Fortunamor Arvostelua 

Great and very useful

My close family member lost thousands being scammed by this site. She continued to talk to a "man" bc the site claimed he was fully verified. She called customer service many times to double check that he was "real" and "verified by the site". They straight out lied to her and told her nothing to worry about he is fully verified. However when I ran each of the "verified" photos thru multiple AI detectors they all came up 99% AI generated / fake photo. This is a complete scam site. I have the photos and screen shots to prove everything I have said. I have also filed a formal complaint with law enforcement.
And...as a response to their disingenuous comment on my review...I sent them the screenshot evidence of their deceptive fake verified profiles. Happy to share my experience with anyone searching for information on this scam site or if anyone is interested in joining a class action suit: Just message me: Enough is enough with this type of predatory behavior on senior citizens.

Everything anyone wants is great on dis app

Obviously fake profiles...

My revised response following reply follows:

After receiving Fortunamor’s reply to my initial review, I revisited the site to reassess my experience. Unfortunately, the response did not address any of the substantive issues I raised, and the concerns about authenticity remain unchanged.

Once inside the platform, the patterns are consistent and difficult to ignore:

Multiple profiles send near‑identical introductory messages with polished, generic language.

Several messages contain placeholder or nonsensical text (“AAAAA…”), which strongly suggests scripted or automated content rather than real user interaction.

Every conversation prompt is designed to encourage paid engagement, with no evidence of genuine back‑and‑forth or natural human behaviour.

The platform relies heavily on a credit‑driven chat model, which creates a financial incentive for prolonged, non‑substantive messaging.

There is no visible transparency about who operates the profiles or whether any of the interactions involve real individuals.

Fortunamor’s reply to my original review was polite but generic, and did not address these specific concerns. Nothing in their response explained the scripted messages, the placeholder text, or the uniform behaviour across profiles.

Based on what I observed, I remain concerned that the platform does not operate as a genuine dating service. My updated view is that users should approach with caution and be aware of the credit‑driven structure and the lack of evidence of real human interaction.

The review responses seem as AI based as the profiles. Never address the issue and deflect to their support area as the “right place” for raising issues.

The problem with that is that people’s experiences and learnings wouldn’t get out so potential users can make informed choices.

I am constantly being overcharged for services that say they are free. I have asked before for this to be addressed. No reply. I have spent 100’s of dollars on this site. While I appreciate the connection I have, I believe what you are doing is technically fraud. If this is not addressed quickly I will be turning this matter over to the New York State Attorney General’s office, as well to my local senator’s office. I appreciate your time and attention to this matter.

Notices seem to take time before it reaches someone in communicat with

It gave me hope here I always have people to talk to, people who gone through some tough situations in the name of love Nd that had let them to build walls to protect thier heart nd years has gone by Nd the thought of dying alone true longlines Nd a heart that ready to truely love Nd explore to a certain satisfaction ♥️♥️♥️ everyday is new adventure

The conversation started off great and I want to continue because this person seems genuinely serious so far

These replies seem AI generated

The company's support staff is fantastic. Every time I have a support need, they always address it promptly and efficiently and are able to provide the answers I need.

Scam shit all over the show!!

quick response easy to understand

Why is it that when someone sends a gift, I can't claim it as coins are attached to those gifts? and they can help with continuing to engage with people you meet.

My experience on your platform has felt very different from what is advertised. The site presents itself as a joyful place for connection, but in practice almost every interaction requires payment — messages, photos, and basic communication.

Because of this structure, conversations do not feel natural or personal. Instead of building genuine connection, the interaction begins to feel like a business transaction where communication is measured in cost rather than interest or emotion.

The constant requirement to pay before communicating creates a sense of restriction. Rather than feeling relaxed and open, users can feel limited, pressured, and even somewhat robotic in how they interact, carefully calculating each response instead of speaking freely.

Additionally, the payment structure appears to unintentionally encourage prolonged conversations that never move toward a real relationship or meeting outside the platform. Some individuals seem motivated to keep interactions ongoing rather than genuine, which can feel emotionally misleading to users seeking authentic connection.

When someone is aware that every reply has a price attached, it changes trust and authenticity. Love and friendship grow through open exchange, but when each step is monetized, the atmosphere becomes transactional rather than relational.

I hope you will consider how the payment structure affects both the emotional authenticity of communication and the likelihood of forming real relationships through your platform.
I don’t see anywhere. There’s a congratulations on getting married or finding the love of your life if you can never leave the platform.

For comparison, I have used other dating platforms that charge a single monthly subscription fee for communication. On those platforms, once subscribed, conversations flow naturally without worrying about each message.

On this site, however, every small interaction requires credits — even very short replies. Because each message carries a cost, communication feels measured and cautious rather than genuine. Instead of focusing on connection, users become aware of spending with every response, which changes the entire experience from relational to transactional.

***Update after companies reply! ***

Thank you for responding

My concern is not about whether credits are optional or prevent automatic billing. The issue I described is how the pay-per-message structure affects the communication experience itself.

When every reply has a cost attached, conversations naturally change. Users become cautious, responses are calculated, and interaction feels restricted rather than relaxed. This is different from a subscription environment where communication flows freely and people focus on getting to know each other.

Because moving communication off the platform is also limited, conversations may continue without progressing toward a real-world connection. That is why the experience feels transactional rather than relational.

**So my feedback is about the emotional and relational impact of the system design, not simply the payment method.**

Another concern is the emotional dynamic created by pay-per-message communication. When a connection begins forming, people naturally become attached and want to continue talking. Because each interaction requires payment and communication is kept within the platform, this can place emotional pressure on users to keep spending in order to maintain the connection. Regardless of intent, the structure risks affecting users’ emotions in a way that feels uncomfortable rather than supportive of a genuine relationship.
It is a manipulative design.

Good ppl, good chat

Fake! Don't waste your money!! I didn't but I've been testing it for awhile. 1. Check all profiles while yes it varies for age start all end saying 90 as the highest number to date. Really? Someone 18-40 wants a 90 year old partner? Nah, not buying it. 2. I deleted my pictures and still i get new comers adding me to favorites etc. Really? 3. In a normal setting you don't hear from someone for weeks, you naturally know they aren't interested in you. I keep getting messages as if they were on an automatic system trying to hook and reel me in. Of course the website wants my money. I really don't feel as if any of the guys are real people on there, at least those who have reached out to me. And they're many. So please don't waste your money on this.

Added: I would add a screenshot of my account if this had an option...but my account still does exists even when I requested for them to take it down. I'm surprised they can't locate it!

This site won't allow any other communication, like email, text, Facebook, Whatsapp, nothing. All info is replaced br asterisks! Who can afford a continued conversation here without alternatives?