JustHookUp

The site is not as bad as all the frustrated male reviewers, who have no been lucky, imply. I use all kinds of adult/casual dating sites (you may say it is a hobby of mine) and I actually met someone on JustHookUp! Yes, a REAL women, so basically it works! However, sites like CasualDating4u.com and AFF are MUCH better with a larger member base of REAL women.

My advise: Join JustHookUp BUT watch out for real and fake profiles. Your intuition will help you on that.

Guys, face the grim reality that women have what we want. So, why would a woman want to PAY for a hookup with a total stranger when she can go to bar and find the same thing for FREE with someone she's actually met in person? There are plenty of ladies in bars across the nation who will gladly hook up with you. Some of them might even be halfway decent looking. Geez, just go buy a book on the subject and learn how to talk to women. Or, just learn how to LISTEN.

HINT: There are LOADS of lonely women on POF.com, and it's free. You might even get lucky and meet a nice lady who will actually fall in love with you and want to hook up several times a month.

So, grow a pair, stop getting scammed, get off the computer, and go out there and meet some actual females!

Total scam. My first two clues were that a) most of the women are using the same digital camera to take mirror selfies [who uses a digital camera anymore, nonetheless every woman on the site] and b) their were supposedly Southern girls from my area using words like "cheeky" and using British spelling, i. E. "favOUrite". Stay away.

Keep in mind that I live in Vegas, a hotspot of sluts and hos LOL I received hookup requests and "messages" before I had even chosen my actual username! (You pick the username after you enter your email address.) I've run across a couple reviews who say the bot crap stops once you upgrade. I have gotten emails from real members who seem to have the ability to unlock messages for free members. Just by the language I can tell they're real, but the distance thing is off. Over 20 miles does not equal 9 miles LOL

However, I haven't upgraded just yet so cannot comment on the problem of cancelling memberships yet, so knocking off one star as a gesture of faith toward the other reviewers here. Knocking off another star because of their practice of sending fake emails (like so many other adult sites).

I ran into an issue with using a date in my profile and the robot support couldn't understand simple questions, so I emailed support directly and hours later I got a well-worded reply explaining the error and how to work around it, though the email didn't specify who the support person was. So not quite as bad as people say.

I'm reading this because I but 3 girls on instagram like some picture I posted,
I went onto there profile and there were like follow me on justhookup.com.
It seemed legit, I was horny and said to myself $#*! it! Signed up
At first I thought it was a gold mine then I noticed all of these hot girls from america were in my area for some weird reason. I live in a suburb in Sydney Australia. It's all a scam.
I've tried deactivating my account but no good so i'm doing $#*! trying to have my account deactivated. Exposing the website.

On yet another adult dating site, JustHookUp.com, you can join for free yet they put so many restrictions on the free users that there is no encouragement to pay for full access. Just the opposite, it makes me so angry I refuse to pay them anything. They limit your searches and who view you and who winked at you to three pages and most of these hits are called Fantasy Cupids (which the system does tell you about when you sign up and in). These are phoney profiles and they flood my search for locals and my mailbox with them leading me to believe there are actually very few living users on the site. When I complained that i could not delete the messages, they gave me some computer related solutions but none worked. When i complained about the phoney profiles they politely tell you to $#*! off. Their fees are quite inexpensive, and that is coming from a person who can rarely afford to spend any money on himself, but this is just another site trying to get your money through trickery and restrictions (even if they do alert you to it). Not worth it.

If you are a free member then you get tons of winks and mail that you cannot read or respond to. When you pay to become a member you get nothing, no one talks to you and you just get rejected when posting a blog or forum with others who are asking the same questions you are, stay away and keep your money. And no refunds

This reminds me of a lottery scam; only its taking advantage of men instead of old people.

The scammers that organized this scam reasoned as such:

1. Men are really stupid. They think with their $#*!s. Some men are lonely, vulnerable and ready to be taken advantage of.

2. If we lure them in with fake attention they will open up their wallets.

3. Let's take advantage of as many men as possible and then run with the money.

I am so glad that I read these reviews before burning my hard earned $$

THIS SITE IS A SCAM! AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

Most of the profiles listed are "Virtual Cupids" designed to lure you in. You only find out about them once you've read the Terms & Conditions. These profiles are marked with an innocuous logo but behave in exactly the same way that a real person would, including initiating contact, except that they never reply.

Many of the Terms & Conditions the site relies on seem to contravene UK consumer protection legislation so don; t think that you can't get your money back if you've been fooled by them. I am reporting them to the Competition and Markets Authority which has replaced the Office of Fair Trading.

Edit: The "tips box cut off my email, here it is in full (I hope)

Dear sir/madam, I recently entered into a contract with you (17th August 2014) online for dating services on your JustHookUp.com website via a profile (profile name) associated to this email address.

In accordance with my rights under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, I would like to cancel the contract.

I require written confirmation from you that the contract has indeed been cancelled and that no payment will be claimed by you. If any payment has been claimed, I hereby request an immediate full refund.

I would add that your failure to provide details of any right to cancel and failure to provide, or make available, a standard cancellation form to make cancellation easy as required by Consumer Contract Regulations may extend the period of cancellation to up to 1 year from the date the contract was taken out.

I understand that Consumer Contracts Regulations allows you to charge for the period of time in which the service is available. Given that the contract was entered into due to lack of clear and transparent information about the nature of the "Virtual Cupids" I hereby request that you do not not exercise this right.

My rights exercised under Consumer Contracts Regulations are in addition to my other legal rights. I would like to bring to your attention the below:

Your offering constitutes a false representation under Section 2 Fraud Act 2006.

You fail to provide clearly and obviously important information about your services (specifically but not exclusively the use of 'Virtual Cupids") and this practice causes, or is likely to cause, the average consumer to take a different decision about your services than they would have done had they been fully informed from the outset. As such this constitutes unfair practice under Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008.

I have read your terms and conditions and the many exclusions clearly show that you are fully aware of the deceptive nature of your offering. Many of these exclusions would appear to contravene consumer protection legislation including The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999.

Yours, etc. etc

Anyway of get my money back from the scammie bloody site justhookup what a fool. Can't even contact them!

These guys are a complete scam. Multiple users will talk about how "this" girl or "that" is in their area but doesn't respond. These "virtual cupids" are in the terms of service. Fake profiles that are designed to "assess" usage and "promote activity'. That's 85% of the mail and winks. The other 15% are cam whores or email trollers. Oh you can report those "lifetime" and "featured" members but really, the site SAYS they take it oh so seriously, but tomorrow there's 10 more of the same. Hard to believe a site which rejects any comment that says "these are bots" immediately can miss the 20 spammers a day that "buy" a lifetime unlimited account, register again and again as "male" "oh sorry, my account was hacked" and "happen to be doing a porn shoot in your small town and paying $3500" There's so many women from the UK and Australia and US coming to my small town it'd be a exhibition of whores! Damn, too bad they're only staying for a couple of weeks with their aunt, I hardly have time to get them all in! *Sarcasm in the extreme* save a couple hundred dollars, just go hire a whore., Forums are just full of men asking, "where are the women?" and at best getting a virtual cupid response. Waste of a few hundred bucks alright. I can't believe it's legal to suck the drunk and gullible dry like that under TOS.

Yes this site is definitly fake. First if you use any of these sites these days, it helps to Google romance scams. They describe how these fake profiles get created and then used to convince you to send your money overseas. Within the first few minuets of signing up I recieved an email from a girl stateing that her and her multiple model freinds were in town and needed someone to show them around. I'm a very attractive man. Never have I had trouble getting girls. I was merely sick of drama that's why I signed up for the site. But even then I asked myself what are the odds right. I just signed up and I have what appeared to be multiple models wanting to hang out all at once. At the same time. You would have to be the luckiest man in the world. Back to what I saying about romance scams. They show emails written by these people. And pictures of some of them. I found a few profile pics from justhookup in their database. Also all the emails I recieved including that one from the models had the same style writing as the posted emails on romance scams. Com. I mean I know their are stupid people out there but you would think if your contacting someone you dont know for a hookup you dont want them to think your stupid. You proof read your email before you send it. Well not these girls. Worst grammar I have ever seen. I wish I could post a screen shot of the email here, It was hilarious.

This site is a SCAM!
I live near a very small hamlet and there has been close to 75 beautiful hot and horny girls (over the age of 19 to 27) that have e-mailed me from this hamlet... this place has a 2011 population of only 269 people! I have sent countless replies to hook up with them but guess what... These people do not EXIST in this place and not a single one replied after they sent first requests to me for sex! Once they realize I am only 4 km's down the road they never respond to futher e-mails.
This web site needs to be "SHUT DOWN"!
This JustHookup.com is definatly a scam that will just take your money!

This site is a scam. Rule to follow on these types of sites is to look at their terms and conditions where sometimes they will have a section entitled, "FOR AMUSEMENT PURPOSES ONLY," or something of the like where they will elaborate how their site is strictly for entertainment and also will say what they call their fake profiles which in the case of this website is,"online cupids." Sex sells and these sites capitalize on that except you do not actually get any. Point: Don't be duped and waste your money!

This is the biggest waste of time I have ever come across. 100% of all women that contact you are scammers wanting you to go to different sites and for you to put in your cc info. If someone says they get hooked up on this site, I have a bridge overlooking the Grand Canyon for sale. The scammers give you a phone number, you text, can't call cause it's blocked, they send you a pic of them then want you to go to a cam site, put in your cc info for age verification, by that point they rob you blind, they promise to meet you afterwards to f_ck, and guess what? You are getting f_cked, because you will be the only chump their. You have better luck on cl.