Matt P.
Fake girls on fake ads
Fake girls on fake ads! Noticed makers of the product Cupid only comment when reviewers give good reviews? It’s a scam. I won’t order based on real people’s reviews. Waste of money. Take notice of real people. Recall the lynx effect scam? The cheap spray with men attracting? This will be the same. Those ads you see with American girls saying they need to change underwear… give over. They’re paid for that. American girls are mostly entitled, get paid fifty times what us English do, and have large houses and large networks. They call themselves influencers. That’s not a job. Of course they’ll praise the product and over act. That’s what they do. Avoid wasting money!
Response from Cupid FragrancesApr 2, 2025
Hi Matt, Thank you for reaching out and sharing your thoughts! We totally get where you’re coming from, and we appreciate your honesty. Transparency is important to us, so we’d love to clear up a few things. First, we assure you that all our advertisements and reviews are 100% real-just genuine experiences from customers who have tried and loved our products. And while we do engage with positive reviews, we don’t pick and choose what to respond to. Every customer matters, and we’re always open to feedback—good, bad, or somewhere in between. As for the effectiveness of our products, we stand by them! Many of our customers have had fantastic experiences, and we hope you’ll give Cupids a chance to impress you too. Of course, results may vary, but we’re confident in what we offer. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]. We’d love to help! If you have placed an order with us, please send us also the following information (Email, Phone number, Order number, and Name) so we can locate your order. Thanks again for sharing your experience. Best regards, The CUPIDS Team