BeeMyPair.com review

Even if we do not buy it at all, we must admit that the landing page of BeeMyPair.com is rather neat. Clearly, the site has gone to great lengths to make itself look like a reliable platform like Tinder or Bumble. It even goes so far as to use the latter’s graphic design codes, not to mention the pun, “Bee my pair.” This is a light-hearted reference to the hymenopteran insects of the Apoidea family, designed to harvest some fruit, from the good reputation of that platform.

It is cute, but not honest. Unfortunately, our experience tells a different story. Indeed, a quick read through the Terms and Conditions, tells us that the site is operated by Take Two Digital LTD, who are based in Paphos, in Cyprus. We have already tested several sites from the same operator. Each time, our review revealed the same type of scam. This company is using moderators, who hide behind fake profiles. They entice users to spend money on a fake chat. Registering on BeeMyPair.com is, therefore, likely to be a disappointing and expensive experience.

The landing page of BeeMyPair.com provides a lot of information about the way the platform works, which suggests that the service is reliable. To be sure, we decided to put the site through a thorough test. We wanted to see if our review could be contradicted by our negative experience with the operator, Take Two Digital LTD. This company is based in Paphos, in Cyprus.

We therefore created a test profile, to see how the site works, and took the time to read the terms of use carefully. Unfortunately, it turns out that BeeMyPair.com is nothing more than a sneaky scam. Unless they buy “coins”, a virtual currency used to send instant messages, users cannot do anything on this site, except view the profiles. The problem is that most of them, if not all, are fake.

Fake chat scam

The virtual money can only be bought in packs. The price of a single coin is not very high. However, it costs one coin for each message sent, so, an ordinary conversation is ultimately bound to become very expensive. Obviously, the aim of the chat operators is to keep the conversation going, to increase the profits of the site. It goes without saying, that any date is excluded. The platform only presents users with fictitious profiles, what the operator calls “System Profiles”.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 19/09/2022)

The Company operates system profiles (i.e. profiles connected to Accounts which have been created by the Company and which are either operated by contractors of the Company who impersonate the persons portrayed in such profiles or by a system designed to interact with users) and expressly reserves the right to chat with users through such system profiles in order to enhance the users’ entertainment experience. Physical contact with individuals behind such system profiles is strictly prohibited.

System Profiles

BeeMyPair.com relies on chat moderators, who are trained to “entertain” users, while ensuring that they spend more and more money. They dangle a possible date in front of them, but that of course will never happen. Indeed, we clearly read in the Terms and Conditions, that any “physical contact” with individuals behind such system profiles, is “strictly prohibited”. Unfortunately, the company operating this site is well known for running a large number of similar rip-off websites.

As a result, there are no dates to look forward to here. There is only money to be wasted in vain. You will chat with people who most certainly look nothing like the photo they display on their profile.

Despite its slick presentation, the online dating site BeeMyPair.com, is only a cheeky fake chat rip-off. The operator is known from our reviews, to use fake chat operators. They trick users into buying coins to use the paid chat. As a result, the member’s area only shows fictitious profiles. Any date is obviously excluded, as stated in the Terms and Conditions. We can only recommend against registering on this website, to avoid a terrible, and costly, experience.