In this section, we list all the dating sites where we have found evidence of questionable practices, or that are outright scams featuring fake profiles and automated messages.
Jerkly.com promises to instantly link you with exciting strangers worldwide through random webcam chats, but the actual experience quickly devolves into a highly repetitive and purely anatomical fiasco. When I registered out of sheer curiosity, I expected to swap stories with a diverse crowd. Instead, I ran straight into a seemingly infinite parade of gentlemen…
insta-sex.com greeted me with a massive explosion of pink and blue powder, right behind a woman blowing a kiss at my screen. The homepage immediately tries to sell you a dream, shouting “FIND SEX ONLINE” in giant white letters. It promises the “perfect place to find your match instantly” and even suggests using their massive sticker…
Jolly.me advertises itself as a dating space of “jillion possibilities,” promising a fun, easy-going vibe whether you look for casual encounters or something deeply meaningful. The platform boasts about connecting people worldwide, showcasing 5-star testimonials on its homepage. One user named “Honey” even praises the site because “men really show interest” and claims that the…
Feeling.me captures your attention the moment you load the page with its sleek, minimalist design and the bold, emotional tagline: “Your feelings decide.” They market the platform as a premium, highly secure sanctuary—a “safe space” specifically tailored for individuals who want “lasting relationships by focusing on core values, interests, and long-term goals.” They confidently boast…
Elvori.com promises a glamorous package of flirt, romance, and love, all neatly wrapped in one place. They invite you to join their supposed community of “30 million Happy People” and declare a mission to remove any age or distance barriers standing in the way of true love. However, my investigation quickly revealed that the only…
Waitfordate.com promises to act as a place to create something special, but in reality, the only special thing you will create here is a massive hole in your bank account. The site pitches itself as a sanctuary where they ‘help like-minded people build lasting connections’ and invites you to join ‘our community of 30 million…
Tinely.com steps onto the online dating stage with the catchy, romantic tagline that ’cause a good dance requires two. They boldly invite you to join a supposed community of 30 million Happy People and claim a noble mission of helping like-minded souls build lasting connections. However, my investigation quickly revealed that this ballroom has highly…
Gentlove.com immediately caught my attention, promising to unlock new connections and experiences again and again. However, my inner investigator quickly noticed a striking sense of déjà vu. The portal copies its entire design, color scheme, and layout directly from Kismia, another well-known dating platform that relies on heavy monetization and automated illusions. As a seasoned…
No photos, no description, and we get a new message every five minutes.
All these messages and no profile picture—magic!
Only-flirts.com popped onto my screen with a name that pretty much gives away the entire plot. The site claims to be the ultimate hub for quick, no-strings-attached flirting with gorgeous singles. The layout oozes modern charm, designed to make you think you’re just one click away from a hot conversation. Wanting to see if the reality…
Contactmilf.com popped up on my screen promising to be the “best milf community” out there – a cozy haven for anyone into mature women who know exactly what they want. The smiling lady with glasses on the homepage almost got me believing that, for once, I wasn’t about to get abslutly rinsed. So, I set up…