CrushCompass.com review

The online dating platform CrushCompass.com advertises with free registration and at first, sight appears to be trustworthy. On the landing page, the portal promises a members’ pool of 4 million people, who are just waiting for someone to flirt with. But as we take a closer look into the footer of the landing page, we quickly find out that the site is a rip-off with a fake chat.

Firstly, the site is not free. Users must pay for each message they send. Furthermore, there are no real people to be found in the members’ pool. The company hires fake operators, who create several fictitious profiles. With these fake profiles, real-life dates are obviously not possible. Therefore, users are tricked into costly conversations, which can never result in a date. The operator of CrushCompass.com, Midsummer Online BV from Deventer, in the Netherlands, is already well-known for this kind of scam. We do not recommend anyone to register here. It is a waste of money.

At first sight, the online dating platform CrushCompass.com looks trustworthy and legit. The landing page advertises with a huge members’ pool of 4 Million singles and the website appears to be a great place to find some local members for a date. But as we take a closer look, we find some information in the footer of the site, which reveals the truth about CrushCompass.com. Unfortunately, it is a rip-off.

After the free registration, the site turns out to be rather useless. To use the chat feature and send messages on CrushCompass.com, users must purchase so-called “credits” first. Depending on the chosen credit-bundle, each sent message costs between 0.83 GBP and 1.25 GBP. This is not only extremely expensive, but also completely pointless. According to the terms and conditions of the website, the chat contains fictive profiles, with whom physical contact and real-life meetings are not possible.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 27/02/2021)

3.1. crushcompass.com has the goal of allowing users to flirt. Crushcompass.com is the platform for users to chat with fictive profiles. The website, service and content are being provided for entertainment purposes only and are not intended to be used for establishing meetings with other users.

Fake profiles

As users must pay quite a lot of money for each message they send. With no chance to meet someone for a real-life date, CrushCompass.com must be considered a rip-off. The heart-symbol, which is used to mark the fictitious profiles is totally insufficient. It is impossible for users to understand the meaning behind the symbol without reading the lengthy terms and conditions. Therefore, users assume there are real people and potential dates behind the profiles and are willing to pay for the expensive chat.

Usually, the skilled fake operators try to keep each conversation as lengthy as possible and try to get as many messages as possible out of the user. Thus, each chat conversation becomes extremely expensive, but remains totally pointless. The operator of CrushCompass.com, Midsummer Online BV from Deventer, in the Netherlands, is already well-known for this kind of scam. The company runs several fake chat dating sites and has an terrible reputation on the internet.

The online dating platform CrushCompass.com turns out to be a rip-off with a fake chat. Users must buy credits to be able to send messages in the chat. But they are not sufficiently informed about the fact that the profiles are fictitious. Thus, users lose a lot of money on senseless conversations, without ever having the chance of meeting someone for a real-life date. The operator is already well-known for this kind of scam, and we cannot recommend anyone to register on any of their websites.