Dear Readers, I would like to add my voice to the man from San Diego California. Noting that his post is dated 2008. Obviously nothing has changed. While it did not cost me anything, I sure got an education in the field of online dating. The Chemistry.com scam involves a variation on a theme called ...
Chemistry.com is a fraud. Once they have your profile information, it does not matter if you resign, or hide, your profile, they continue to use it to send to their new members. Most of the "matches" are nonexistent, or have resigned (probably in disgust). I have repeatedly sent them ...
I paid over $100 to join this site. It's been about 3 months and I have received nothing from them. I asked for my money back and they said "No, my profile must be to restrictive". I have met dozens of people on other sites so this isn't true. Don't waste your money. You will meet no one ...
I was lured in by their great advertising. Despite there fee being higer than any dating service I ever encountered I still agreed to join. I signed up for 1 Month at the rate of $49.95. This was a "one time" fee deducted from my account. Then I noticed that my account was overdrawn from ...
When I signed up with Chemistry.com, the site clearing stated that the subscription rate was for one month and was not an automatic charge. That statement was false. I watched my expiration date and decided I would not renew the subscription. I then noticed that my subscription date was then ...
Scam!!! I signed up for their special; 3 months for $49.95 and have been on for 8 days. After the 5th day I no longer recieve matches. Most of the matches they sent for the first few days do not fit my criteria. I've complained to customer service via email and get responses that do not answer my ...