Just to test my suspicion that I was receiving fake winks, I set up another account but using a female name (I'm male). The very next day, my regular account received a wink from my new account! How blatant, how obvious can this website be that they are sending out fake, computer-gereated winks to ...
These bastods stole my credit card somehow - I never signed up, never even visited their site before, and come find a $49.99 charge on my bank debit card. I suspect it was a Bank of America employee, or maybe it was just a remarkable coincidence this bogus charge appeared the same day I sent BoA an ...
To my understanding I clicked on a side bar for true.com out of curiousaty. I then agreed to a free trial of 7 days. I then read the fine print saying i will be charged when the trial is over. I then got there number, called and talked to a represintative to cancel my trial. I was told it was taken ...
This online service advertised a free 3 day trial, and after the three days i tried to cancel service. The service charged me anyway. ...
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 ...