AmateurMatch

Their game is to sign you up as a free member. As a free member you can not do anything except read letters from other members. In the first week I received 14 sexually explicit messages from women who all wanted to have sex with me. 9 of the women sent nude photos of themselves. Once you pay your subscription fee so that you can write to these women, they disappear. You get no more enticing letters. This is Bait & Switch at its finest. Joining is a total waste of money.

I didn't fall prey & lose any money on this one, however I did spend some time writing a profile a answering a lot of email. I tried a couple other sites. I don't meet women in public i'm not too out going.So I looked at a site xdating.com. I made a profile so i could check it out. I started receiving want to meet requests. & found I couldn't message them till you hand over some money. I tried that one, all the interested women disappeared. No messages returned. I started checking, cause I visited another site. Same ploy, fake pics, the site sending requests to meet and need I go further. I tried the 3 day trial.& got one generic response. She even lived local. The email came with a date & time stamp that was hours later than actual time. Or it came from somewhere else.No response again Well not having a girlfriend can be lived with. Paying & losing money to a scam operation, Its frustration, & time wasted. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is.

I am writing this review in an effort to help the the heterosexual male community realize that most of the, so called, adult dating sites, but this one for sure are nothing but fraud. I have joined for free, which is what most of these sites offer, about a week ago. I started receiving tens of very suggestive and very inviting messages from allegedly available and willing women. At this point one can only read the message. Once you attempt to answer, you will be prompted to purchase a membership. Once you do that, you can get a much better perspective of things. I'll give you a taste of my experience with them. I started simmering through the messages and the first thing that raised a question were discrepancies between the age posted on the image/picture and the one appearing on the lady's profile (which is something everybody is encouraged to post). That has led to another, this time subjective, observation: the alleged age and the face in the picture were, a lot of times, not quite corresponding. Then I noticed some of the statements in the messages were totally off with my profile or what the previous message from the very same "person" read. With these being said, I went to the site description/contract page and read it. And I found a little logo that was accompanying all the pictures and profiles of all the members I was receiving messages from. This logo situated, usually, in the right hand corner off one of the strips says "OC". Once you read all the small print of the contract everything becomes clear. All these OC's are employees of this site or phonies. They will entertain a conversation with you until the day after, but you'll never see their faces. What's interesting is that you cannot know all this until you become a paying member. I have joined and then cancelled the membership after 4 days. If I would have had the time to spend on line, I would have figures this out much faster. If you find yourself in disbelief when reading this, feel free to take them up on their 3 day temporary membership. It will cost you under $2.00. You will realize I am correct in all my statements. If you like women, the best way to get to know them is still the old fashioned way. Good luck!