AffairDating.com Isn’t Real, It’s One Big Con

AffairDating.com is yet another dating site that does everything in his power to deceive and scam you. We have included a screenshot of the email inbox on the site which shows some of the emails we received. In total we received 29 email so far from women who are supposedly interested in us. We cannot click on any of the links to actually view the emails we can only read the subject line and see who has mailed us. If we try to click on the link to read the full message you are automatically sent to the upgrade page to purchase a paid membership. This is one of the tricks that this site uses to con people into paying for a monthly subscription. So, you cannot read any emails messages which would be completely fair if the site was legitimate and actually worth paying for. The truth is though that these emails are not being sent to us from real people. In fact all the ladies sending us emails are not even real! This site is responsible for sending it's members bogus emails that appear to coming from local women. We know this allegation to be 100% true because Affair Dating admits to fraud in their terms and service in section 2.2.

They state the following, "We may, from time to time, send electronic communications to ask how our members are using certain aspects of the Service and to stimulate conversation between members." The key part of the sentence is "stimulate conversation between members". So they are admitting to sending emails to get members to interact with one another. But, the real deception on top of the fake emails is of course the girls are not even really sending you those messages.

Instant Messages From Nonexistent Women

Just like the fake email messages we mentioned above, this site also resorts to using phony instant messages that are sent a free members. The instant messages cannot be read. If you click on the "reply" button you once again get sent to the payment page. And once again there is absolutely no point to buy a membership since the women sending you chat messages are not even real!

Back to what it says in the terms in section 2.2: "We may, from time to time, send electronic communications to ask how our members are using certain aspects of the Service and to stimulate conversation between members." This basically means that they use instant messages to "stimulate conversation",  which is all a lie. The truth is that they use automated methods to send people fake instant messages so they can trick you into upgrading so they can make money from you.

Did You Really Think Those Women Were Real?

The image below is just a small example of the "female members" on the site. Obviously these women much to attractive to be on a dating site to hook up with men. These girls are not actual members of the dating service. We read the terms and they clearly state that they create profiles for marketing. And they definitely are using these profiles for marketing. This is what they say in the terms, "We create user profiles for use by our customer support representatives for the support, marketing and improvement of the Service."  The problem is that there are very few real women on the site and to make up for that they simply fabricate profiles complete with a fake age, height,location etc. The whole profile is a sham and none of it is real, and there are hundreds if not thousands of illegitimate profiles on this site.

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