Mingle2Reviews 161

95% of users are fake. You talk to photos from catalogues and robots.
Fake profiles are following: 1. Interest, i will tell you later.
2. short profiles
3. Interests: either cars and motorcycles or cooking and fishing and of course baseball.
Once you don't click on those you will receive hardly any mail.the website spits out few real people, the ones without photos who start: what are you looking for, what do you do for a living are prostituted. Many of those photos were posted by men from clofton nj.

I was a moderator on Mingle 2 for a while. When they asked if I wanted to moderate the forums. And like a dummy, I said yes. I never saw such a mess in my life. The site is overrun with scammers. At least 8 out of 10 are scammers. I was told that the guy that owned the site refused to do anything to fix the problem. Because of it they can't keep moderators. It's just too big of a mess. I got tired of it fast. The site, I was there for 5 years altogether. So I knew the only way to get them to completely delete my profile was to aggravate them into it. Start a political forum and just keep the $#*! stirred. After about 2 months of doing that they pitched me off. I didn't care. At least I knew my profile was gone from the site. It couldn't be used by a scammer. If you don't mind wading through the constant barrage of scammers, it's OK. Just don't be stupid. Be careful on Mingle 2. Don't get taken.

I would honestly say that about 98% of the people on here are scammers. Now the date site allows people with an account to go in and change their username and gender at will and post nude or disgusting photos so as a woman interested in men I have these "men" in their early 20's viewing my profile and then all of a sudden they have changed their usernames and gender and then post a womans picture. I DON'T WANT TO SEE WOMENS PICTURES! THIS DATE SITE DOES NOTHING TO STOP THIS ACTIVITY. This whole operation is escort services using Mingle 2 to run their business and again they won't stop this!

I'm 68 and tried Mingle2 as it was advertised as a BBW site. I asked for someone 65+. The questions were good concerning myself but didn't at all question what type of person I was looking for. This same question if asked to the guys, would have excluded me as a match either because of age or because I am a larger woman. As a result, if I was matched at all, I heard from guys 35 years old and even younger, ones I could easily be their grandmother. I heard from guys who advertised that they took pride in exercising their bodies, which is code words that they would like that equally in a woman meaning the typical "thin, slender & athletic". So I found it to be amusing, frustrating, and a big waste of time. I also found many of the respondents were fake. Ones who said they lived in Iived their whole lives in America, but spoke as if they were from another country and obviously not an English speaker. For example, someone told me they were from Indiana and I asked questions about the town because I knew it. They could not answer any of the questions and quickly evaded. Several gentlemen immediately wanted to get off the Mingle2 site and asked for me to speak with them on WhatsApp or through email. But worst of all, it seemed that I was the oldest person on the site.

I've met some beautiful women and they all want to go to the hangout app. Once your on the hangout app the problems start. They want you to buy Amazon or Ebay or youtube cards from Walmart with 100.00 balaces on them. So far every women asks and whats even more weird is the women all talk with (am) beginning in the sentence. Coincidence no lol.
Am loving talking to you. Am happy i met you. They talk the same or is it the same people with fake profiles?

I've been on this dating site for about 10 days now. It is nothing but fake profile pictures and people trying to get you to send them gift cards.the so-called women say that they have a child and need you to send them a Google play card to keep them busy before you come over. The best one I've heard is that a so-called woman said her sister needed tampons and asked if I would pick up an Amazon card. Of course they want you to take a picture of the receipt and passcode and send to them before they even give you an address. I'd be curious to know how many guys fall for that.

This site is pathetic and a total RIP OFF! There thousands of profiles and as a paid member now going on week four, have yet to meet someone that is being honest about where they live. Also, beware that many women post fake photos and give out phone numbers that are only used for texting. I have been asked repeatedly for money and the site has no integrity or verification of members true photo, location or age. What a waste of my time!

I have joined the site a couple of months ago and I immediately found that they're mixed photos, profiles men and women and I tried to delete my profile right away, but the site did not allowed me and I requested the site administration to delete my complete profile but they just played games and asked me to do it from my dead end regardless I was unable to do it at the first time. The site is the worst dating site. Stay away of this site because you don't find any good partner in there at all.

On the website mingle2, there are a lot of scammers who are trying to scam users by posting fake pictures and fake information. They always ask users for sending them more pictures... trying to collect it for using it by themself on mingle2 or another website. Most of them are men and from the middle east! Scammers trying to tell users touched stories to get the trust. They also say that they are from the US military and are deployed somewhere far and want to visit you so badly but are broken. They just need you to help them by sending gift cards or money. Another story is that they are US citizens but are living somewhere in the middle east and got some financial problems but they want to get back to the USA to be with you so they need some help and they will pay you back after everything is done. At the end they could scame a big amount of money from users. Many users got scammed and are feeling so helpless even though the mingle2 team knows about all these issues but still doesn't really do anything! It sounds like a big online business to get users money as much as they can?! Scammers could easily create many accounts or changing nicknames without having any difficulties. To all users, be very careful on the mingle2 website or online generally! Never send anyone MONEY and/or GIFT CARDS or whatever!

I didn't use the site very long, I was on there about a few hours. I did not meet any man of note but the impression I was given with what messages I got, the site was full of scammers. They only allow one photo, after a few hours mine was removed with the site claiming my face was not entirely in the shot. Not entirely true, the photo was a side profile shot with my right eye slightly covered by my hair but the rest of my face was quite visible. So I just deactivated, and that is the only option, Deleting the account is unavailable. So keep that in mind

I could have uploaded another photo but I'm not about to tolerate such harassment games from that site. Especially when they allow men wearing sunglasses