Krystyna Emilia G.
Terrible app.Doesnt accept emails…
Terrible app.Doesnt accept emails blocking account for no reason. Really waste of time!
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Krystyna Emilia G.
Terrible app.Doesnt accept emails blocking account for no reason. Really waste of time!
Marc
Several years ago, I recall Seeking Arrangement was an interesting and fairly novel idea. You could find attractive young women on the site who liked the idea of providing companionship—however involved—mixed in with a little bit of shopping and fine dining, a monthly "allowance," etc. Fast-forwarding to today, the site has changed quite a bit. I would say that about 80% of the seeming population on the network are now scammers or otherwise fake accounts, and even when you do find a real human female that is basically who she presents herself to be (or she finds you), you quickly discover her unmistakably bad attitude: shiftless to respond and interested only with the overt talk of money. So it seems to me that even when you do get a live one, she'll likely disappoint with an imperious and mercenary attitude. That seems really about the best you can hope for on this site now. Between the "let's talk on Snapchat," or, "do you have Kik?," or, "want to buy my pics?," there's little else left on the network. There are hundreds of profiles on the site with one photo and what appears to be bot-generated bio texts. I suspect these profiles may be run by Seeking Arrangement themselves, much like how Match/Tinder stacks the deck with the appearances of opportunity to lure in members. Oh, and the membership is almost $100.00 per-month. You would think that would account for something, but you really can go an entire month of being busily open and available there without finding a single real girl. That's a problem. Being the ever so helpful crew that they are, Seeking Arrangement also likes to auto-rebill you, too, so that in two months you've spent more than $200.00 on membership and boosts. It's all a bit much, if you ask me. I highly advise staying away from this site. It has devolved into a near complete scam, and the people who are left seem toxic. Search elsewhere.
Green J.
Seeking used to be a great site until it became too popular and every young girl set up a free profile and want to be paid to meet you for coffee or sell you pictures or get money for texting and then the not meeting you scam. The reality is not every daddy is a millionaire, real millionaires just attract young women and don't need or use a site like Seeking to find a beautiful young lady. So if you are a female and waiting for the SD that is going to fly you out to his 100ft yacht in his private helicopter you might be waiting a really long time.lol! The truth is there are a lot of guys that are financially doing very well and can afford to assist a girl that wants to be a REAL sugar baby and have a great time. Too many young girls on SA think that we just wanna Venmo them tons of cash for nothing other than the privilege of talking to them. Sorry but NOT! The place went to hell and should get closed down. There are also tons of fake profiles just like Ashley Maddison.
Karina
This site doesn't attract the silverfox millionaires like its marketing made it out to be, but rather, is infested by the regular middle-aged-guy-next-door looking for a girl to cheat on his wife with, or the regular escort john fishing for some black Friday deals. because of that, the site could be a rather daunting place.... EXPECTATION: silver fox millionaires VS. REALITY: stray dogs everywhere!!
Michael
I was a customer for 10 years. I got active again in the last six months after I moved to a new city. I found that the site was filled up with scammers wanting money in advance of meeting, online only picture sellers and platonic women wanting to get paid big money for talking over coffee. I reported these fakes and they retaliated against me and made false reports and SA banned me without recourse. They said that I broke the rules and solicited. I have never done that and they don't have one single bit of evidence. They kept my money and treated me like a criminal.
Emma
Lots of scammers and rude degrading men. I have money but wanted to meet a man with at least the same that I have. All I’ve met is disgusting men who get and scam you and I wouldn’t touch with another mans ten foot pole . The owner of this site is a huge douchebag ..so it’s gonna attract douchebag people. Work hard make your own money and date a hot sexy young man that makes you happy. You deserve better
David S.
I paid $89.95 for one month (I'm male looking for younger female) and was then able to chat with several women. The first woman I met I had to send her $20 through CashApp for gas. She showed up at our arraigned dating site, Starbucks, 30 minutes late. She was older and weighed more than her posted picture and the several pictures she sent me. She was nice, polite and courteous and it was a pleasant date. However, I'm not into heavyweight women so it wasn't a good match. The second woman I met looked just like her picture and was on time for our date at Starbucks. We agreed on $40 for the first date. I really liked her and would have loved to have a relationship with her but she was too expensive for my taste. I was supposed to meet another woman. I sent her $20 through CashApp but she never showed up for the date. If a man can afford it, I think this is a great site to meet a younger and attractive woman.
Rrainboww
Too many scammers. I've been asked by at least 3 sugar daddies for either money or my bank login information. Any others that I have mentioned this to stop talking to me. One guy said he'd been scammed before so he wanted to send me his secretary's info to make a payment just so he knew I was for real about having an arrangement. I'm new to this so I attempted and it was a false email address he sent. Long story short, I ended up sending him an Amazon gift card to prove myself. He said he never received it but Amazon said he did. Then he was mad that I was upset about him robbing me and said I should've just sent him the code through text. His username is Storytime69. Beware of men that ask you for a security test or some other confirmation because they've "lost thousands of dollars to sugar babies in the past".