NoStringsFun.com review

The first impression is positive, and the bright design looks promising to the visitor. However, on the landing page, we see the first warning sign. Having a closer look at the fine print in the registration section we can read the following.

Excerpt from the Terms & Conditions (as of 30/08/2023)

I also agree to receive email newsletters, account updates, special offers and communications from computer generated virtual profiles, targeted to my interests, sent by Nostringsfun.com or NScupid.com, and agree to allow my personal data to be shared with third parties.

We may post fictitious profiles, generate or respond to communications by means of automated programs or scripts that simulate or attempt to simulate your intercommunication with another real human being (though none exists and any dialogue is generated by programming), and we may employ or contract for the paid services of real persons who may interact with you as part of their compensated employment.

This is clear proof that the members’ pool will be full of fantasy profiles and computer-generated faked profiles to entertain the ignorant first-time visitor.

The registration is indeed free and can be done fast. Just a few steps: your sex, location and username are required. You have the option of adding some photos and a short introduction to yourself. After you have signed up, the starting page will be updated, and the new members will be shown and introduced.

Expensive premium-memberships

As a newly registered member, you will immediately be bombarded with messages, texts and emails from computer-generated profiles. But there is no way to read or reply to them, and this is where the fraud starts. If the newbie wants to interact, then he is forced to purchase one of the expensive premium-memberships. The cheapest would be $29.95 per month, including automatic renewal. The members’ pool is full of computer-generated profiles. Those fantasy profiles are using faked or stolen photos from other websites.

The platform, operated by Service Development LTD with their headquarters in Cyprus, is nothing else than a shameless scam. They manage a big network of dating sites like XCheaters.com, XSocial.com, and FlirtLocal.com. All of them are using the same tricks to earn money from clueless visitors. Not only on the landing page is the operator admitting that he is using fantasy profiles, but he is also stating it in the terms and conditions.

The bad reputation precedes the operator. We have read hundreds of reviews and reports by unsatisfied customers complaining about the use of virtual profiles and data leakage.