CheekyFlirt.co.uk review

The website CheekyFlirt.co.uk seems very generic at first sight. It advertises with a free membership and free trial, which should be great. It turns out this is just an elaborate way to trap users into automatically renewing paid subscriptions. Most basic features are locked behind a paid subscription.

The free trial seems to be a nice and risk-free option to try out the service. However, it quickly transforms into a full-price membership if not cancelled on the very first day. Therefore, we consider it to be a subscription rip-off. You will find more details in this review. The website and the service are operated by LeadR LTD, which is based in London, UK. Usually, capital cities are a sign of trustworthiness. In this case, not so much.

The dating website CheekyFlirt.co.uk advertises with a free registration and promises to allow the users to find partners nearby quickly. The operator of the website is LeadR LTD, which is a company based in London, UK. On the landing page there is a form to sign up, and an image of a beautiful woman in the background. Nothing else is there to show us that there are real members. But at least, we can register for free.

At the bottom of the landing page, we can find a “they’re talking about us” section which mentions famous established magazines. After our research we could not confirm those claims to be true. The dating site does not provide any way to prove that those established websites are truly talking about the service either. This may very well be a lie and therefore, the sign of a possible rip-off.

Subscription scam

We did not find any user review for this website on the web, so we cannot confirm other users’ experience. This is often a sign of shadiness and a small user base. The users can sign up for free, but this is useless. All the other features are locked behind a paid subscription. Unless the user pays, they cannot chat with other profiles. The website advertises with a 3-day free trial subscription, but there is a catch. While the trial is free, it is actually a part of the full price subscription.

The user can only cancel the automatic renewal of the free trial within one single day after subscription. In practice, it means that the 3-day free trial is in fact a 1-day free trial. Once the trial is over, it transforms into a full paid subscription automatically. Therefore, the website can be considered misleading and untrustworthy. This can indicate a rip-off. Furthermore, any regular subscription will be automatically renewed. The renewal can only be canceled within 3 days before the end of its term. This is very cumbersome and can be considered a scam as well.

The website advertises with a 3-day free trial which must be canceled on the very first day or else it will automatically convert into a full paid subscription. This is misleading, and we cannot recommend the use of a website that uses such practices, as we consider it a scam.