Wannahookup

Jessa, from milstadt couldn't answer any questions about milstadt always came up with excuses why we couldn't meet always trying to get you to keep messaging really expensive site

Not one guy including myself has ever talked or met a bot.A real person is impossible. Total scam fellas avoid at all cost.

All girls want you to send messages through the site no one of them share there contact number or ready to talk over the phone all they want you to spend money on the site.learned it heard way after spending money. Its total scam don't waste your money

Every profile is a scam. Give contact information and they'll try to encourage you to communicate through the site until we get to know each other better. Scripted responses. Save your money.

Total scam i use this as my profile picture not one woman mentioned it and received 20-30 messages each day. The pictures of the women all have curtain backgrounds or buildings in Europe

I've never felt so scammed! So many false women. Scripted answers and robot like text! So expensive to chat! Seems all the women are on 24/7. Just a bunch of lying promises. It will hurt your feelings!

They never answered a direct question about themselves many pictures sent look off a porn site. Each message sent is 100 credits about 3 each with a limit of how long each can be

A close inspection of the "messages" from women on this site reveals common phrases, grammatical errors, and themes that are found in very lame chat site come ons. Profiles appear from women way outside the age limits and locations the user has indicated a preference for. Many photos are clearly of professional models and others appear culled from generally available sources on the web. Recently I got a "message" from someone whose photo was a 10+ yo shot of well known actress Stormy Daniels.
Do NOT Waste Your Time Or Money On This Site unless all you want to do is fantasize and jerk off!

COMPLETE SCAM
If this company Really wanted people to, "hook up" they wouldn't block all our numbers. They're about the money and screwing us out of ours. No woman will go to another site and just wants to chit/chat. Moonlightcandy is a perfect example. Excuse after excuse to not get together, when she claims that I missed you this week. At first I'll come over 12 days later lets still talk on here. All BS, probably just another one who works for the company answering any call in the que. They seem to thrive on how they get you to talk more. Of course so they can earn more.
COMPLETE SCAM

The other review I see on this site is spot on. I had multiple conversations that were going great until I suggested we move to another platform or meet in person. Interesting how these women felt that paying for messages with a limited charecter count is better than another platform that is free. The site will also block any attempt to share phone numbers. (They don't want you leaving)
Possibly AI driven or just a call center. I noticed that some of the terminolgy used is from the UK and rarely used in the US. I saw this in multiple conversations.
I was on the site for about a week and every morning I had 18 messages asking to meet. Not bad for a guy with no profile photo.

This site is another fraudulent SCAM dating site. It is designed to lure you in and engage you so as to empty your pockets of $. Nothing more. Real women - if they exists at all on this site - are as rare a unicorns.

Each message you send after your first freebie costs you AT LEAST $2.28, often a multiple of that. That is why an AI-driven bot system can suck money from you.

But there are ways to know that this or another site is a SCAM before you fall for it:

1. The site shows you what you want to see & believe: scads of reasonably attractive women in your local area throwing themselves at you. In a word, doing all the things that women don't do.

2. You'll get hits, far more hits than anywhere else, and they just keep coming. I hid my profile and I'm still getting hits.

3. Not a word in those hits (emails or texts) has anything specific to do with you (aside perhaps from your chosen user name). When you think about it, the messages look generic because they ARE generic.

4. Reply with some question about the person's town to authenticate them and it will either be ignored, or you get indignation -- but never an answer to the simple question that would show them to be a real human living in a specific play.

5. Still not certain? Read the Terms of Service you just clicked thru. This site has this to say:
"TRF Networks Ltd. clearly reserves the right to communicate with WannaHookUp.com in regards to self-created profiles. These are fictional profiles where physical bonds are not available." I.e., frauds.

No lady on there wants to really hook up. They just want to chat on the site which costs points (which is expensive) even if they ask for your number or email address they will still just only message you on the site. Some pics are taken from internet.