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AffairAlert Reviews Summary
AffairAlert has a rating of 2.3 stars from 6 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. AffairAlert ranks 45th among Hook Up sites.
I have been a member of AM in 2014 and since 2015 I am a member of Saphrina. I used both sites with good results (at least one hookup every two months on AM and similar results on Saphrina) but one day I just wanted to try something new. Well, AffairAlert did not convince me so far. It is my second month I have been using it but right now it seems like I can't really connect to anyone who is ready to hookup. Not sure how to rate the website. For now I think it deserves a three star rating but I will come back and post my updates.
Never worked for me. I don't say it doesn't work at all, I'm not 100% sure, but I never managed to meet anyone from this site in person. I prefer AM or NostringsAffair.com instead
I am in the Atkanta area and started laughing as I was going through the profiles. I kept seeing profiles of women who claimed they lived in Oxford. Thing is, there is NO such town near Atlanta! Then you would notice how all the "women" came from the same 5 towns... when there are dozens of suburbs around Atlanta. What a scam!
I have not joined Affair Alert and do not intend doing so. Just browsed the site and and had 60 messages. This site has obviously no knowledge of geography They pick 3/4 locations = small towns or villages and expect us to believe every woman there is looking for an affair. And this in Ireland!/ Very hard to keep a secret in this country/
I saw their ad on line and jumped in with both feet. I usually review everything I am looking to purchase but I guess I was horny that day and didn't bother. I couldn't navigate anywhere in the site without upgrading and the special deal was 3 months for $69.90. I took the deal, hook, line, and sinker. Three hours later I realized I had been scammed and immediately contacted the billing agent (EPOCH). I kept my cool through all of the conversation and did manage to get an email confirmation # for a refund. It took about six days to see the pending amount removed from my credit card. AffairAlert is a scam but the billing company treated me fairly.
Affair Alert tantalizes you with the idea you will be able to easily "hook up" with willing partners. I'm embarrassed to admit I was taken in by the stories and what appeared to be women in my city or within easy access geographically. After random emails invaded my inbox for a month I paid to access the seemingly endless supply of ladies... If I was embarrassed before I am more so now because the women that respond are computer generated responses.;-( They do tell you about the little orange "OC" symbol if you know to tap on it. You will be redirected to their contract which we all never read. Here you learn about "Online Cuties" and how they are computer generated or contractors responding. I then checked and all the responses were Online Cuties! DO NOT waste your money or spend a minute on this site. It was so much easier when I was younger. Lol
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