FreeSexMatches.com review

FreeSexMatches.com claims to be a legit online dating portal. But this site has a bad reputation. Former users were not satisfied and generally had bad experiences. Moreover, this site is a scam, according to reviews on the internet. We checked the legal information and found proof for these accusations.

The profiles on the site are fake, but not marked as such. Furthermore, these fake profiles are controlled by bots. Bots will automatically send messages to a new member. In this way they encourage new members to chat, for which costs will arise. Premium membership is needed, which will extend automatically. It is a subscription rip-off. The operator of the site is Safe Escape LTD, which is based in St. Pierre Du Bois, Guernsey.

The online dating portal FreeSexMatches.com offers free registration. It seems many are convinced by this offer. On the landing page, we read that this platform has more than 1,7 million active members. We also see this number rising fast. Naturally, this gives the website a promising appearance. We assume this portal abounds with open-minded and chatty members.

Additionally, we see some profile pictures on the landing page. But information about the site and its services is missing. Free registration and membership numbers are the only details provided. The operator of the site is Safe Escape LTD, which is based in St. Pierre Du Bois, Guernsey.

No actual members

The online dating site FreeSexMatches.com might claim to have a high number of members. However, its numbers are invented. Profiles on the site are fake. A fake profile shows a fictitious person with whom a real-life date is impossible. As we see it, all profiles on the site are fake. Moreover, these fake profiles are not just used to increase the number of profiles. They are also used to increase the income of the operator. Costs will be incurred for the use of the site after registration. That means all information on the landing page is wrong.

Besides free registration and the number of members, no further information is provided. Misleading information is used to encourage people from the UK to register. After registration, bots will take over. The fake profiles are controlled by bots. So users will not even chat with a fake chat operator but with a computer program. There is, however, a rationale for this. The goal of moderation is to increase the income of the operator. This occurs by simply sending a lot of messages to new members. If users want to reply, costs will develop. Another cheeky rip-off starts here.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 03/03/2024)

Notwithstanding the foregoing, by and throughout your use, access and interactions to and with the Services and related content, You may interact with content generated by, or with the assistance of, automated online accounts (“Bots” or “Automated Profiles”), where none – or substantially none – of the actions and posts of that Automated Profile are the result of, or arise in connection with, a natural person’s profile or otherwise User Content.

The subscription is a trap

After registration, costs will ensue for premium membership. The fake profiles and bots are used to persuade new members to make a purchase. Ultimately, premium membership will end in a trap. To lure users into the subscription trap, bots will start a conversation. To read and reply, paid membership is needed. Now the trick is simple. The termination of the subscription is not easy, according to reviews on the internet. The subscription will renew if the user does not cancel it in time. This is used to scam users.

According to the information on the internet, the operator of the site will ignore or decline termination requests. Ultimately, the deadline for termination will be missed again and again. In this way the operator generates income. It is of course nothing but a cheeky rip-off. Reviews describe subscriptions as quite expensive. As they will renew again and again, there is a severe financial risk. And the chances of meeting a real person here are zero. This is the experience of former users. In general, customer satisfaction with this site is terrible.