QuickFlirt

I find this site well-designed and nice, but I don't like 1 thing about it - every single service is paid!

IMO QuickFlirt is one of the top sites for casual fun. I joined after my friend (gay male) told me to give it a go to help me get over my a-hole ex cheating on me. I think he was half joking but I signed up after a few glasses of wine and added some snaps, some information about my interests and all that other stuff. I think the messages started that night but certainly by the time I checked my email the next day I had quite a few interesting options, shall we say lol! Since then i've met some really great guys, both on this site and the other one I use (its called hookuphangout.com FYI). I find it to be safe, despite the fact I would never tell my mother that I use it lol! Also, I know quite a few girls that use these sites and dont feel embarrassed or ashamed. Why shouldnt we play the field a little before we settle down? Guys have been doing it for years! For me and my generation, it just makes total sense, i'd even say that its sensible as it means you wont regret or have FOMO when you're older and you finally get the whole nuclear family thing set up. One thing id change on the site is the sheer number of guys that use their profile pic as a chance to flash the world their wanger lmfao! It's not cute, it's not sexy and it's not gonna work! Apart from that, its good fun!

This website just blew my mind. I never thought this would be fun and amazing. You guys can meet up if you want to. It rocks, I so love it.:+1::+1:

I had problems with your operational speed. Contacted your support team and they fixed it. Did not expect it to be so fast. Thanks!

This is NOT a dating site. Its a private company stealing people's pics and profile online luring men and women into their site. This site is designed to steal people's financial info of all types with no intentions of anyone hooking up/NSA/relation of such. This company has passed onto my desk for investigation and I declare its 200% scam within two months, and many other scamming date sites follow the usual rules below so protect yourself, its my job.

1. Asking for money for ANY reason. (highly obvious, so put your feelings aside or your bank going to take a beating)

2. Making all kind of excuses to VIDEO chat to prove their existence (we all have smartphones, its not hard - common sense).

3. Redirecting you to a different dating site that requires Credit/Debit card to join. (These redirected sites are most likely not legit, its designed to steal your credit card info based on the redirector that send you there).

4. Asking you to buy gifts thru the "fake" dating site for them, if not, be prepared for the OR ELSE situation.

5. Many times, they change their website address and design, but most of the time, its the same scamming company operates them who followed the usual rules above mentioned.

If in doubt, copy the person's image and perform an ImageScan with Google Image or other imaging scanning service online, most of them are free and you may be surpirsed that its NOT the same person you are talking to. If you're lucky, 1 out of 100 are an actual real person. Good Luck Cyber Daters.

I've downloaded app on my iphone it so simple in navigation and so many beautiful ladies in my city.
I am a really big fan of this site!

I used in 2019 for the first time, and now. Well, I can say site has been improved, New functional and new features. Great!

When I have a poor experience with a site, I usually walk away quietly so I don't let my experience ruin anything for others that may have better luck. This was the case with this site, except they failed to deliver when asked to cancel my membership.

Personal Experience:

I signed up for a 3 day trial for $2.73. The charge, will show up on your credit card account as mspfee.com, by the way. After a day using the site, I noticed a trend where most connections wanted my phone number immediately before even saying hi, which is a red flag to me. Those members who had initially said hi to me prior to me signing up for a premium subscription never responded, even after I replied back to them. Long story short, this was a scam for me, per my experience. So, after 1 day into the trial period, I decided to cancel my subscription.

Subscription Cancellation:

Cancellation is a process. You cannot simply cancel your membership and walk away with a few clicks. You have to fill out a membership cancellation form (5 steps) and during each step you have to click "Yes, I want to cancel," "Yes, I want to cancel," "Yes, I want to cancel." Very annoying. At step 5, a code gets generated. Then you have to call into a call center and speak to a rep to cancel. This same process goes for deleting your account from the site.

Bad Review:

Well, after I was told by the rep that the cancellation request has been filed and that I am good to go, a month later I received a fraud alert from my CC company saying "did you authorize a $40 charge from mspfee.com" and I said NO. Now, the bank has to send me a new CC.

If I were you, I would steer clear from this website until they get their act together.