mingle2day

I live in California and after 3 days of receiving under-aged, fake and 90% of the profiles from others states and a HUGE number for OTHER COUNTRIES I said Enough! But here the problem. This poorly operated site make your DOWNLOAD A RELEASE FORM and FAX it to their headquarters in Switzerland. From start to finish this is a terrible unprofessionally run dating site. DO NOT I repeat do not engage with them - it will be the biggest mistake you can make.

Some one used my card to pay for this site without my permission. I have written to the support team to cancel the subscription and refund, They said I should fax them before they could that. I have faxed them but still no response, How Do I go about it, I think this is scam if it's not scam they should cancel that subscription. No message no call not even mail response.

Any good reviews here must be fake like 90% of their profiles.
Most female profiles use pictures of beautiful young girls under 30. Most come from porn sites and many are topless as well.
Don't bother reporting to the site because they appear to do nothing. I reported 20+ in 3 days. Most were African scammers from Ghana.

Almost all of these sites are scams, and this one's no exception. They bait and switch you into upgrading to a full paid membership, and then that's when you get robbed. Whomever these dopes are trying to fool when they say that this site is free to join is beyond me. After your trial membership expires, if you don't stop them, they"ll automatically start charging your credit card for a full one. Notice in their terms of service the hurdles that you have to jump over just to get rid of these scam artists once you've had enough of them. You'll also see that they use" 3rd party representatives", which means that you'll have clowns from the site contacting you and posing as someone you think you see in a profile. I was ripped off by one of these. They use fake profiles and photos stolen from Facebook or porn websites and think no one notices. A few seconds after I clicked the link to sign up, my email inbox was ready to hit the ceiling with messages from women ready to meet up. Half of the names of the towns where they were emailng from were spelled wrong. Who doesn't know how to spell where they're from? I was actually messaged on one of these sites by a woman claiming to be from a town that was nothing more than an abandoned interstate rest stop. One was using the name of a town that was destroyed by a coal mine fire in the 1980s! They use outside billing agencies to collect the money and do the dirty work for them. Their customer service passes the ball to them, claims not to know anything and is a basic waste of time. Go around looking at these sites and check out the addresses of them. Malta, Cyprus, Antilles, Nigeria, Antigua. That's where your credit card information's going when you register. Good luck with that. It doesn't matter, because once they get your money, all the messages stop. Then, they'll sign you up for other scam sites and charge your credit card for them. Hundreds of women constantly viewing your profile, but no one ever contacts you. Any messages or responses that you do get come from towns that don't exist or can't possibly have that many people signed up. Either that or the messages don't coincide with real time. They'll tell you that they're local and only 30 miles away and then say "good morning" at 3 pm, which means that the message is fake and being sent from a different time zone or country. You can also catch them by noting the backgrounds in the profiles. So called "recent" and "new" photos will have snow in the background, and the calendar page on the wall will say August. One, supposedly from California, had the Eiffel tower in the picture! What kind of idiots do they think people are? It makes no difference, because they already have your money and have a nice day trying to get it back. Steer clear of these jesters for your own safety, because the only thing they're trying to mingle with is your wallet.

I know seeing all those 5 star reviews may entice you to believe that this is a reputable site in which you'll find something meaningful but based on the amount of limitations even "gold free trial" members have for the first month I'm just not seeing how that would even be possible. Want to find people to talk to who are actually within your vicinity? Forget it! Want to find people who actually have quality content on their profiles, or content at all? LOL The user base is extremely small, the matches you're shown always seem to be outside of your area. And I don't mean 1 or 2 hours away. No. I mean 6 hours. Then when you finally do find matches on the site that are at least 50 miles within your area NONE of them are shown with profile pictures and none of their profiles have content AT ALL. How anyone managed to get a date on this site is beyond me. All I've gotten is a message from one guy yelling at me in german and a message from another who has no profile content and a very odd looking photo of himself and again the message was ina different language. I never thought I'd say this. But run... don't join this site. Even okcupid is better than this.

Yet another sad case of a dating website that has fake or deleted profiles used to bolster the number of their members-seeing photos of members and using Google image search to find several are porn stars-and the cost... 1 month for $44.95? Are you kidding me? They want you to "upgrade" just so you can find out if there is even a few members in the state you live in-which in my case was only about 4-in the entire state-if Mingle2Day was the great matchmaking website that everyone proclaims it to be-why then are so few people signing up? Maybe it's because the BS meter hits full tilt the moment you try to check out their site-stay away-there really isn't any good sites for dating out there anymore-Save your money-go to a bar, go out and socialize and meet some real people