QuickFlirt

This site is a scam a try to stop a subscription prior to my 3 day trial finish done all it stated in there billing drop down menu.

So I then click on to not to renew as well as sending serval emails to them with in the site and was told to call I found this very annoying after all there a option to stop furture billing.

Any way the still took money from so I call the UK number only to find out that I was calling the USA there custom service manger was extremely rude to me and had stated I would not get my money and then we got to a shouted match and he had started the could not cancall a subscription online due fraud well I fold that to be a load of rubbish so please people if your going to used this site quick flirt don't as well as there wife go wild they hae a few sites with the same lay out on there sine in page.

They are fake profile being set up with perhaps computer generated conversation or admin staff writing you message to you, which end all same after about 2 minutes oh I got to go will chat later well later never comes

If I told you the story of how I met my BF, you would think I copied it out of a magazine post. I was using quickflirt for about 5 month. During this time i had to use block button because men was annoying and did not understand that i'm looking for another person.
Finally I received message "Sorry for bothering, i just want to say that you're beautiful woman. I wish you good luck. Bye".
At that moment I realized that it's a person who i was looking for.

This is NOT a dating site. Its a private company stealing people's pics and profile online luring men and women into their site. This site is designed to steal people's financial info of all types with no intentions of anyone hooking up/NSA/relation of such. This company has passed onto my desk for investigation and I declare its 200% scam within two months, and many other scamming date sites follow the usual rules below so protect yourself, its my job.

1. Asking for money for ANY reason. (highly obvious, so put your feelings aside or your bank going to take a beating)

2. Making all kind of excuses to VIDEO chat to prove their existence (we all have smartphones, its not hard - common sense).

3. Redirecting you to a different dating site that requires Credit/Debit card to join. (These redirected sites are most likely not legit, its designed to steal your credit card info based on the redirector that send you there).

4. Asking you to buy gifts thru the "fake" dating site for them, if not, be prepared for the OR ELSE situation.

5. Many times, they change their website address and design, but most of the time, its the same scamming company operates them who followed the usual rules above mentioned.

If in doubt, copy the person's image and perform an ImageScan with Google Image or other imaging scanning service online, most of them are free and you may be surpirsed that its NOT the same person you are talking to. If you're lucky, 1 out of 100 are an actual real person. Good Luck Cyber Daters.

I was deluged with lots of 18 or 25 yr olds wanting to get me to another website for pictures. Not once did I get a hit from a real person. The ones that were more age and geographically appropriate were also fakes as they follow the same formula - ask about you, reply with nonsense answers then have to leave, but stay on line. Another scam to keep you paying for conversations with frauds. I saw several from my area with French names in a non French area. They wouldn't answer questions about that. The next step is double billing. You have to call the call center to do anything about billing and they try to get you onto another site. When I called about the double billing, they refused to believe it. The person handling the call wouldn't listen and hung up on me when I told them the 4th time they double billed me. This site is nothing but problems.

I recently decided to try another hook up site. I don't know why I have never actually physically met a woman from any of these sites. Personally I have scored more from Match.com. This site the emails start blowing you up with in two seconds of signing on. Hint one. If you don't even have a profile pic up and you have 5 messages in there then this site is full of fakes. Second was all the girls would tell me I have to get verified for their safety. The website does maintain that they do not require this but I would get emails from other profiles and they would be signed site admin. I know they are fake but the company doesn't do $#*! about it. It's is probably not the websites fault at all its the fact that people know how to scam. This website is just a haven for scammers. Then when they start sending you pics you can plug them into google images and find the exact website they pretty much stole them off of. I even had one girl send me picks of Jayden James. So be wary if you get a message from a grl saying she is in your town at a hotel you know for the week and she wants to F*(K you now. Probably not going to happen. That stuff only happens in the movies. The Adult Versions.

Quickflirt.com is a scam dating site. It's essentially a pay-for-porn portal and not a dating site. Do NOT give them your credit card. The cancellation process involves joining 'other' sites in a ring, and doesn't go anywhere. That it comes off of Plenty of Fish.com makes me concerned that POF is involved in international credit fraud. All I received were a bunch of fake local profiles and a whole ton of eurotrash hookers and wannabe greencard grabbers.