The result of our NextDoorFling.com review: Our test on NextDoorFling.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.

- Fake Operator
Fake Profiles
Unlikely to meet
Negative comments
Very expensive
Report for NextDoorFling.com review
NextDoorFling.com advertises with a solid offer and erotic content. But, we did some research on the internet. The online dating portal has got a negative reputation. The problem is that the site uses fake profiles which are controlled by fake operators. This site is nothing more than a virtual chat room, with no chance of finding a date.
This is not known to a visitor who only reads the top of the pages. On the landing page, the operator of the portal notes the moderation. We read about fictitious profiles and that they are managed. The operator of the site is Midsummer Online B.V.
Scroll down to read the details of our NextDoorFling.com review.
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Details on the NextDoorFling.com review
The online dating website NextDoorFling.com looks great on the first view. On the landing page we read that there are about four million active users. The registration here is free, plus the chances of finding a date seem to be great. But the good first impression diminishes when we spend more time on the site. On the internet we found many negative reports about a rip-off with a fake chat. It depends on how you see things and evaluate the facts. The problem is that the website certainly uses fake profiles which are controlled by fake operators. They will get in touch with new members right after registration. The fake operators will not identify as such and the fake profiles are not marked. But the site information is not a real scam.
Information about moderation on the landing page
The operator of the online dating platform is Midsummer Online B.V. That company is located in Deventer, the Netherland. We have had a few experiences with this operator before. It is a company behind a huge network of dating sites. The chance to find a date on any portal in the network is likely to be zero. However, misleading advertising and irritating promises are not a scam in themselves. NextDoorFling.com uses fake profiles to entertain the user. That is mentioned on the landing page and in the terms and conditions. Also, the operator claims that it is possible to flirt with a match.
In the terms and conditions, the moderation is explained more specifically
“5.2 NextDoorFling.com has entertainment as its goal, it is explicitly not the purpose of NextDoorFling.com to establish dates or meetings in person.
5.3 Midsummer Online B.V. explicitly reserves the right to send calls on NextDoorFling.com through self-created profiles. These are fictitious profiles with which no physical agreements are possible.”
The operator uses cheeky tricks which irritate the user. The terms and conditions are only provided as an image. It is not possible to copy and paste paragraphs of the legal information. That is a common trick used by untrustworthy companies. The moderation on this site has got a certain purpose. Fake operators entice the users into a chat for which they must pay.
The conclusion from our NextDoorFling.com review
NextDoorFling.com is a moderated chat. The online dating website uses fake profiles that show fictional people for entertainment. This site is nothing more than a paid virtual fantasy chat with erotic conversations. The operator notes this on the landing page. As we see it, the chances of finding a real person here is probably zero.
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Having found out that this site is a scam I am gutted, They had no money out of me as I dont have a bank account, asked if they would accept a direct debit got no reply of course! These swines want closing down!!!!
After a while of being on the site you realise your chats are being monitored and messages contained within profiles from potential new matches are tailored to your previous chats, so they are very devious and clever in their approach to essentially keep you engaged and of course parting with your had earned money.
Chance of any liaison, zero
I fell for the Nextdoorfling con and it truly IS the biggest con. after near killed in riot in 2004 finally reached a state of “recovery” where I felt I could entertain the thought of no longer being alone or to put bluntly…lonely. up to a 100 messages a day were piling into my inbox so I fell into their trap and paid..chatted with whatever” only to give my phone number and email to them then another question to force another message at a cost in the region of £1.60 per note sent but sadly my situation was such that it didnt occur to me ….so I paid again and inside 30 hours I’d used £105 of credits and got ZERO results. Now wether fake or not I’m of the opinion its a load of low lives who are happy to con sad individials suchas myself for a comission from the extortionate £160 per message which even has limits on the number of characters so to go into a detailed message often required 2 or 3. Dont be a MUG like me it really is 100percent scam full of low lives or robots