They send emails of people that dont exist. Women passing though town that want to meet. Then you join and it all ends after you pay. Another rip off company. How can we stop this? ...
Ok, I admit it, I fell for this scam company's trick. A beautiful girl was coming to my city and wanted to meet me. These people are low-life scum bags. I should have known better and in hindsight, how could a regular member send me an email but I was thinking with the wrong part of my anatomy. I ...
This web site lures you in thinking that these women are gonna meet you and then you don't hear a work and there is no way to contact them. I was however up front when I signed on that if it was a ploy that I would get back the next day to cancell my membership, alot of good that did. ...
I must admit I fell for the scam its very authentic looking at first. Followed a spam email for fun and filled out an empty membership with no money down. Then a few days later started getting emails from apparent paid members saying they were going to be in my area but I couldn't respond unless I ...
The afore mentioned statements are my opinion, which is my right in our free society. I, like so many others (judging by the reports and complaints that I have read on consumer complaints and also online by scanning a search on Passionads.com) have likely been duped by the "apparently the old ...
Had the same experience as some others here. Placed a profile, and suddenly received emails from a couple of "women", one coming in from out-of-state for the weekend, and both wanting to get together. Emailing back does no good - the emails go nowhere. When I write customer service asking ...