AnastasiaDate.com review

The online dating platform AnastasiaDate.com advertises with a free registration. However, right after the registration, costs will originate for a premium-membership. This is offered in form of a subscription. That subscription will extend automatically, if it is not terminated in time.

We did some research and found many negative reviews about the site. This portal is a cheeky rip-off with a subscription trap. Also, it seems like the members’ pool is filled with fake profiles. The operator of the site is SOL Networks LTD, located in Silema, Malta.

AnastasiaDate.com advertises with a solid offer and seems to have quite a big members’ pool. On the landing page, we see the form for the free registration. A little bit lower on the homepage, we see a selection of profile pictures. We assume that those profile pictures show real people and that they are actually from this site. This site claims to be a great choice, if you are looking for a date with a match to start a serious relationship. So, the portal is not a casual dating site but more of a matchmaker.

At least that is what the landing page tells us. To find your partner here, you have to register. The registration for free for women and men. The process is done in a few minutes. Then you can enjoy the great advantages of the site.

Poor reputation

The online dating website advertises with great stuff and seems to offer various advantages for successful dating. But on the internet, the website and the operator have got a poor reputation. So, we started our research to find out more about the site and its members. In the terms and conditions, we did not find any note about a fake chat scam. So, there are no fake operators, entertainment activators, or fake profiles mentioned. However, some former customers claim that the site is a cheeky fake chat.

Are the profiles on this site real?

According to the information that we found, the site has got only fake profiles that are managed by fake operators. Right after the registration, a new member will receive many messages from other profiles. Of course, a new member assumes that those profiles show real people. Those messages entice the user to get a paid membership. A premium-membership is needed to start dating here. The user has to pay for a subscription to read and to send messages. That subscription will extend automatically, if it is not terminated in time.

Usually, that does not have to be a scam but, in this case, it seems to be used to rip off the user. We have the suspicious that this site is a bad choice because we found plenty of negative reviews about the operator. That brings us also to the point about the fake chat. Even if the operator does not mention that in the terms and conditions, the trustworthiness of the operator, the SOL Networks LTD from Malta is not clear.

Subscription trap

We did some research on the internet and found many reports. The site and the company that runs the online dating portal have got a poor reputation. Many former customers complain about fake profiles and the automatic renewal of the subscription. In general, the internet community express their warnings. The trial membership seems to be the actual trap. According to the information, a trial membership can not be terminated in time. It will extend automatically to a monthly paid subscription.