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Absolutely a scam, fake accounts there a lot of women contacr u and are interested and write to u all the time, but never wanna give u any more pics or info to hook up, only wanna keep chatting and make u buy more coins to chat, ofc only fakeaccounts and my friend finally understood when every account was answering more or less in the same way
I can't say it is a total scam but it certainly squeezes every penny it can. You get approach by a pretty woman. To respond requires coins (about 5usd). Every response costs more while similar sites only charge for the first contact.
Most of the profiles do seem to be bots but I did have a couple of contacts I believe we're real people. I don't know if they were actually the people or employees tasked with chatting to keep the coins coming in.
This is a scam like most dating sites, the Profiles are for entertainment, nothing is real.
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