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by Vandal Shumdit

I’m a leader in the tech industry. That doesn’t qualify me to use this app, but it does qualify my to recognize things about an app that the average consumer may not. I think that this app is designed to keep innocent guys like me on the hook. There’s no trial period for the app to establish its value for a consumer. I know, there are people that sign up for apps like this to take advantage of the platform and then cancel before they’re charged, but I’m being serious when I say that the way that “flirts” come through from women seems fishy. I’ve been on this app for nearly 2 days. I live in LA and somehow, the 20 most beautiful women are “flirting” with me at all hours of the day. Here’s the thing, though: the app conveniently doesn’t require you to verify to interact. Why not? It takes 10 seconds for a user to verify. Why not keep the fake users and the scammers off this app by requiring that? I think it’s to place the blame on the consumer for not clicking the setting that presents you only with “verified” users, therefore, your inbox is full of hot girls seemingly clamoring for you. So, I flushed $33 down the toilet for this. That’s fine with me, but that may be a steep price for other men. I don’t believe that the 5-star reviews on this app are from real users only, because the experiences that I’ve read in the 5-star reviews are 100% not what I experienced. So, go ahead, flush that money.

by Macaulay Kukulkan

There are probably some legitimate users on here somewhere, and maybe I just had bad luck. And if you're an older woman looking for a younger man, I don't know how well this app will work for you. But every single woman I talked to--whether I initiated the conversation or they did--was angling for money. They all tried to pass themselves off as "sugar mommas", then within less than an hour of us meeting they'd figure out some way to use that as a pretext to either solicit money from me directly, or get my bank account information (so they could deposit my "allowance", of course--because there's no way to transfer money to someone without their bank account information).

This was especially irritating because I wasn't even *looking* for "sugar mommas". I was looking for older women for things like dating and sex...the kinds of things you use dating app for. If you're a younger guy looking for strangers to give money to, then try Etsy or OnlyFans or whatever. At least then you'll get something in return.

by Taine R

Don’t use this app! People should be aware so they don’t have the same experience that I had. You will receive messages and flirts from multiple beautiful ladies, all of them will ask you if you wanna get laid with them. So in order to do that they will ask you to get an “ID hooked up” or “NSA form” to fill. To get that “ID” you will have to buy prepaid cards or use your debit card and they will send you links that are fake website. So those websites will charge you but you won’t get your ID. So you will keep buying prepaid cards until you realized is something wrong with all this. You’d think the scam is very obvious but because they idea of an ID before meet someone por security purposes make sense you’d go through the “process”. I’m summary is SCAMMING. Trust yourself that is something wrong with this process and don’t provide sensible information. Some scammers are more obvious than others.