CasualFling Arvostelua 

Marketed as a dating site. It’s a scam. Extremely high cost per text to interact. Every woman I spoke to just tried every trick in the book to stay texting. Nobody seems to actually meet. You get bombarded with impossibly good contacts, I had 100 in four days, just after i started asking questions, funny that! Not real. Everything is geared to get you trapped buying text credits! I found multiple fake accounts using stolen photos from social media. Do a reverse look-up on all photos if you’re on this site! Better still get off of it. They will try and take you for thousands!

Profiles seem fake or skimmed. Lots of connections to use up your cash. £19.99 gone on 5 exchanges. Why chat to spend money, than use facebook, whatsapp or other.

Wish i had read the reviews before i joined up. Total scam. One of the ladies i exchanged a lot of messages with, said localish to me. Just done a photo search with 1 of her photos. Turns out she has various names on usa sites. And came across another of her photos, on her profile.
Walk away. This site is costly per message, no pricing shown on how much / credits, it is to send a message.

Yes, another Sucker for the site. A girl local to me!!! Chatted, sent pictures - not looking like her Web photo, just wanted to keep the chats up and up -making more money for the site. Suggested after a while to use email.
Surprise surprise nothing heard from the on. Don't use it Guys, just a lead on.

Such a scam spoke to the same women night a day for months. Fake meets. Made excuses up the day before. Lied over what had happened did not live were she said she did .lived in the Philippines. Because I done a check on one of her pictures. Which came back she was a escort in the Philippines. Then when I said to her .and prove it to her .her answer was dont trust everything you read on the net .then made a fake meet again. Got up in the morning she removed her picture from my chat. so stay well clear of casual fling its a absolute scam I spent thousands of pounds for a scam stay well clear

Well , this isn’t a way , that I would charge so much money through credit points, why can’t you be an example of smooth flying business?

A complete scam. Avoid unless you want to chat with bots all night. And that’ll cost you a lot of dough.
You won’t meet anyone real on here, though there must be the odd real stray like i guess,?or my female counterpart.

Horrific bot AI activity throughout complete disaster. Waste of time and money. Fraudulent site just designed to fleece you. Don’t use

Wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a money laundering front

Absolutely all fake do not trust at all

I was living in Manchester for three months and was after a proper friends-with-benefits situation - nothing serious, just regular casual fun with someone local.

I gave CasualFLing a decent go during that time, but unfortunately I had zero success on it. Didn’t manage to arrange a single meet-up. The site seems legitimate enough - it’s not a scam or anything like that - it just didn’t work for me at all. Maybe the user base in Manchester wasn’t bug enough, or perhaps the vibe just wasn’t right. Either way, it was a complete waste of time for what I was looking for.

In my opinion, if you’re after straightforward casual sec or a friend-with-benefits arrangement, you’re better off either booking an escort or sticking to the more established platforms like JustBangMe or AdultFriendFinder. Those actually seem to deliver results, whereas CasualFling left me with nothing.

Absolute scam. Cost me £50 to endlessly chat to the women who are obviously fake. Plenty of chat but ZERO meets. Lesson learnt . DO NOT ENTER

Doesnt seem real ..no engagement, nice pics from somewhere .Tried a few messages no proper replies waste of time and money . It would be great to find a genuine site but this is not the one ..nor many others for that matter ..not even polite responses ..best avoid

Absolute scam, not real women, they never want to meet up it's clearly just AI.

Total scam. The so called ladies send you messages with photos. If you click the photos and do a google search on them it comes up as stolen from other sites like onlyfans. This scam site should be shut down and prosecuted for false advertising. I even complained about the stolen photos and they tried to tell me it’s real and everyone was vetted to prove they’re real. This is pure Fraud.

Absolute scam. I invested enough to have 250 messages. I am not convinced. All one ever receives is question after question. Women asking same and similar patterned questions. They magically respond night or day. Which raises doubts. The with only in one or two sentences with just another similar set of question. They never reveal anything at all about themselves. Again realise genuine doubts. After spending several weeks the closest to actually getting to have a conversation about meeting up? A big fat zero. Stay well clear of this site. It evidently has to be a fraud.

Very weird site lots of bots fake women showing explicit naked photos , hook to get you paying £1.75 for every message they tease you to pay for more messages but nothing comes from the conversations
LEAVE WEll ALONE

Absolute scam pretend to want to meet even ask to straight away but when you agree they want you to message over and over costing money for credits. Not sure they even real women to be honest just always wanting you to message more even when suggested messaging somewhere thats free as the prices are ridiculous.
Would give it 0 stars if I could as its a total scam

Deceptive marketing, not sticking to their own T+Cs
Web page introduction: "Make it Fling everyday! Start meeting singles who are ready for fun every single day." Terms and conditions: "The Website is a platform for Users and Premium Members to communicate electronically with the Profiles and is not intended for physical meetings." i.e. utterly conflicted. Within minutes of setting up a profile (with no pictures) I started to receive frequent messages including a wide array of sexually explicit images and erotic chats. They were followed up typically with a variety of different approaches, ranging from apologetic, to confronting my manhood in an attempt to provoke a response from me. I.e. these were not genuine users.

The T+Cs set out clear expectations regarding users where the account "is Is deliberately deceptive, misleading or fraudulent;" and "You will not upload, share, or distribute any content that contains nudity or explicit sexual material. Violations of this may result in content removal or account termination." I believe that the reason for this is that CasualFling's marketing model is to charge for messages, so it doesn't necessarily mean that the bots are being run by the company, but it does necessarily mean that these user accounts are breaching their terms and conditions, to their benefit. I confronted them about this, and asked them to review the messages I had received from 9 user accounts, and offered a week for them to respond. I received a generic response saying they would 'look into it'. I doubt anyone actually read my email. Those user accounts remain active, and I have received a total of 145 messages from users who have ignored the message in my profile suggesting they use a keyword from it to indicate they are not a robot. They typically mailmerge my username in. There is no option to Report a profile, because they don't want you to. If they did, they would have to shut down all the fake user accounts, and then they would have no content presumably.

It is disappointing that there are so many companies who set up an entire income stream for themselves that relies on the financial vulnerability of men who would like to flirt and have short term relationships with consenting like-minded adults. The only service they are providing in December 2025 is a simulation, which will ultimately lead to the most vulnerable men being catfished, and the least, simply becoming disillusioned and wondering why it never leads anywhere, further damaging their self-esteem. "CasualFling.co.uk takes full responsibility for the content it controls on its platform." I present evidence that "CasualFling.co.uk has established a comprehensive complaint processing system for users who wish to report potentially illegal content or content that violates our policies." is not true, and it was clear from my automated message that I should not expect any meaningful response to my complaint.

This is a Czech company, despite their .co.uk branding. I have requested data erasure under Act No. 110/2019 Coll. which is the national implementation of the GDPR. If I do not update this review, you can assume that I was not contacted to erase my data, which will also be very telling.

This site is a total scam, the so called women even indicate they are local to you, and they are very good at encouraging you to keep sending messages. I spent over £700 before the penny dropped. Don't taken in like I was.

Most of the people sending you messages are created by the company. They then use images readily available on the internet of other people. The whole intention is for you to start messaging back. You will then need to buy additional credits at outrageous prices.