FreshFriendship.com review

FreshFriendship.com may look appealing, with photos of over 50 individuals smiling and seemingly desirous of a friendship or more. A review to determine the user experience was initiated, which did not find much information about this dating site. But we did find negative reviews about the owner, Milada LTD, from Dublin, in Ireland. Company information suggests the use of possible fake chat operators. Evidence of a fake chat scam could not be found in the terms and conditions.

However, there is a recurring subscription. This is a subscription rip-off and scam if the user is not sufficiently aware of the deadlines for discontinuation. Also, this company is not responsive to requests to end the subscription. The seniors who are targeted by the owner are more susceptible to being conned by the multiple conditions which need to be met to pay for a membership.

FreshFriendship.com may look appealing. They show photos of over 50 smiling individuals who seem desirous of a friendship or more. With a paid subscription, the user can view photos in full size and see full profile information. Users can also check all search results, access all members’ photos, and contact popular members. There is a note which says that there are additional features which can be purchased after you become a full member.

The subscriptions come in various price ranges. All memberships were at a 30 percent discount. It is unknown if this is a perpetual price cut, or a lucky coincidence. But this would encourage a subscription for the lonely senior. The membership plans include a 3-Day Trial for 2.97 USD, and up to 6 months for 69.30 USD.

Subscription scam

The subscription is recurring and will automatically be renewed for a period equal to that initially chosen, and at the same rate. However, the three-day trial memberships will automatically be renewed to a one-month membership. Apparently, users will be notified by email before it is time to renew.

To cancel a subscription, the user must go to “my account” and “payment history,” to cancel the repeat billing. Customers must follow the instructions step by step or contact the company, by email, or phone. This only leads to the same instructions which are emailed to the user. Any user who receives a refund is possibly added to a negative database of associated billing agents. The whole process to terminate a subscription seems needlessly complicated, particularly for the seniors the site wishes to attract.

Blacklisted for refund

It is unknown how quickly Milada LTD, from Dublin, in Ireland responds to requests to cancel recurring subscriptions. But it is odd that a request to end a subscription and ask for a refund may cause the user to be blacklisted in a negative database of billing companies. This is not customer friendly and seems a little threatening. It is certainly not a good senior experience. It can be concluded that FreshFriendship.com is a subscription rip-off and scam to avoid.

The online dating portal FreshFriendship.com is a subscription rip-off. Costs will ensue for a premium membership with a recurring subscription scam. Subscriptions are automatically renewed for a period equal to the one initially chosen, and at the same rate. Ending the subscription seems purposely complicated and puts a burden on the seniors who this site tries to attract. It is a subscription rip-off to be avoided.