Mark B.

Here's the thing. Fkbook like hundreds of such sites are not either true dating sites nor social sites. What most people fail to do, is read the small print. Every complaint made on review sites are true, and are even admitted so in the terms and conditions. These sites are for the purpose of adult entertainment, not for hooking up. I reiterate, read the small print in terms and conditions and learn the art of understanding the way such terms are specified. The reason they are long documents are because they understand humans, and humans are far too lazy to run the gauntlet of the blah blah blah of reading terms and conditions. They just skip them. All free memberships are generated teasers by the company. Upgrading is just a shooting gallery of looking for someone who is willing to share your interests. Yet, chances are, you will not fit their ideal. It is a simple fact, one would not go to any such site if they had a real active social life and the charm to pull it off.
This site's purposes is to make money, and once you have become a paid member, they continue to pick your pocket.
I am a consumer advocate, who had investigated and tested over one hundred of such sites, up to and including full membership, and doling out for the extras. I do it completely independently without affiliation to any company or site, at my own cost, without compensation.
Such sites are not frauds, they are not scams, but they are misleading which is far more dangerous because it is and always be, Caveat Emptor, also known as let the buyer beware. To make terms and conditions simple for you is this. The site takes no responsibility, the end user is legally responsible for anything and everything that can go wrong.