like a spider in a web

like a spider in a web

Before you read on remember that all dating sites pray on people's loneliness to get them to join...

It promises to let you meet women for free. In reality you get to set up a free account and enter your details, search and so on. When the emails and chats start rolling in to your account you then realise that you can't answer them unless you sign up... you are then asked to subscribe - IT IS NOT CHEAP!!

If you sign up for a limited 3 day trial be sure to notice the fact that if you don't cancel within 3 days you will get billed direct off your credit card for a full month at the full rate of £40 WITHOUT being asked, hardly free.

During the first few days after you have joined for free you'll get emails suggesting you look at various other sites - as soon as you look at them you'll be signed up to them too and of course the emails then start flooding in from them - all the sites are owned by the same company so the chances are that all the women you meet will also be on the other sites while you unwittingly shell out loadsamoney to 'meet' them.

I joined one of their sister sites for a 3day trial UpForIt (they also run Shagaholic, Milfberry, Plenty of Affairs, SugarBBW to name a few), and responded to the numerous emails and chats I'd had but had no response....odd that out of the nearly 100 women who had decided to contact me not one wanted responded when I answered them back...also odd that nearly all 'appeared' to be online at 4 or 5 in the morning but weren't. I concluded that either I am a complete muppet or these women don't exist, the emails and chats don't come from them but are dropped into your mailbox to get you to join up and they are shown online to get you to keep up your interest. When I went to cancel the repeat billing I was sent a 'cancellation code' and told to enter it when I next logged in, WTF?, of course there was nowhere to enter it at all. Meanwhile my creditcard company had blocked my card and when I asked why they told me it was because of certain people I'd been dealing with but they wouldn't tell me who. You decide.

I smell a rat with all of it and if you want any further proof do a hunt on Google and you'll come across pages bragging about how much you can make out of each subscriber if you become an affiliate, speaks for itself.

Pros
Promises the world

Cons
Fails to deliver and very expensive.