BeautifulPeople

I didn't have interest in this site because although I am BEAUTIFUL I'm so much more then that and it bothers me that guys are always after me for looks and don't spend the time to get to know me before asking for more pictures or wanting proof it really is me. My friend heard about it on the radio and they were talking about people having plastic surgery to get in... COME ON REALLY PEOPLE... she didn't get voted in so she wanted me to try... Yes I was voted in the first time which I wasn't surprised about... I think a big thing to consider though is a lot of guys are a lot more judgmental on looks then girls and have a much smaller range of attraction so its harder for women to get in... I would only say around 20% of the guys on there are what I would say was cute or would expect other girls to say was cute. But around 50% I could say ahhh well your alright looking I guess. Which leaves me with only a couple guys in my state that I would have any interest in. Its hard to have faith in the rating system when it isn't broken into ages, country, or anything at all so well as a 24 year old American women no I would not say that this 55 year old is cute but yeah I could see how a 45 year old women would think so. Also it seems to let people in only if over a certain percent are in the yes side and at least a certain amount say absolutely beautiful and under a certain amount say no... Also profile info doesn't really help you get in since its shown more as here's the pics yes ok no absolutely not... Also there are guys I would say are totally beautiful but they seem to not get in possibly because the women voting are older or only looking for black men who knows... theres also no FAQ that I can find anywhere and some things I aren't self explanatory maybe they are more if you pay but it doesn't seem to be worth my money...

When it comes to the dating service "Beautiful People", the following comes to
Mind: shallow. No exceptions. Yesterday, when I was on my lunch break, I was
Watching the news and your dating service was on television. The fact is fact. Your
Dating service has no class whatsoever. None. In fact, this definitely applies to the
Portion of your dating service involving turning "ugly people" into "good looking people"
And not to mention voting "ugly people" off. No exceptions. No class. I am not a perfect
Individual, but I am a giver; not a taker (i. E., regarding how I live my life 24/7). I may not
Live life in the form of the "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous", especially when it comes to
Looks, but I have a heart and/or I always make an effort to have a good heart(i. E., regarding helping others). No exceptions. In fact, if you clueless clowns just for once make an effort to have all the facts before judging a person, maybe your dating service
Will have "integrity" one day. For the record, I am not perfect and/or we all have our guilty
Pleasures. Absolutely. But I do have a heart. It hurts. You have gifts that people would love to have (i. E. starting a business and being successful). Of course. But you do not use the gift wisely. No exceptions. In fact, because of dating services of your particular
Nature, the following applies. First, I do not believe in love. Secondly, I have no self esteem whatsoever. Furthermore, I am a social agoraphobic. On other words, I will avoid
Social situations including happy couples and weddings. Also, I will avoid love stories and
Want to have a place to myself and/or be in isolation. Even though I still have a productive
Life (i. E., both on a professional and personal level combined) and I am still seeing "medical personnel" and/or a doctor to treat my social agoraphobia and other issues, the fact is fact. Everything else still applies. The dating service, "Beautiful People"
Is heartless. In fact, I have already accepted the possibility of being "alone" the rest of my
Life. Furthermore, because of dating services like yourself, to me, love is a myth and I have not opened my heart to a potential "special someone" in 21 years. Like I said, I am
Currently seeing a doctor in an attempt to turn my "beliefs"(i. E., regarding love) around.
Absolutely. However, because of services like yourself, I am having a hard time doing so;
Even though I am trying to feel "vice versa", regarding love. In fact, I was on the verge of
Becoming an "atheist". But luckily, due to my doctor, I believe in God again. Bottom line, "Beautiful People" has no heart whatsoever. Just for once. Please show some respect. On other words, before you judge a person, look at all the facts. Nobody is
Perfect. But make an effort to look at all the facts. I may be a "single and career driven
Individual". But I have a heart. Get a life! You all have a nice day.

Sincerely,

The "single man".

I've been a member for about 6 months and I judge a site by whether is it legit or a scam and how user friendly it is and I give this one good marks and the profiles are real and I have converted several over to my facebook. I introduced a 39Y old friend to the site who was feeling bad about her social life and now she complains about too many younger guys winking at her. I told her to quit complaining.
UPDATE-- OK. I got an email from sitejabber that my review above has been read 90,000 times and a lot of time has passed since i wrote it. Just remember, with anything there is good and bad. Yes, there are scammers and fake profiles on every date site, but they are easy enough to spot. If somebody doesnt take the time to finish their profile the probably arent serious or they only post one foto... dont waste your time with them. I met a girl on here who told me she was scammed for a lot of money. She thought she was contributing to a charitable foundation and it wasnt. In my search of trying to find a good site, the best thing about this site is you dont have to pay for every message or sentence u write to somebody the way you do on dating.com or their affiliated sites sites which include amolatina, yourtravelmates, anastasia or asianan date, etc. When i first joined this site, it was quite exclusive in terms of meeting the 'beautiful: criteria, but now, it seems a bit of a free for all. I mainly like that i can buy credits through googleplay and dont have to give a date site my credit card. That is worth 2 stars right there. Im not on the site much but i keep the basic membership so i dont have to sign up again.
No kidding though, i met some outstanding real girls on the site including a mortgage broker, a theater producer, a model/fashion blogger, an accountant and a london boutique hotel owner. That is more than i can say for the other sites ive tried out.

OK, so, I have previously got work modelling... Not through having "quirky" looks, but through being straightforwardly beautiful. Please understand that I would NEVER talk in this way without the cover of anonymity, as I would fully expect anyone reading this to peg me as a narcissistic arrogant wankstain. However, as I'm writing a review of a website I feel that I can say this... Actually I feel as though I MUST say this, because people less sure of their looks than me (but who may in most people's eyes may look every bit as attractive) might allow their self-esteem to suffer if they confuse the distorted almost random results produced by beautifulpeople.com with any meaningful real-life perception.

In real life since I was about 14 I have had strangers approach me and straight out tell me I'm good looking. I've had girls who only met me for ten seconds write me beautiful lengthy correspondence telling me that they're in love with me. Girls stop in mid-conversation with each other to do double-takes on the street as I walk by them. In short; if there is anyone in the world who can be anything like objectively sure of their looks, I suppose it's me (oh, and of course Johnny Depp).

Now, the first time I applied to join beautifulpeople.com it was so I could view the large sized pics on people's profiles (I was asked to help cast 10 non-famous but beautiful people for a film, and it seemed like a reasonable way to go about it). At first plenty of yes votes came in without any no votes, and so I saw the 'swingometer' move favourably to the right (to the 'accepted' position). But then, after a few hours, a sudden wave of 'absolutely not' votes appeared, and by the end of the 48 hours I was not accepted. I have light skin and blue eyes, so given the predominantly white European demographic, I can't imagine racism could have been the explanation. Either fairly beautiful people (6-8 types, such as those who are apparently found on that site) feel threatened by very beautiful people (8-10 types, who by all accounts are quite uncommon there), or perhaps a lot of the existing members want to feel part of an elite, and so they no-vote any and all new applicants, regardless of perceived beauty... or there's some sort of random element to the site which makes it anyone's guess who will be declined.

Oh, and no I won't post my pic here (would kind of undermine the whole anonymous thing mentioned above).:)

Just to say though, if you get declined by beautifulpeople.com, DON'T let it affect you AT ALL. People who spend their whole lives being complimented on their looks sometimes don't get accepted there either. Beautifulpeople.com is a meaningless and by all accounts poorly designed website. There you go. $#*! you beautifulpeople.com! :D