So I just wanted to put this out there. I always read reviews before downloading any app. After reading these reviews I won’t be downloading the pure app. After seeing they only have 2% on the 5* r... See more
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Pure feels misleading at best. The initial “membership fee” doesn’t actually unlock meaningful functionality — it just gives you the opportunity to spend even more money. Nearly every interaction... See more
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I registered on Pure.app, uploaded a standard profile photo and a short description — that’s all. I paid for a subscription via their website using a QR code on July 9th, 2025. After logg... See more
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Never download this APP. Has you are experiencing the free version they steal money from with the excuse that you have made a membership. Bad review also to Google because they participate on this sc... See more
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Scammers and Pure dating site Update
While PURE has it’s good side it is also a play ground for scammers with the latest scam involving Neosurf tickets and Pay transactions. The tactic is, you will receive a mail requesting a hook up with a WhatsApp no. If you reply to the request you will no doubt receive some nice erotic pictures to get the blood moving and to remove your brain from the transaction. Then you will receive a very cheap price list, which again seems to erase common sense. Now here is where the fun begins. The next mail will contain details of how to proceed with a hook up and the fact that they will only take cash transferred from an app e.g. Neosurf (some of the scammers do not even get the name correct and will call it Neo furst Tickets ) and guess what, yep they want Payment upfront and will ask that you send the payment code first and then they will send you there address. Really! Yes ... and when you question this some will even swear on there mothers head that they are honest and only ask for the cash transfer so you don’t mess them about. All in all if you do send them the code do not be surprised to find yourself waiting for someone that does not exist.
New Scam is the Gold Market.... and beautiful Asian Ladies whom want you to invest with them .... they will even set up a test Meta Tracker account for you to practice on ....and promise high returns... It‘s a rerun of a Scam that was pulled of in Hong Kong 2016-2018 ..Do beware and remember Hongkonglovebaby@... is not what I would consider to be a business email :) ... These beauties usually appear on a Sunday Morning....
21 May 2020
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Hi,
We’re sorry — scammers are the worst. Help us crack down on them by sharing details at review@pure.app. We’re working hard to keep our community safe and kick out the fakes.
Scammers keep coming up with new tricks, and we appreciate you calling them out. Our team is always working on better ways to catch and remove them faster.
Pure is for real people looking for real fun, and we won’t stop fighting to keep it that way. Stay sharp out there, and thanks for helping us clean things up!
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Hi. Oh no! You had a scam problem? Tell us at review@pure.app, and we'll figure out how to cheer you up. We work hard to prevent it!
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