WhatsYourPrice.comReviews of whatsyourprice.com

[SugarBaby] Signed up for an account, uploaded a photo, and verified email. The next day, I couldn't log in (account not found despite having their email sent to me). Didn't even use the website nor speak to anyone. Now I am worried about them using my account as a bot.. LOL.

Even if you contact customer service with clear evidence of a fraudulent / scam female profile (typical scam: they say in chat that they have been recently been scammed, therefore they ask you to send money up-front to 'prove you are genuine') customer service refuse to refund you the credits spent to open a chat with that person. It typically costs about $10 in credits to chat with one person, more if you made a high offer. Although there are a handful of genuine profiles between the scams, be prepared to lose $100s to the site for some time-wasting and high risk interactions with the scam profiles. Possibly the world's worst and most stupid customer service, and that's a tough competition...

Almost every person on the site is a fake and a scammer. Very few actual people on the site. I suspect the company is in league with the scammers because, the moment you buy credits, you get slammed with lots of offers. The company has made it hard to get credits back when it's obvious the other person is a scammer. When you report scammers they do nothing about the profile reported. Sure you can block anyone but the company refuses to validate people's identity and allows scammers free reign. Greasy! Avoid at all costs!

Geblockt zonder reden en lijkt soort van oplichting te zijn willen ook niet vertellen waarom ik ben geband voor wat. Scamm site

This site is a scam. By my count, about 90% to 95% of the female profiles are fake or bots. Exceptionally beautiful 20-35 years old women 100s of miles away, or 1000s of miles away, and not going to travel to my city to date me especially considering I am over 60, but they all message me with offers. There are some legitimate profiles, one woman on the site I previously met in person from a different dating site. But for every real profile, there are easily 10 to 15 fake ones. Just reverse image their pictures and you'll see. I made one offer and the woman said she lived 1000 miles away from me but visited my city occasionally. She looked like a Victoria's Secret model. I reversed image her photo and discovered she is an internet model in NYC. When I told her of the fact she had over 100 photos on multiple sites, she stopped messaging me. But if you avoid the sensationally beautiful female profiles, and find one who lives near your city, you can find a date, but it is not easy.

90% of the female profiles are financial scammers. They very cleverly gain your trust and even after you move off site and continue the chat they will work on you for days all the while claiming they reside in your area—even with a bogus phone number. Then the day you plan to meet: “I don’t have money for gas, can you send me a gift card, honey, please? You do love me, don’t you?”

Total scam. Stay away

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