I joined at first for 6months in hopes of receiving replies as too the service the other party said they would provide.My first contract ran out so I tried another year.I feel as I was older I should have been referred to a senior group that wished to respond to their profiles and was similar to my profile
The whole concept I feel was a rip-off just to make money knowning very well that nothing would ever come of what I needed at the area I asked to be referred too.The internet as a whole I feel is a rip off.
Sex of all ages and should be barred from the use of the internet.
Possibly at my age I was only in a dream,but after sending out email as I did I should have received more response.I know that I will not long trust the internet as a place to meet persons or buy things as it is only a smoke screen.
FriendFinder Networks Inc. and its affiliates, AdultFriendFinder.com and MenNation.com are total scam sites. They claim to be the largest dating sites on the internet. They accept and cash gift cards from many established but unrelated companies, such as Target or Best Buy, in order to sell paid memberships. Once they take your money you have NO WAY TO RECOVER IT! Once I established my accounts and used the site as it was designed, they without warning or explanation, cancelled my accounts after less than two weeks of membership. For MenNation.com I sent a letter of inquiry to their customer service department, and never received any reply or explanation. Before I realized that they were related sites on the same network I then joined AdultFriendFinder.com and began using the site as it was designed to be used, nothing more. All of my activities were completely legal and legitimate. Within two weeks of joining, once again, I went to log in, and a message screen came on instructing me to contact customer service about my account. This time I used their chat support option. The chat support person looked into my account and told me that my account had been deleted due to fraud. I told them correctly that I had NEVER committed fraud and asked them to explain. They then told me that one or more of the photos I had posted had been involved in fraud. This was completely untrue, and I explained to them that their assertion was impossible, since I had taken the photos myself with my own camera, and that they had been used only as profile pictures on their site. They then told me to have my attorney or legal representative contact them if I wanted any further information, and they disconnected the chat session. It is outrageous that they can take your money and simply delete your account without warning or explanation, especially when the user/member has not done ANYTHING improper. My photos were MY photos. They had NOT been used ANYWHERE else for ANY reason. They were properly posted on their websites and approved by their screeners. BUYER BEWARE! STAY AWAY FROM ANY FriendFinder Networks Inc. associated sites!
I'm an idiot, I recently signed up for Tinder after a divorce and was matched with someone who seemed genuine. After a few text messages on Tinder she kind of implied that she may have ruined prior relationships with some type of sexual misalignment and asked me to check out her profile on another website before she'd agree to meet me.
The messages told me to go to a website called finalfriendfinder, not adult friend finder, so it didn't set off any alarms, I was also given a profile name to search for. Of course, there's no such website as finalfriendfinder and I was redirected to Adult Friend Finder, out of curiosity, I searched that site for her profile and it came up, but was blocked from view as I was not a member. I had no intention of becoming a member, but it gave you an option to view that profile for only $3.
I thought what the hell, and carefully made sure not to check any membership option boxes, just the $3 fee to view the profile of what I actually believed to be a woman I would have been interested in meeting and find out if she was into something freaky beyond my ability to deal with. Stupidly, I entered my CC info, again checking to make sure only the $3 to view a single profile box was selected. Bam, I've now become a gold member, no option to view cart, back out or delete information before final approval of sale. Scammed out of $84.
Adult FriendFinder Reviews
I joined at first for 6months in hopes of receiving replies as too the service the other party said they would provide.My first contract ran out so I tried another year.I feel as I was older I should have been referred to a senior group that wished to respond to their profiles and was similar to my profile
The whole concept I feel was a rip-off just to make money knowning very well that nothing would ever come of what I needed at the area I asked to be referred too.The internet as a whole I feel is a rip off.
Sex of all ages and should be barred from the use of the internet.
Possibly at my age I was only in a dream,but after sending out email as I did I should have received more response.I know that I will not long trust the internet as a place to meet persons or buy things as it is only a smoke screen.
Alexander
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
FriendFinder Networks Inc. and its affiliates, AdultFriendFinder.com and MenNation.com are total scam sites. They claim to be the largest dating sites on the internet. They accept and cash gift cards from many established but unrelated companies, such as Target or Best Buy, in order to sell paid memberships. Once they take your money you have NO WAY TO RECOVER IT! Once I established my accounts and used the site as it was designed, they without warning or explanation, cancelled my accounts after less than two weeks of membership. For MenNation.com I sent a letter of inquiry to their customer service department, and never received any reply or explanation. Before I realized that they were related sites on the same network I then joined AdultFriendFinder.com and began using the site as it was designed to be used, nothing more. All of my activities were completely legal and legitimate. Within two weeks of joining, once again, I went to log in, and a message screen came on instructing me to contact customer service about my account. This time I used their chat support option. The chat support person looked into my account and told me that my account had been deleted due to fraud. I told them correctly that I had NEVER committed fraud and asked them to explain. They then told me that one or more of the photos I had posted had been involved in fraud. This was completely untrue, and I explained to them that their assertion was impossible, since I had taken the photos myself with my own camera, and that they had been used only as profile pictures on their site. They then told me to have my attorney or legal representative contact them if I wanted any further information, and they disconnected the chat session. It is outrageous that they can take your money and simply delete your account without warning or explanation, especially when the user/member has not done ANYTHING improper. My photos were MY photos. They had NOT been used ANYWHERE else for ANY reason. They were properly posted on their websites and approved by their screeners. BUYER BEWARE! STAY AWAY FROM ANY FriendFinder Networks Inc. associated sites!
I'm an idiot, I recently signed up for Tinder after a divorce and was matched with someone who seemed genuine. After a few text messages on Tinder she kind of implied that she may have ruined prior relationships with some type of sexual misalignment and asked me to check out her profile on another website before she'd agree to meet me.
The messages told me to go to a website called finalfriendfinder, not adult friend finder, so it didn't set off any alarms, I was also given a profile name to search for. Of course, there's no such website as finalfriendfinder and I was redirected to Adult Friend Finder, out of curiosity, I searched that site for her profile and it came up, but was blocked from view as I was not a member. I had no intention of becoming a member, but it gave you an option to view that profile for only $3.
I thought what the hell, and carefully made sure not to check any membership option boxes, just the $3 fee to view the profile of what I actually believed to be a woman I would have been interested in meeting and find out if she was into something freaky beyond my ability to deal with. Stupidly, I entered my CC info, again checking to make sure only the $3 to view a single profile box was selected. Bam, I've now become a gold member, no option to view cart, back out or delete information before final approval of sale. Scammed out of $84.