Review: The Truth Is SimpleFlirts.com Is Full Of Bots & Fake Profiles

Website Details:

Table Of Contents

1. Overview
2. Connection To Other Dating Scams
3. SimpleFlirts Admits To Creating Fake Profiles
4. Why Do They Create Fake Profiles?
5. How To Spot Bogus Profile Pages
6. Examples Of Pretend Profiles
7. Fake Emails Used To Trick Their Members Into Purchasing Credits
8. Why Would Women Email A Guy With No Photo On His Profile?
9. Terms And Conditions Has More Proof Of The Fraud
10. Our Final Decision
11. Video (Recap Of the Written Review)

Cost:

• 10 credits has a price tag of $14.99 costing you $1.49 per message.
• 25 credits has a price tag of $34.99 costing you $1.39 per message.
• 50 credits has a price tag of $64.99 costing you $1.29 per message.
• 100 credits has a price tag of $119.99 costing you $1.19 per message.
• 200 credits has a price tag of $199.99 costing you $1.99 per message.

Overview

SimpleFlirts.com, is it legitimate or yet another fraud? We’ve done all the homework for you. We registered on the site and in this investigation we’ve documented everything that we’ve seen (good and bad). One of the biggest misconceptions people have is when they think something is real just because it seems real. That’s the big problem with fake dating sites they look like legitimate dating sites and they function like legitimate dating sites but there’s always one key ingredient missing from phony casual sex dating sites and that is real women. If you want to know if SimpleFlirts has real women on it you can read the full report and everything we’ve uncovered below.

This Site Is Associated With Tons Of Other Dating Sites, All Of Which Are Fake

This web site is owned and operated by a company called Meteor Interactive. By doing a little digging and research we found out that we’ve already exposed 2 websites connected to this corporation. Those two websites include FindMyFlings.com and MyPrivateFling.com. We did reviews on both of those websites in August of 2019, just a few months ago. Both of those sites look exactly the same as Simple Flirts. They look identical, the only thing that’s different is the name of the website and a very few small select graphics. Basically what your looking at is three websites that are identical, they operate in the same manner, and they are owned by the same company. And all three websites are fictitious. None of these websites is legitimate. None of these sites is a place where you can find real women for real life encounters.

The Site Openly Admits To Creating Fake Profiles

What if I told you that they admit right on the front page of their website that they are the ones responsible for filling their website with fake profiles. This is the truth! If you take a look at the screenshot that we’ve included below as evidence circled in red it says “fictional entertainers’ profiles marked with a heart icon are for entertainment purposes only. Physical contact with these profiles is not possible”. That tells you everything you need to know. This is them admitting that they are responsible for creating possibly thousands of fake profiles that most guys think are real women looking for casual sex! It’s all a facade.

(A screenshot showing that they create phony profiles.)

This Is The Reason They Make Fake Profiles

If we dig a little deeper we need to ask ourselves why is it that this website is responsible for creating fake dating profiles? Why would they do that? The answer is this. It’s because there is a shortfall between the amount of male members and female members. There are many more male members on this website than females. The website has recognized this as a  problem and what they’ve done to alleviate the situation is fraudulent to say the least. They’re building an army of fake girls so you think their website has lots of hot horny women looking for casual hookups!

How To Identify Fake Profiles On This Site

The way to identify if a profile is fake is to look for a grey heart icon. If you look below you will see circled in red there is a grey heart icon next to this profile. That’s how easy it is to spot fake profiles on this website. Here’s the problem if you don’t know what you’re looking for how can you ever find it? Who would ANYONE ever think to look for a grey heart next to a profile? Unless you took the time to go and read through the terms and conditions page etc. Regardless of if they are marking fictitious profiles with certain little icons the fact remains that this website is responsible for creating fraudulent profiles trying to trick people into purchasing credits on their website.

(Screenshot of a fake profile with a grey heart icon next to it.)

Examples Of Pretend Profiles

Below we’ve included a bunch of different profiles that are all fake. These profiles have photographs that have been copied from other websites. Then what they do is create a fake persona on the profile page, upload the photograph there and walla you have a fictitious female profile that looks legitimate! We’ve included links to where you can see where they stole the profile pictures from. Warning some of the websites are adult image websites. Fictitious profiles on SimpleFlirts.com are ridiculous. What women would upload nude photos of themselves? Even if it is a hook-up site legitimate women wouldn’t upload fully nude shots of themselves. The people uploading these photographs are using images of nude women to lure you into trying to contact them. It’s all a scam on top of another scam!

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(Screenshot of a phony profile page.)

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Fake Emails Used To Trick Their Members Into Purchasing Credits

Another dirty trick this website uses to dupe you into buying credits is to send you fake email messages being sent through the phony profiles. When you log into the members area of the website you’ll be inundated with tons of messages all of them coming from profiles that have a grey heart next to their picture meaning they’re not real profiles. We received over 100 different email messages and many more continue to pour in as we write this review. The reason they send people fake messages is because if you want to reply back to the message. But you need to buy credits to message people and that’s how they make their money.

(Screenshot of some of the fake emails we received.)

Why Would Women Email A Guy With No Photo On His Profile?

We reviewed hundreds and hundreds of different dating websites exposing them for being frauds. And Simple Flirts operates in the exact same manner as the 300 other fake websites we’ve documented. One thing that all bogus websites do is send people fake computer-generated emails. But from a logical perspective why would the dating profile we’ve created for this investigation receive over a hundred different email messages? Our dating profile is empty, there’s no pictures on the profile page. There’s no real logical explanation that we should get 100 messages. The only logical thing going on here is that this website like so many others that we’ve exposed in the past is using computer-generated software programs to send people fake messages. You can take a look at the screenshot below showing we haven’t uploaded any pictures to our profile page.

(Screenshot of our blank profile page.)

The Terms And Conditions Has More Proof Of The Fraud

We save the best for last, the terms and conditions page has even more evidence that proves with 100% certainty that this website is a scam and the website owners are the one facilitating the scam. We’ve included the most important part of the terms and conditions page below. This is where the admit that profiles are fictional you’re actually interacting with paid operators of the website. And they also go on to state that profiles that are marked with a heart icon are fictional and they are not real number of profiles. Physically meeting with these profiles is not possible.  You can click on this link to go to the terms page and see the evidence for yourself, or you can read it directly below this paragraph.

•  “You also understand that this is a fantasy entertainment service and that the profiles are fictional and your interactions will be with operators.”
• “Profiles marked with a heart icon or fictional entertainment nerves profiles rather than members profiles, physical contact with these profiles is not possible.”

Hosting Server Info:

• Address Of Host: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA, 94043, US
• IP Address Of Server: 34.67.68.159
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Contact Information :

• Phone:
• Addresses: Meteor Interactive B.V., Savannahweg 17, 3542aw Utrecht The Netherlands
• Email: [email protected], [email protected]
• Web Page: Simpleflirts.com/helpdesk
• Fyi any charges made on your credit card will appear under: “MeteorInteractive +31851306813 NLD”.

Final Decision:

SimpleFlirts.com is a joke. A bad joke to say the least. This website is a scam through and through. We’ve given you all the proof and evidence you need to prove to you without any shadow of a doubt this website is not legitimate.Not only do they admit to fabricating fake profiles, mentioned on the terms page. But also every footer on every single page of their website they admit to creating fictitious profiles.

My Honest Review Of #SimpleFlirts.com Shows That The Site Is Just Bots No Real Women:
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— Dating Busters (@DatingBusters) November 28, 2019

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File A Report

• Contact the Better Business Bureau and file a complaint if you feel that you have been scammed or ripped off.