently waiting to have my account deleted.

Update: They eventually removed my account after a brief chat with customer service. The site is still a scam.

@Merryn P. http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.ashleymadison.com#137
You sound like a nagging, bitter, harpy. No wonder your husband cheated on you.
I hope you lie awake at night wondering, if only for a fraction of a second that maybe it was you. Maybe you couldn't keep him satisfied and that's why he went into the arms of another. Maybe you were boring in bed.
The holidays are coming up and I hope and pray it's your children's first Christmas without
Their father. I hope this is your first Christmas as a single mom. I hope you enjoy raising them alone knowing your chances of finding someone willing to shoulder the burden of another man's kids will probably mean that you'll die alone and unloved.

That being said Ashley Madison is a total scam. Anyone here telling how they found someone and had an amazing time is either lying or just lucky. Micro-currency instead of a monthly subscription was enough to make me never pay. Just lurk in your free status for a week and you'll see how bogus the site is.

I saw the Zoosk advertisements everywhere so I figured I'd give them a shot.

The only good thing to say of them is they have a brilliant ad department.

It doesn't take long before you realize what they're after. Your money. I signed up for a 3 month stint with the website. First you pay the subscription fee, AND a one time "activation fee." The activation fee is most likely to squeeze as much initial money out of you because they know after you try their service once, you will look elsewhere in the future.

This is due in part to the fact that the number of women on zoosk does not increase regularly. You will see the same profiles week after week before anyone "new" pops up. And there is about a 75% chance that "new" woman will be a fake user created by a scam artist.

After only my first month I was uploading any remotely attractive women's profile picture(s) to google images just to see what "popped up." Amateur porn stars, random website images, and photos stolen from myspace pages was what I got. I repeatedly reported these profiles to Zoosk, but their cracker-jack team of admins and moderators didn't seem to mind. I had accumulated 3 pages of blocked (fake) users and I would still come across a profile I'd reported multiple times in the past in my searches. They ban you for putting your email address in your profile, but post a cropped image of an attractive pornstar and they don't fact check in the slightest.

Another thing is the Zoosk Scientific match, and Carousel. Which is where the micro-transactions come in.
Zoosk will regularly send you emails about a "scientific match" which just means, "You're Christian? SHE'S Christian! You smoke? SHE smokes! You guys should totally hook up!" If you agree to the match and she does too, she becomes your "Mutual Match" which must be unlocked with "Zoosk coins" a fake currency that you have to pay real money for, or sign up for spam, surveys, and other garbage to obtain. Carousel works the same way.

So after all this bs you're left much poorer with scarcely a lady in sight. With terrible moderation, horrid pricing, and fake users galore stay away from these rip-off experts. Just do Plenty of Fish. There may be fake users, and scam artists on that site too, but at least I can get the same "benefits" of Zoosk minus the price of admission.