Tara C.
Such a shame
Such a shame. Tried to play again but far to many adverts to play other games. So found another game from adverts with no adverts when playing
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Tara C.
Such a shame. Tried to play again but far to many adverts to play other games. So found another game from adverts with no adverts when playing
CJ
The game itself is fun, but unfortunately the powers that be don’t care about the sheer amount of romance fraud scammers there are on there, using photos of real (older bearded) men lol. All are widowed and work on oil rigs or US army, or orthopaedic surgeons …🙄 I’ve played for years and know their scripts word for word, but as soon as I try reporting them, the report immediately comes back ‘ not violated terms and conditions’.. maybe it takes a few people to report them before they take notice, I don’t know. But I do know from watching TV programmes about them that they find vulnerable women and take their homes and money from them! If a player reports someone for fraud/chat then you should absolutely take them down immediately before they find someone vulnerable!!! Personally I’d advise people not to reply if someone messages, just in case. I do so just to see the script they use, and then report them. If you do carry on on another platform just to see how they ask for money, it’s hilarious. They call you eventually (but refuse video calls), and don’t even bother to hide their African accents…🤣🤣🤣
Neal
I’ve been playing this “game” for many years, at first it was fun and honest, then they became WOKE and started to not accept ACTUAL English words they found “offensive” even though they were in every English dictionary. Then they started allowing players to make up strange weird words that are NOT in any dictionary but “words with friends accepts these words though there is NO definition” so those players who keep paying monthly fees can win games. Now they are NOT accepting actual words from players who play just for the fun and are not paying their fees so payers can win. FYI: they just denied my work eject as not acceptable. One more thought, they allow women, maybe, to play who are looking for men who have money to play with them….just my opinion, but real.
Michele
My complaint isn't about the game itself, but about the weirdos you get matched with. All men, all asking personal questions or just want to chat. Not interested in playing the game. Not once have I been matched with a woman. Play with real friends or not at all.
Terry M.
I love the game BUT I purchased the rewards pass because I wanted some extra coins and they make it look like you get over 500 coins with the purchase BUT that is a lie! You don’t get ANY coins with the rewards pass it only gives you more missions to earn coins but takes away your ability to get the daily coins by watching the ads since it’s ad free. I Will Never Purchase Again from these lying cheaters!
Harold M.
The game is now just a money grab, I have been playing since 2013 and paid for the ad free version years back, but now it's a constant "upgrade to premium" in your face all the time... Time to look elsewhere for a less irritating game.
M F.
Over the past nine years, I have come to enjoy Words With Friends, particularly the weekly Solo Challenge that renewed every Monday. That is until recently. Now the Solo Challenge has become a battle with a robot armed with letters and points that leaves me in the dust. What was once relaxing has now become just another source of frustration. The good news is this frustration is avoidable.
Ron G.
I have stopped playing WWF. The games they advertise are violent, showing various ways to kill people. They make it so meaningless. An impressionable person could easily become more desensitized by watching this violence. Good riddance.