CupidFeelReviews of cupidfeel.com

After a week using the website and $660 dollars spent. Honestly, it’s a waste of money. It’s ridiculous there is no motherly membership. The cost for credits just to chat/text or send letter messages/emails are too high! Yes, I’ve had great interactions-conversations with men but I agree with other people’s review of this website. It does feel like it’s AI profiling and the whole system is a scam for your money. Only, interacted with 10 Men total but constantly got dinged of messages from other men. Where it became frustrating and ridiculous. So, much to the point the messenger count only stated 99+. It couldn’t compute the count anymore. Plus, the notifications block the top of my screen where I had to wait for it to clear just to finish sending a message. Even if the Man’s career stated he is a Doctor or a Lawyer, no man would spend so much money a day just to chat with a Female. Also, I asked 5 men out the 10 if they would be interested in chatting on other communication platforms and not one wanted to do so. That is also a“RedFlag”. Yeah, if you’re wanting to go bankrupt talking to AI and saying sweet things to you then by all means go right a head. But there are cheaper alternatives for that!

Nate was excellent

Too many "push" emails. Too many requests for virtual and real gifts.

Since joining Cupidfeel my bank has been compromised . When I've asked the company to unsubscrbe me , I have had a very ambiguous email , which is not possible to reply to . I have definately been scammed . Avoid at costs

The team was very hopeful and understanding I am waiting for more opportunities to come

Her good attitude and willingness to help me.

At first it felt believable — but eventually too many things didn’t add up I want to be fair: I don’t believe that everyone on CupidFeel is fake, and for a while some of my conversations felt perfectly believable. I actually enjoyed using the site at first. However, one particular interaction eventually made me seriously question who — or what — I was actually talking to. The man I was speaking with seemed to be online almost constantly, including very late at night. His messages were often extremely polished, romantic and designed to keep the conversation going. Sometimes I also noticed noticeable changes in writing style and tone, and occasionally his replies seemed to miss or forget things we had already discussed. What concerned me most was the way the communication constantly encouraged more spending: messages, letters, photos, exclusive paid content and virtual gifts. Credits disappear incredibly quickly when you are having an active conversation. Eventually I told him clearly that I genuinely wanted to continue getting to know him, but I was no longer willing to keep purchasing credits. I created a separate email address specifically so we could continue our conversation for free and gave it to him. He repeatedly avoided moving the conversation there. This was the point where I lost confidence in the interaction. Someone who had been telling me how strongly he wanted to continue getting to know me was apparently willing to let the entire connection end rather than send one simple email outside a paid platform. I cannot prove whether I was talking to the person in the photos, an operator, several different people, AI-assisted messaging, or something else — and I am not claiming that I can. I can only describe my own experience. But the combination of almost constant availability, occasional changes in writing style, highly polished messages, relentless engagement, expensive content and the refusal to move a conversation away from a credit-based platform left me extremely suspicious. I requested deletion of my account. My advice is simply this: enjoy the conversations if you want to, but stay clear-headed, watch how quickly you are spending credits, and don’t assume that romantic words or intense attention necessarily prove that the person behind the conversation is exactly who you think they are.

J'ai eu beaucoup d'espoir en échangeant avec un homme hier mais il faut toujours payer. Il faut un budget de 20€/j si on veut échanger un peu : donc j'ai arrêter. J'ai reçu tellement de messages que je me demande si c'est possible. Si ces hommes ne sont pas employés pour inciter à consommer! Je suis déçue