SnatchHer.com review

SnatchHer.com is an online dating platform where you can easily and comfortably get the girl of your dreams. It claims to be the best advisor in the dating world when it comes to match-making. Most importantly, it promises endless opportunities for finding a great partner, by sending you a match on a daily basis. The landing page is adorned with hot, sexy female profiles. However, our review has determined that the platform is a fake chat scam.

Our review discovered that this site is operated by Crix LTD, which is a company registered in the Seychelles. Despite the seemingly professional landing page, a little digging revealed some serious red flags. During registration, users must waive their rights to join a class action lawsuit, or to testify against the company, in any judicial proceeding. These fishy tactics are used by fake online websites which are out to rip off users. Additionally, the operator uses fictional profiles or chatbots to scam users who are looking for love. Therefore, you can never meet these hot sexy women, because the profiles are all fake.

SnatchHer.com promotes itself as one of the best matchmakers in the world. They employ numerous tactics to get you the best partner. The landing page entices you with hot, sex female profiles. It promises to select the most compatible matches based on your attributes. However, this Seychelles-based operator is only trying to scam unsuspecting users. Our experience shows that the platform is for entertainment only, with no intention of actual dates.

Fake operator

Crix LTD makes a good impression on the landing page, and amateurs may be fooled into thinking the website is legitimate. However, our research showed that this operator is fishy and cannot be trusted. By signing up, a user waives the right to sue for damages or join a class action lawsuit, whether named as a plaintiff or the aggrieved party. This was a big red flag for us. Any company with good intentions cannot force new users to relinquish their right to sue for damages.

In fact, SnatchHer.com seems like a front for collecting users’ data for other commercial purposes. In our experience with online dating scams, operators who include such clauses in their Terms of Use often mishandle user data, or resell this to the highest bidder. It is important to note that the site is not free. Users are limited by the free membership and can only unlock more features through paid memberships.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 01/02/2024)

The Service offered for Your personal, non-commercial use. You comprehend, acknowledge, and accept that our Service, presented in the style of an online dating service, is an entertainment service. All content is provided for the entertainment and amusement of You. Our site does not guarantee that You will find a date, partner, or participant, or that you will meet any member, user or profile in person.

Just for fun

Our experience on the site proved that the profiles on this platform are not real. Reviews by past users have lamented the uses of fictional profiles and “sexy bots” hiding behind erotic photos of sexy women, to lure users into a scam. Also, the operator makes it hard to view or scrutinize these profiles. The Seychelles-based operator reserves the right to suggest possible matches. When we tried scrutinizing these profiles, we got annoying pop-ups or requests to upgrade payments.

In the Terms and Conditions, the operator explains that the site is for entertainment only, with no intention of helping people get dates. Therefore, you do not stand any chance of meeting anyone from this site.

SnatchHer.com entices new users with hot, sexy photos on the landing page. It claims to be the best in the world, promising numerous opportunities for a worthy date. However, our review revealed that the site is a fake chat scam and a rip-off. All these hot, sexy female profiles do not have genuine people behind them. Even more concerning, is that the operator forces users to waive their right to sue the company for damages. It seems the company is aware they are ripping off users and putting this clause in place, to protect themselves against legal action.