GuysOnly.com - Point. Click. Play. Anmeldelser 10

Please listen to all the negative reviews about guysonly.com. It is a big money making scam. I confirm what other reviewers have mentioned about guysonly.com. It seems as though the free users are paid to draw paying users in. When I first downloaded the app, I wasn't sure how it worked- the instructions and information are not very clear. The subscriptions operate very differently than other dating apps. The free users have a good way of reeling you in. I was also convinced that I had a strong connection with a guy (free user). He also didn't want to move the conversation off of the dating app but would not stop pursuing me. It seemed like the moment I would buy credits to be able to talk to him he would be aware of it. I must say he really messed with my head, I convinced myself I was in love with him. Its actually dangerous this app, it can make you spend a lot of money and make it seem like you are forging a genuine connection with someone meanwhile the creators of the app are laughing all the way to the bank.

This site is totally a scam, don’t waste your time and or money. Everyone on this site has the same bio. They all have really weird names and this site should not be able to operate.

Hi I have only recently joined this site a d believed I was starting a relationship with this guy I thought was my soul mate yesterday he told me that he is not into gaydudes exactly wording I am very concerned for my personal safety now and this man I have said to much I'm very upset and it's put me off dating sites I've been single for 5 years before I felt OK again to have a partner in my life beware guys as this happened to me in invercargill new Zealand management contact me as I wish to send these messages through

Zero Ratings...Zero Stars.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience with Guysonly. It's a total scam and needs to be shut down immediately. I've spent nearly $2000 hoping to become a member by verifying photos, but it's all been a waste. Despite all the gorgeous men from around the world messaging me, they never want to move the conversation off the platform. I recently found out that these guys are actually ambassadors or models who get paid for the messages and videos they receive. This site charges you for everything - text messages, photos, videos, even opening an email. Please stay far away from this site and warn others about these scammers.

I have read the other reviews and we'll say that what they're saying is true that the problem I have with this site is that it's seems so unreal and it almost feels like you're being scammed because a lot of the people that are sending you questions or seem to be interested in your profile of thousands of miles away and I have his back to them saying that this isn't real that can't really have a relationship with somebody who's thousands of miles away. I also feel that some of the messages are not real and they are made up by artificial intelligence and the pitches of a lot of the guys are extremely attractive which then begs the question why are they on the dating app and why are they single. I think the other problem is that it costs a lot of money for everything that you do on there and that if you do sign up you will lose your credit very quickly and then you have to top them up again somehow I feel that some of these profiles are there for that reason and contacting you for that varies and so that you end up joining and paying lots of money so it may look very good but it's feels very artificial

Let's see how I explain it to you, in my experience I really like the app, I don't talk to everyone but the small list of 5 or 6 people, that I have in the app, I can see which members have the premium members badge and in turn the verification, I am one of those members who have the profile with the verification, that is, the blue tick ✔️ Also in terms of video calls, I had a first video call with a boy, I think his name was Sebastián, If I'm not mistaken, and it was the same guy that was on your profile, I also had a first experience with LIVE and the fact is that I don't connect there as much, But I found guys there and I can assure you that they are themselves, they are not other different people, But yes, be careful because there are people who do not have any type of insignia, And that could be because that person never answered you or wants to pretend to be someone else, But if you sign up and see members like me who have the verified badge, you'll know they're real. There is also a function in text messages, That you can send voice messages, Not to brag but that idea was mine (You're welcome) I told one of the guysonly team about that idea and he loved it, It is also worth emphasizing something about the credits, I see it as reasonable that you should pay for credits as a subscription, If we come to the point, almost all dating apps ask you the same thing. Overall, I really like the app.

99% of profiles are fake, most of them obviously so, and you have to pay to communicate with *fake* profiles!

BEWARE OF USING THIS APP! During your attempt to meet someone you find nice, you will find that your subscription fee has evaporated in a very short time. Then you will be asked to add money to the cash register to continue the conversation with the person you chose. But all this is nothing compared to the attempt to cancel your monthly subscription on the website. The cancellation is done through an email address. And at this address, for some reason, no one responds and no one answers. I sent them 7 emails asking to cancel the subscription. And when I realized "who am I dealing with here" I had to waste time in front of "Mastercard" to solve the problem. Indeed, on the appointed day, they brazenly tried to charge me $50, but were stopped at the threshold. you have been warned!

this is a fake site, over charge and won't let you deleat the account, every message, chat and picture you send cost, I signed up for a month and used the credits allowed in under 2 hours, then they want more money. Be carfull on that site, fake profiles, too many good looking guys to be real???

Was suggested I try this site by 'dating.com' (you'll also see my seperate review of them).

Search function is crap. 'nearby' showed me people in the Caribbean and USA (3000miles) but what makes it farcical is you can just invent a place name, there is NO check on your location.

There are women's profiles, too, not sure if guysonly.com even check the accounts that sign up, they just care about the momey.

I emailed support at guysonly.com yesterday but no response yet (reply will arrive after I cancel my subscription)

You get bombarded by messages as soon as you are online. One liners "do you like yogurt with breakfast?", "do you like to travel?", "What makes you angry?" - "Let 's commit the perfect crime, I'll steal your heart and you steal mine". The list goes ON and ON and ON... they never ask any question relevant to what you write in your profile. I think I've blocked/deleted 300+ now. The only way to stop is to hide your profile and then can't find an option to 'unhide' it.

You get deducted a number of credits based on whether you exchange a message, email, etc and just a couple of conversations results in the credit being used up. If someone sends you an emoji in chat (not in your control) it seems you get deducted credits even though you didn't ask for it

I was chatting to someone who said he worked in 'Sound studio' but then when I asked next day he said he 'didn't understand the question' - so I asked again 'what does your job in sound studio involve' he got upset and said I didn't trust him but, obviously, he was fake as he couldn;t answer it.

Another Man I found had also been on dating.com. we had chatted best part of a week. He msg me on guysonly.com like I was a stranger saying "do you want to play a game ?" to which I replied "Yes, why don't you tell me what you remember about our conversation on dating.com"
I then got a 'templated' email (which I didn't read because I've seen it before on dating.com) starting "I am glad that my profile made you write me but frankly...." obviously scared because he'd been found out. I say 'He' but, to be honest, I've rarely chatted to a man who says 'my dear' - seems more likely to be a woman writing it.

Tips: If you get chatting to someone and they tell you their job be sure to check on Google what their job role should involve and then ask them to describe it, maybe next day when they forgotten they told you.. You'll either get very abrupt "well what do you think it means" or they'll look it up themselves and maybe paste it into chat. I'd really like them to be investigated, prosecuted, but I doubt one person can have such power.

Save your money - very expensive to subscribe and you'll waste a lot messaging fakes

Please check their terms and conditions for full details - the charges are all there just difficult to understand.

i think most of the profiles which have professional photos (like you see in Hello magazine) are fake. Get them to send you a photo they just made themselves.
If they get p**d off it's because they can't give you a 'normal' photo because they aren't real