FrequentFlirts.com review

FrequentFlirts.com advertises with a free registration and profile pictures on the landing page. But we did some research and found out that this website is a fake chat. In the member’s pool are fake profiles only. Those fake profiles are operated by fake operators that entice the user to a conversation with no goal.

A fake profile shows a fictitious person. That means physical contact is not possible. But precisely, that is what the online dating website promises. The user gets tricked by irritating information on the homepage. Later fake operators do the rest and scam the user. MIKO Communications operate this website.

The online dating portal FrequentFlirts.com advertises with a reasonable offer. At least the suggestion sounds good and promising. But it turns out that the information we read on its landing page is wrong and irritating. The website offers free registration, but it does not make clear that the site charges money after that. But the costs of FrequentFlirts.com are quite high. A user will have to buy so-called “Tokens” to send messages.

A paid dating portal is not a scam itself. But as FrequentFlirts.com is a fake chat and does not inform the user about fake operators, it is a rip-off. The member’s pool of the dating website is full of fake profiles. The fake profiles are operated by fake operators that will entice the user to a chat. A fake operator will not identify as a fictional person, and the fake profile is not shown as such.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 21/01/2021)

MIKO Communications uses both real as fictitious profiles that contribute to the goal of entertainment. This means that physical contact or dates are not always possible. FrequentFlirts.com is not a dating website, even though potential real-life dates between customers can happen. We find it really important that this platform is and stays a friendly environment to all users, therefore every user is obligated to use our website in accordance with these terms.

The company

MIKO Communications is the operator of the website. Just because the operator mentions the fake chat in the terms and conditions, it does not change the fact, that this portal is a rip-off. The landing page of FrequentFlirts.com promises hot flirts but does not point out that this flirt is only for online entertainment. MIKO Communications, which is in Breukelen, in the Netherlands, tricks its users with misleading details.

The scam starts right after the registration. Regard to reviews on the internet, and it only takes a few minutes until the virtual post box is full of messages of other members. Of course, a new user will assume that those messages come from real people, but they do not.

The dating portal FrequentFlirts.com looks good on the first impression. But after some research, it turned out to be a fake chat. Fake operators operate fake profiles and entice the user to a conversation with no goal. Physical arrangements are not possible. It seems like there is not one real person in the member’s pool.