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This website makes it impossible to unsubscribe. They will take your money even after trying to close your membership. And then when you complain, they argue that you never tried to turn off your membership.
Then you ask for a refund, on the day the payment was taken out and they then say you're not eligible for a full refund.
Avoid. At. All. Costs.
And I haven't even mentioned how many fake profiles there are...
Just another scam dating site full of fake profiles and fake messages. How do they get away with it? Probably because no one would admit to signing up with them so no one makes an official complaint.
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