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Total scam. Got over 100 emails from supposedly older women in the first day all talking like a 20 yr old boy. All just seeming to prolong the conversation so that men have to spend a fortune just to chat with them.
Mature women don't talk like that. Probably AI.
I haven't spent the first dime with this company and I have no intentions of doing so. Like 98% of these so-called dating sites, scripted comments are an understatement. It wouldn't surprise me there is some boy in his 20s-30s posting the comments. Don't waste your time here.
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