DatingFactory

The site profiles are correct but the answers you receive from the persons that you have emailed are computer written. You can pay by Paypal but they will continue debit your
Paypal account when your membership expires. Paypal will cancel future payments at
Your request. Im surprised Paypal would allow this site use them for payments. The reviews
Above speak the truth. The bottom line is if a Dating site has no business address or a real
Phone number with real people that you can talk to don't go there. If you want to go on
This Dating Factory site pay by Paypal for they cancel future payments... only when you
Contact them under "my money " in your Profile.

I had subscribed to Singaflirts.com, which is hosted by Dating Factory Limited. The termination process required a form to be faxed to a UK fax number - but who has a fax these days. I went to the Dating Factory website where they have many contact numbers - I called to the UK number. Got answered immediately, very helpful lady was able to cancel my subscription within 5 minutes. Singaflirts might not make it easy to unsubscribe, but it is certainly possible and therefore I can only say - no scam

This site is a scam that fills your email inbox with many messages once you make a free profile. Then you pay to see, but still you cannot see on Gold membership;, you have to take VIP. So you make two payments. Then you find they are fake. You can cancel but make sure you get proof in writing. But then they will lie and say your bank charged THEM chargeback fees, even if they do not try to take payment. They will lie and say pay more, or we make debt collection problems.

I have been a customer for their white label dating site offer. For the first 2 years, they paid commissions. Being busy with other projects, I just let it run, trusting all was good. Now, like 5 years later, I realized they simply stopped paying and deleted my account, keeping the traffic from my domains, redirecting to their own domain datingbuddies.com. Their support said I was doing something called card running, which I have no clue what it is, but I am totally sure I have not done anything wrong. So basically they stole our traffic and didn't pay a cent. And then made up some reason for doing that. Stay away, is all I can say. Thiefs!

I went to LesbianSinglesPlace.com. I thought I had used them years ago and decided to check them out again. I hadn't had any problems the first time around - maybe that site was bought by Dating Factory... I signed up for the shortest period (2 weeks I think).
I pretty quickly realized there were hardly any profiles of women near me or of my age group, so I followed the directions to cancel and then they said I had to send them a fax! I plan to do that tomorrow. After reading other people's experiences here, I will also call my bank and tell them block payment of the $89 (!) charge DF plans to make in a couple of days.

They are criminals, nothing less. The biggest joke is their CEO Tanya Fathers almost or might still be added to a list of Britians best entrepreneurs (or something like that) I'm about to report them to the Federal Trade Commission who fairly recently fined JDI Dating $616k for creating fake profiles. Please also report them, the more of us who do it the more likely they'll act against these low life's who heartlessly play on people's needs for profit

My experience with Dating Factory Limited stems from their affiliate Expatica Dating and they are behaving like scammers - the Expatica dating site is a fraud. I was stupid enough to fall for the whole "you need to upgrade to read messages" plot and I regretted it the next day. I have not seen a single true profile, and I have been a member for over 2 months! I have received ca. 2-3 messages per day, but ALL of them were from fake accounts, when I wrote back there was not one single reply - let me repeat: I WROTE BACK to somebody who sent me a message first, but then miraculously did not want to contact me again? And that happened not once, but every time?

Their cancellation policy is hilarious - you have to send them a printed out and signed form per fax! Just to be on the safe side, I have not only cancelled the membership to this fraudulent scheme, but also my credit card, because these people are just not to be trusted. DO NOT GIVE THEM MONEY OR YOUR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION! You will get nothing in return, only frustration and then anger when you realise you have been scammed!

Please do some research on the global online dating fraud - fake profiles, how they lure you to pay for nothing, how they fake whole websites (they call it "pre-populated" dating websites - which means anyone can rent a dating website from them and they will make it available to you with hundreds of pre-existing fake profiles and then split profits with you) with only monetary gain in sight. They don't care how they get the money, it's a criminal behaviour.

Take care!

Incredible... just incredible how many fakes are on this site/network...
Don´t even bother to ask for skype or something, they´ll always want you to sub to another paysite
Should they agree to skype, they are never at home, always in another country and so on...(mainly the UK... ha-ha!)

Some are pretty smart, they take their time (and yours!), others are just plain stupid...
Horrible english from "native" speakers...
I don´t think that these are scripts... these are operators with a bad paycheck

As it happens, I got one on Skype right now, needless to say, that on wlan camchat won´t work... only got a frozen frame... and guess what, that person is the person in the site profile... maybe an advanced scammer?

I´ll stay vigilant.
And I´ll cancel it a. S.a. P. - with a fax and sending report... if all fails, new bank account... zero f´s given!

Save time and money by avoiding sites like that and always read the smallprint /EULA et cetera... some stated it in there that it is all fake, others don´t... hence the "networking"... shared scamming.

´nuff said.

Update: I wrote to support in a... not so kind way... threatend with lawyers (I´m in CH) and just got an email that all further payments are cancelled...
DO I TRUST THIS? HELL NO...

I haven't subscribed to DatingFactory.net (or any other dating site for that matter) but I recently saw where DatingFactory.net has run a $14.95 temporary authorization against my debit card. A visit to that site looks very, very suspicious. Instead of a typical "front door" page that a reputable business website would have, the DatingFactory.net page has the title "Payment reference page" and looks like it was set up to answer the question, "Why was this charge on my credit card statement?" Here is a link to a screenshot hosted on my website:

bit.ly/N5047R

The site itself is pretty suspect. The phone numbers are international (I'm in the US). The email address for support is *******@payref.info. Any reputable site would set the support email up to be some kind of alias like "support" at their own domain name. Further research of DatingFactory.net and the "white label and affiliate network" reveals that it appears to be associated with an international internet dating network. There is no way I or my wife (of 8+ years) initiated any activity on an internet dating network.

I contacted my bank, alerted them of attempted fraud, and had my debit card deactivated. If the transaction successfully posts to the account, I will dispute it and report it immediately. I recommend you do the same!