I was a free member and of course got loads of women wanting to meet me. I replied to all of them and got nothing in return. I looked at the most attractive one in her profile and looked at what her buddies had said. A lot of comments said things like Oh another fake, stop treating us like idiots ...
This site not only didn't let me know who it REALLY was until after I had created an account where I was already an (inactive) member, they started an avalanche of phony messages to try to get me to by a premium membership. Here is a typical email notice: You have received a new message from ...
I paid the subscription fee after receiving so called contact emails. I replied to these emails and got no response from any so called member. It seems the company just pick a "member" at random then send you an email to try and get you to pay again so you can respond and when you do once ...
I joined their site, and immediately found out that all the women I e-mailed wanted me to join other sites to view their profiles.in addition I was billed by a site called beematch for an additional 24.95 1.95 for who knows what. I never joined beematch, I would assume that they are a spin-off of ...
I had been using the free version of the amateurmatch.com for over 6 months. This free version is about useless since you can't email others, reply to emails to you, instant message, nor do a search in any specified area. Even the paid version won't let you do an advanced search to Who's Online. ...
This company makes it seem you are being contacted by dozens of good looking girls in your area or close that are dying to meet you. When you start looking closely at the profiles you notice in the top right hand corner the letters OC.in the fine print you will discover OC means Online Cupid and ...