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Total total scam. All the ladies in my age group I messaged but never got a reply back. I had hundreds of messages from younger ladies who were of course all scams. Saying things like I want an older man for certain reasons. We know what that was trying to scam him for money. Most scammers I believe are Nigerian who steal ladies profiles from other sites
This dating app is a total scam full of fake profiles exploiting vulnerable people like myself u would think it was a site for people with mental health issues or disabled people like in the TV show but no avoid this app at all costs
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