OnlineCrush.com review

The new visitor should hurry up and join the community for free to avoid missing any of the action happening on the portal OnlineCrush.com. The small preview also entices you to become a member. We have reported several times about Extra Dimensions LTD in the past. The company operates dozens of online dating sites, and they are known for luring people into scams. It seems that the OnlineCrush.com site is also not a legit portal.

We look for more evidence. On the starting page, we find the first hint that the portal is just a big scam.

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 OnlineCrush.com or OCcupid.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 really 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.

The operating company admits using “computer generated virtual profiles” to animate and entertain the members. That means that the members’ pool is full of fantasy profiles. The registration is free and done in a couple of minutes. Just answer the typical questions, and three phrases about who you want to date and that is all.

Fictitious profile images

We enter the main member area, which has typical features. We see many kinds of different profiles, and the first thing we do is a reverse image search. And the result is disappointing. The members’ pool has thousands of stolen and fictitious profile images. More evidence, which shows that the website is not legit. As expected, after a short while we are getting plenty of messages, emails, and texts from various, always hot members, who would like to get in contact with us. But we cannot read or reply to any of them. This is only possible with an expensive premium-membership.

And this is what it is all about at OnlineCrush.com, to lure the naïve members into subscription traps. There is no intention to hooking the members up to have a hot date. The messages are generated by computers using faked profiles. All the bad reviews and reports we find on the internet about OnlineCrush.com, and the operator, Extra Dimensions LTD,from Nicosia in Cyprus, are justified. In unison, they lament about the subscription traps and the use of computer-generated virtual profiles to lure people into traps. The use of those faked profiles is mentioned in the terms and conditions as well.