RomanticMoms.com review

The online dating portal RomanticMoms.com looks great at first. But we did some research on the internet and found a few negative reviews about this site. The operator of the platform is Norfex Holdings LTD, who are based in Tortola, the British Virgin Islands. This company is well-known for a huge network of scam dating sites. We have had the same negative experiences with this operator before.

After the registration, costs will occur for a premium membership which will extend automatically if it is not terminated in time. Cheaper trial membership will be offered which cannot be terminated in time. This site is a subscription rip-off, and we also found some reports about a fake chat.

RomanticMoms.com advertises with free registration. On the landing page, we see the image of a young woman and the screen for registration. More information about the online dating website is missing. We did not find any further details about the service of this site. On the bottom of the landing page, we see the links to the privacy policy and tips for safe online dating. The operator of the platform is Norfex Holdings LTD.

We also find the link to the terms and conditions. The only thing we can mention the site is that the registration process is easy and short. So, in just a few steps, your profile is created, and you are ready to go.

High costs for the paid membership

The offer of RomanticMoms.com sounds great. The registration is free, and we do not read anything about costs after that. However, costs will occur right after the registration. So, the free registration could be a misleading detail. But because the landing page does not provide any useful information, we cannot claim that the site uses misleading information. The lack of information spurred us to do some research. It did not take long before we found the first reviews about the site. Former customers claim that this portal is a fake chat.

According to that information, a new member will receive a lot of messages right after the registration. Those messages seem to come from fake chat operators and their fake profiles. That is what former users say about this site. However, proof for a fake chat scam is missing. The operator does not mention moderators or fictional profiles in the terms and conditions.

The trial membership is a trap

Even though proof from the legal information is missing, the reports on the internet make a clear point. The reviews on the web explain the scam in detail. All the former users had the same feeling about moderation. The messages persuade users to get a paid membership. We also read that the received messages will be deleted in 24 hours if the user does not purchase a premium-membership. Of course, that is a cheeky trick. A normal subscription is quite expensive, but the operator will offer a cheaper trial membership which runs for three days.

The reports on the internet point out that the trial membership is the actual trap. A trial membership runs for three days, but the deadline for termination of any subscription is 72 hours. A deadline of 72 hours is fair for any other subscription. But with a trial membership, it is a trap. The trial membership is a subscription rip-off.