Sofia Date

I'm now on my sixth attempt to have my account deleted and they still won't do it. I will echo everything everyone else has said. It's all about pumping more money into the interactions. And EVEN if you meet the requisite time and money requirements they want you to fill out a very lengthy, very personal application. I'm embarrassed I was so duped. This site should be shut down.

Sorry folks, but I think the site is 100% a scam not to mention the professionalism is brutal. I actually had an the help support team laughing at me writing lol which I will provide in screenshots at the end of this came onto the site and wanting to meet someone and I met someone and I talked for two days with this lady and we want to exchange numbers so we tried to and it wouldn't work so we tried to exchange emails and it wouldn't work so I contacted support and they told me that I needed to wait 15 days and spend 5000 credits which works out to be about 895 bucks or 795 bucks so I can exchange number these guys these guys coming and going fine print. This is a hoax. This is scam that is the girl actually even started saying at the end she even knew the rules more than me. It sounded like she's a fabrication didn't even sound like she was real, I think there's just two boys sitting in the living room up with this website and sit there and talk to people all day every day to make their money is not true if there's anybody out there that actually has met someone that actually talk to you on the screen that knows that this is not real. Please inform me spread the word. I'm gonna blow it up more, feel really disappointed really heartbroken. I didn't spend much money but it doesn't matter. It's not the money. It's the reason on this website is to fall in love and find that one and then you think you do and it's thick the rug is pulled from your feet rewrite.

I can go on and on. The girls will do anything to keep you talking to them. Many act innocent but by the third chat the have no problem talking sex. If that is not enough they will send erotic videos.

Many
Say they have a masters degree, are doctors, lawyers etc. they are not. If you watch a lady you will see they are on all hours of the day. What does that tell you? They get compensation from the money you spend.

Many of these ladies. Using that lightly. Are on Goldenbride too. They say they were hacked.

Beware

When you use this site the women yoou are in contact with will say anything to make you spend more credits therefore generating money for the site. "oh do you want to see my picture" 10 credits! "do you want to see my video? 50 Credits! And so it goes on. They are also very quick to send images of supposedly them pleasuring them selves or what ever but it is obvious in many cases it is not actually the woman that you are speaking to that is in the picture or video! Be real Careful using this site.

In the end i put myself down as an 81 year old male and still i was getting messages sometimes 20 a day from miss world types or females 1/4 of my age, sometimes more then 1 message just incase i forgot to reply to them, i never even had a photo up yet still my message bin over flowed, In my profile description i did this as if it had been blocked out ***** ************ thats what the so called beautys told me, so i could not leave outside the site contact details, only god knows who i was talking with and i dont think i want to know now, they stop you from leaving by comandering the leave site and close your profile button, you have to beg to get off site but i left there support man/woman with no other option, i told the support scammer what i think of there site with a few strong words, **** off, **** you ******* scammers you can fill in the blanks yourself, i wish i had read the reviews/complaints first. The positive reviews will be from the very same scammers who will try and help you unload your wallet, once on there it gets more obvious, it gets more intence, at least $#*! Turpin had the dedecency to wear a mask, i will copy and paist this review and send it to the Rats lair,

Good morning, my fellow Americans. Today we are posting the closing case of fraud to sophiadate.com. No one can find the girls in the pictures! We believe they are dead already or are being held by a human trafficking organization. The girls in the pictures would have come forward by now stating thats me and my picture is being used for soliciting purposes. America! If you know or seen any of these girls and know their parents please contact us immediately here. Cyber security analysts cannot find these girls America! When we cannot find them that means dead or being held against their free will! To the owner of sophia date we want proof of life on all these girls we have pictures of! If no response further actions will be taken! Sophia date exactly why did you have the statue of liberty broadcasted on your site as if you are properly abiding the united states business laws for companies outside of our country who are advertising as if you are legit here? In my investigation one of your people slipped and told me how close they are to me? I would start $#*!ting your pants right now if i was you! Cause now i know exactly where im looking! Good luck!

Picture this: delving into the world of online dating, armed with nothing but optimism and a smartphone. The profiles were a smorgasbord of personalities, each one more intriguing than the last. The women I encountered were like sirens, their beauty and charm drawing me in with an irresistible allure. Yet, beneath the surface of this digital paradise lay a harsh reality. It became increasingly clear that in the eyes of many, a man's worth was synonymous with his financial status. It's a sobering realization, coming to terms with the fact that in this modern age, love often comes with a price tag. I found myself grappling with the dichotomy of desire and expectation, torn between the longing for genuine connection and the pressure to prove my worth through material means.

Entering the realm of online dating felt like stepping into a whirlwind of possibilities, each profile a potential gateway to a new connection. The men I encountered were like characters in a novel, each one with their own story and charm. Yet, amidst the excitement, there was a lingering sense of unease. It became clear that in this digital age, a woman's worth is often equated with her physical appearance and perceived desirability. It's disheartening to realize that in the pursuit of love, one's value is sometimes reduced to superficial attributes. I found myself torn between the desire for genuine connection and the pressure to conform to societal expectations of beauty and perfection.

Yes, you can chat with women. And I think most of them are actually real, but it will never lead to anything. Women will send you messages with pictures and videos you have to pay for to see. Probably they earn from this. I've paid money several times and had fun conversations. They show interest, but never want to have contact anywhere else then through the paid website. I'm a good person, in my 30s, from a European country, look good, own two companies and own several properties. I was talking with women a few years younger than me, nothing extreme. But despite not being a bad guy, paying and putting in effort, it just never turns into something. Trust me I've tried. I've found the Insta of one of the girls I was talking to and messaged her there. However, I never received anything back through Insta. It's not a datingsite, it's just a source of income from these girls. So if you are looking for something real, stay far away from this.

Terrible site! 75% or more are fake profiles. Photos stolen from Instagram or porn sites. The site itself is a scam too! You have to request your profile to be deleted. They will try to convince you with a discount for 3 payments or give you 75-100 free credits to stay on the site. Hot tip...do a Google Lens reverse photo look up and you'll see a lot of these women have no clue they're photos have been stolen. There's some that actually have use the site in the past and didn't know their profile is still active after requesting it off. Stay away from this site at all cost

In the last months nothing has changed - I keep being surprised by the number of beauty queens in their 40s, 50s or even 60s (!) that obviously will be happy to share their lives with me and even become pregnant again and start a new family! Half a dozen goddesses keep writing me but I cannot answer them since I cannot buy credits. In my profile I clearly write that I am into complete role reversal and longing for finding happiness and sharing my life with a very self-confident, dominant older woman, and preferably also taller and stronger than me, who is willing to be my boss in our marriage and will be happy that I serve and obey her. One lady is remarkable because she writes a very friendly personal reaction to my profile, that she is sorry not to meet my desire to be the submissive, obedient party in the relationship. Even then it remains difficult to make the difference between fake and reality, and moreover I keep feeling frustrated because I cannot buy credits.

Everyone of the negative reviews on this site are 100% accurate. Total money maker for these women. Remember to always run a facial recognition search before getting too involved. They are free on some sites and a hell of a lot cheaper than any of these high dollar women. All of these women talk about traveling and show themselves in luxury apartments. Who do you think is paying for this. I was talking to a woman on here that said she lived in Kiev. Found out that she left Ukraine before the war is married and has been traveling all over Europe. She has also bought herself a villa in Prague. She will give you excuses such as my sister has mental issues, or my dad is cripple or my mom needs heart surgery as excuses for not meeting.
Pay attention men, you will pick up on all of the flaws of these sites.

Shockingly scammy site that charges per minute! I burned through $23 of credits in 12 minutes. Totally unsustainable. Impossible to use. If you send a letter rather than chat with someone, that's about $4 for one message. Extremely scammy. And there are hardly any women on here.

My dad has dementia and despite asking the site manager repeatedly to cancel his account they have refused.
Before we were able to be granted a power of attorney he has run up £15,000 worth of debt. He's been promised on 20 occasions that this woman will be coming to the UK and 20 times she's never arrived.
He's now addicted to contacting her because of his mental state but the site refuse to delete his account. Absolutely shameful. I welcome a reply from the administrator from the site to reply but they hide behind their terms and conditions. Pitiful.

You know, I used to scoff at the idea of finding love online. Call me old-fashioned, but I believed in the magic of meeting someone in person, feeling that spark ignite across a crowded room. But then, life threw me a curveball, and suddenly, I found myself on this site. And let me tell you, it's been a revelation. Sure, there are pitfalls aplenty—fake profiles, shallow conversations—but amidst the chaos, I found her. The one who turned my world upside down in the best possible way. We laughed, we cried, we shared moments that I'll cherish forever. And yes, there were times when money entered the equation, but isn't that the price we pay for love in the digital age?

Let me paint you a picture of my journey into the world of online dating. At first, it felt like dipping my toes into uncharted waters, unsure of what I might find. Yet, to my surprise, the site welcomed me with open arms, offering a plethora of options and opportunities. The men I encountered were charming, attentive, and oh-so-handsome. But let's not sugarcoat it; beneath the surface of this digital romance lay a web of complexities. It's disheartening to realize that in this day and age, a woman's worth is often measured by the size of her suitor's wallet. I found myself caught in a whirlwind of emotions, torn between the desire for genuine connection and the pressure to conform to societal expectations of financial security.