The result of our CopaRoot.com review: CopaRoot.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.
- Fake Operator
Fake Profiles
Unlikely to meet
Negative comments
Very expensive
Report for CopaRoot.com review
The dating platform CopaRoot.com, advertises with free registration and claims to have more than 3 million members worldwide. During our research, we barely find anything about CopaRoot.com online. For a dating platform this popular, this seems rather odd. The other members on CopaRoot.com are not real. In fact, here we are dealing with fictitious profiles. CopaRoot.com is operated by Gate Switch Development BV, from Deventer, in Holland.
This is not the first time that this Dutch company has used misleading, as well as false information, to advertise the registration. The previously mentioned fake profiles send messages and are controlled by fake chat operators. Real users will receive many messages and feel the urge to reply. This is where we must point out that chatting on CopaRoot.com costs you money. This dating platform turns out to be a fake chat scam.
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Details on the CopaRoot.com review
Before entering the landing page of CopaRoot.com, we are asked to confirm an announcement. While it seems like we are just being informed that this dating platform is only for adults, you must take a closer look to find out what is wrong here.
This is what we read
ii) The purpose of this website is to enable (erotic) chat conversations between fictitious profiles and users and contains fictitious profiles. Physical meetings are not possible with these fictitious profiles.
Many users will just accept this announcement without properly reading it, and they are not aware of the existence of fake profiles. The landing page makes you believe that this is a genuine dating platform with a huge member base. The registration is free of charge, and the operator even guarantees satisfaction. This is reason enough for many to sign up.
The usage of fake profiles on CopaRoot.com already tells us a lot. We check the terms and conditions, where the operator elaborates on the fictitious profiles a bit more. We read about these profiles, but others do not take a closer look.
This information is well-hidden in the terms and conditions
5.3. Gate Switch Development B.V. explicitly reserves the right to send messages on coparoot.com through self-created profiles. These are fictitious profiles with which no physical agreements are possible.
Fake chat moderators control the fake profiles. They use these profiles to send messages to other people without being recognized as such. This seems rather random, until you find out about the expensive chat, where “credits” are required to send messages. One message will cost between 1.95 and 2.6 AUD, depending on how many credits you purchase at once. This is the reason why the fake chat operators pretend to be attractive members looking for a flirt. They manage to seduce the real users and make them pay more.
This is not our first negative experience with Gate Switch Development BV. This company based in the Dutch town of Deventer and is known for its rip-offs. We have already written reviews for several of their scam dating platforms.
The conclusion from our CopaRoot.com review
What appeared to be an extremely active dating platform, turned out to be a rip-off, where most of the members are not even real. In our previous reviews, we already pointed out that this operator is not to be trusted. Apparently, we were not the only ones to have had negative experiences with this Dutch company. CopaRoot.com is yet another fake chat scam, where chatting becomes extremely expensive.
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coparoot.com is an interesting site with a nasty catch in their terms and conditions. It’s openly displayed at the very bottom of the search page. It isn’t found on your profile page, any woman’s profile or even the home page. You will encounter it before you agree to log in, but if you don’t read the print and scroll through you will miss the finite detail. Simply put, the women are fake. Every profile I looked over (and I’m talking over 40 pages of “locals”) contained a small heart icon next to their portrait and age. The heart identifies the profile as ficticious or “fantasy” profile. Communication is often initiated by the women and usually is quite explicit looking for sex as soon as possible. When you buy into this offer, you can’t reply unless you buy credits. This action is a one time purchase and your card details are not kept. So repeat purchases require you entering your card details a second time. The company is Dutch and they charge a trial amount of $3.99 for 3 credits. A single response costs 1 credit. As does a wink or “Offer of Sex”. The reply space has a word limit as well and any attempt to put external email or contact data into the page causes the system to delete your message.
Overall rating is ZERO stars. Don’t touch it with a barge pole. I fell for it and it cost me…