MarriedButLooking.dating review

MarriedButLooking.dating offers free registration for women and men. But after the registration, costs will occur for a premium-membership that will extend automatically. Also, a new member will receive many messages from other profiles. Those messages persuade users to make a purchase which will end in a scam, according to the experience of former users.

The messages are sent automatically. Plus, we assume that this site uses fake profiles. However, we know that this site lacks data protection. If you register here, your profile will be shown on a huge network. Without any notice, messages will be sent from your profile, to stimulate other new users to make a purchase. A premium-membership is needed, which is a subscription rip off. The operator of the site is Qualidates AG. This company is based in Steinhausen, in Switzerland.

MarriedButLooking.dating does not offer a lot of information on the landing page. We only know that the registration is free. That is not much and makes this site suspicious. In general, the more information a dating portal offers up front, the better. Registration is simple and done in a few minutes. Then, a user can find a match to chat with and arrange a date.

The target group of this site are mature women who are looking for younger men. It seems that this site is more of a causal dating portal than a matchmaker. The operator of the site is Qualidates AG. This company is based in Steinhausen, in Switzerland.

Do not join this site

MarriedButLooking.dating might appear like a solid choice for singles in Australia. But this website brings a high risk. We did some research on the internet and found a lot of reviews. In general, the reports were quite negative. This site is a cheeky scam. The chances of meeting a real match are zero. After the registration, high costs will occur for a premium-membership, which will extend automatically. In general, that is not a bad thing. But here, the operator of the site makes sure that the deadline for the termination will be missed.

During registration, a new user must agree to different features which are used for the rip-off later. One feature is that the profile of a new member will be shared on a dating network. The operator of the network is well-known. The company has a terrible reputation. However, if you register here, your profile will be shown on more than a hundred different dating sites. That is bad personal data protection. The second feature is the automated messages. You must agree to receive and send automated messages without any notice. That is similar to a fake chat.

This site is a cheeky rip-off

After the registration is done, a new member will receive many messages. Those messages are automatically sent from other profiles. We assume that this site also uses fake profiles. But proof for that is missing. This site does not need fake profiles thanks to the lack of data protection. Newly registered profiles will send messages on other sites of the network without a notification. So, the messages that reach a new member are fake messages. The goal of the automated messages is to persuade users to make a purchase.

To read and send messages, a paid membership is needed. Also, the profile pictures in the members´ pool are blurred. That is mentioned in reviews from former users. On the internet, we found many negative reviews. According to their experience, this site is a cheeky subscription trap. All features that a new user must agree to are part of the scam. Leaking data, and the automated messages, are a means to that end. The chances of meeting a real person are zero. Also, the operator of the site is well-known.