Send you winks etc to get you to pay for a log on. Then of course you can not even chat with the person or anything till you send money and sign up. Then after you jump through the hoops credit card etc. The person doesn't even exist. Took several attempts to even close the account. Aug finally ...
I joined True.com (dating) in the fall of 2007. Within a week I received more than 20 emails and 50 winks. I sorted through these and sent about a dozen replies. But received no resonses. The site has a very interesting Personality Profile (compatability) section, but most women did not fill it ...
True.com advertised as though they were a Christian dating service. After completing some of the questionaires I found that the questions weren't Christian in nature, at all! I went to their site and requested to cancel the account within 3 days, especially after I received emails from anybody and ...
I recieved many emails from true.com offering me their 7 day free trial. I finally decided to try it. Never went back to the sight after the trial was over, 4 months later my credit card was billed 49.00, when I called to tell them I was not a member and that they had done an unautherized ...
I discovered True.com on the internet and I posted my profile joined for free and began to search the ladies profiles. I did not plan to pay a fee to contact any lady until I discovered a lady that I was attracted to. On my personal profile I posted what type lady I would want for a wife. After a ...
I just finished a trial run membership with a popular dating web site called 'True.com" A very strange thing happens in just a couple days into the membership. I begin receiving replies from women that I never wrote? Well to be honest it didnt really surprise me so much this time as this was ...