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Don't get your hopes high when you find yourself buried in computer-generated messages. I have no hesitation in recommending FlingAF.com
In my experience they are the best (for hookups) Maybe there are other similar platforms that work for real but Seeking is definitely not one of such services. It is designed entirely for membership fees. It operates on a large pool of fake accounts and chatbots. I felt fooled and wronged when dealing with Seeking.

Complete scam. I paid 112$ for premium and then got banned in like 10 mins and now they are not responding to emails and no refund.

I feel many reviews here are too negative. I've been using the website for 10 years and I had no issues in terms of payments, cancellations, etc. So it deserves two stars for that.
My issue is that nobody knows what the website is for. I once met a girl who wanted to get married and have kids. Then there are scammers, criminals (been blackmailed twice by women) - I have no idea how they get away with those things.
I think most are prostitutes, and one even told me when we met "yeah, you didn't know? We are elite prostitutes".
And I met a couple of genuine sugar babies, who didn't charge exorbitant prices. You know, we travelled, had a good time, and the price was fair (like an average monthly salary for them).
But again, 80% at least, are prostitutes/escorts, and you can even find their profiles on escort websites. So why should you pay?
The funny thing is, given that it is "mostly" an escort website, any mention of payments or money, even for companionship or an "allowance" (so not directly for sex) will get you banned if any woman reports you. And that's the bizzare thing.
The website needs to choose what it is! Is it escorts, genuine sugar babies, scammers and criminals, or something else entirely?

got instant account suspension after i registered, it must be because where I live, well deserved 0 star

Dear Seeking Support,

I am writing to formally request a refund for my recent subscription on Seeking.com.
I was not satisfied with the service – I did not receive any replies from other users, and the experience did not meet my expectations.

I have already contacted your support regarding this issue, but I have not received any response.

To top it off, my account was suspended for no reason two days after I paid for membership. I was very disapointed and decided to move further. For me a better option is Fling4You.com
- it is a lot more secure and safer. The women are absolutely hot! I can chat with them about anything and they aren't asking me for money, so I want to give it credit. I'm glad I stopped wasting my time on Seeking.

I made the mistake of opening an account on this website. I purchased a one day membership for $1 to see what it was all about. After that they started making charges on my credit card without my authorization. I tried contacting them to no avail. I wrote them and they never replied. Then I called them. The person I spoke to barely spoke English. She claimed "she could not find my account". My credit card company was of no help. This is a scam. Beware.

Sent them a request/offer for a feature they can add to the site to make searching easier. A day later I received an email saying:

"Your account on Seeking.com has been permanently removed in accordance with our Terms of Use and I am unable to reinstate it. It is important to note that any future attempts to access the site or any of our sister sites will be considered a violation of our terms of use and may result in further consequences. Please refer to our FAQs for more information.

Our decision is final, and any future inquiries about this suspension will not receive a response. Thank you for your understanding.''

I don't know what happened exactly. My photo meets the guidelines of their do's and don't. Sent an email asking what went wrong but they replied with a copy-paste of the above reaction.

my photo had my head hidden under a circled-color to hide my face. I don't want my face to be shown, so what's your problem?? %^#^*((%@!

Stay away from this site!

I have been a member on Seeking.com for 4 months now as a SB. My experience on this site is negative. There are double standards in terms of fairness when it comes to what men and women can write on their descriptions and messages and types of photos being posted. As a woman, I was not allowed to protect my privacy on my public primary photo, by using a cropped photo of me, not revealing my eyes but just showing the nose, chin and the rest of me, fully clothed wearing a very elegant and conservative dress. Yet, I was able to see many men using similar cropped photos as their primary photo. This is just one example of double standards. As for messaging and profile descriptions, while men get away with being exceptionally direct in demonstrating their desires for carnal needs, and bluntly expecting to get it for free or offering very little in return, women aren't allowed to express themselves in the same way. As an example here, men often write on their profiles their need for physical intimacy whilst not wanting to feel like they are an ATM machine, but women cannot use the same freedom of expression on messaging, or on their profiles, they get labelled, blocked and banned. In other words, this site allows men to very openly and directly express their willingness to provide financial assistance in exchange for intimacy, whilst women arent allowed to actually do the same. Everyone knows most men are married and seek physical intimacy or whatever is missing from their marriage, yet they expect to get it for free. It is women who , as usual, always get ridiculed and labelled for simply being honest and fair. The site is actively promoting the perpetual narrative of sexism. If men can have relationships on their terms, so can women. I am a very attractive, well educated and young SB but this site does not give people like me a standing chance, because in reality the creator of Seeking is a man, who will run the company from a male perspective only, and naturally he will be inclined to satisfy the preferences of male users of the site, who generate the company's income with paid memberships. In my honest opinion, nothing about Seeking sounds fair. I speak from experience of using the site, on and off, for several years. There is no point in criticising the site for being a magnet for escorts, when good people who seek and can offer quality genuine benefactory relationships are deliberately avoided.

I am an authentic SB in Singapore with no criminal records whatsoever. Joined about 5 days ago. Already had 2 successful free verification (Photo + Social Media). Made a huge mistake in paying for their 'Verification ID'.

Not only were there glitches such as the app freezing and seems unable to do scans properly, but they decided to ban me (a Sugar Baby) for no good reason. The following is what they said:
"Thank you for reaching out to Support!

I see that your recent attempt to verify your ID has been denied. As a result, your account has been permanently banned.

After a thorough review, the ID you submitted did not meet our verification standards. While we are unable to disclose specifics, some possible reasons for this denial might include an Invalid Document Type, an Expired Document, or a Tampered Document.

Our ID verification process is crucial for maintaining the security and integrity of our site. We understand that this decision may be disappointing, and we apologize for any inconvenience it may cause. However, we must uphold strict verification standards to ensure the safety and compliance of our platform.

Thank you for your understanding."

My location, age, face are all according to my ID. Only my username isn't which follows their privacy guideline written on their site (Who wants to reveal their real name?). Their customer service is certainly nonchalant and they even proceeded to ban a new account with a new email I made (I reused some photos and tried to link back same Instagram account). And had the cheek to email us saying that if we try to sneak back to the site, we are further breaking their t&c.

I am now more worried that my photos and fully written profile description are now going to be used by them as fake SB profiles!

I initially thought that the high membership rates for men would help filter out more authentic SD profiles, only to realise maybe this site really isn't the real deal.

This site doesn’t care about the insane amount of fake profiles there are. They only care about taking your money. And the few real women there are on the site are either A) full blown prostitutes, B) what I call “meal miners”, meaning they only want to meet you for lunch or dinner for the free meal and have no intention of talking to you after that, or C) women with extremely inflated views of what they should be paid for their time/attention.

The site is a complete ripoff price-wise given the extreme lack of real women, and the site’s total failure to do anything to prevent fakes and scammers. Don’t waste your money on this site.

This place used to be ok few years ago . Now it’s just a place for prostitution, scammers , third party scam bots and possibly seeking’s own scam bots . Tons of fake generated profiles . They take your money and after block you for no reason . They sell your information to a sketchy Israeli company in Israel . The force randomly people to verify through these companies and found out my information was now hacked as they sold this out . 90% of the site is full of scammers and bots . Within a week or two of signing up, they force you to upload your passport etc or lose your money . There is no anonymity at all now and every information for you is put out for sale . THIS IS JUST A WARNING TO STAY AWAY or lose not just your money but all your private information to shady corporations in other countries which resell them in black markets and other places .

Suspended my account after I paid for a subscription, what a scam

READ THE REVIEWS FIRST - AVOID THIS SITE!

Another Unrealistically Expensive SCAM.

Be careful there is little to no reason to sign up, functionality (if I can call it that) is minimal unless you are prepared to pay an eye watering £90 for three months - DOUBLE the cost of my life assurance.

You won't be able to read messages unless you 'subscribe' - my advice would be avoid the sign up, these sites are nothing short of a money making scam.

I joined Seeking.com and set up a profile and it asked me to enter my credit card and pay a fee to verify I am a real person. As soon as the payment went through I was logged out and when I tried to log in I was told that my account was suspended as I had breached some terms and conditions I was not made aware about. I have emailed them for a refund and they refuse to return my money, I have contacted my bank and am awaiting a chargeback which as the website has provided no services and taken payment it will be reversed and they should be charged a fee by their bank for taking funds without supplying any service. Do not enter your card details on this website. Very rude and unhelpful customer service.

The site has all the appearances of being legitimate, and, yes, there are some genuine profiles with real people behind them (maybe 10% tops). Many however are Escorts (male and female) or outright scammers. The site has a function to report scammers and escorts however all that actually happens is they are blocked from your feed and remain on the site - effectively serving as 'bait' for other unsuspecting users. This is easy to test by creating a second profile to check. The men have to pay £100GBP/$120USD per month, the women however get to use it for free with the result that of the genuine 10% remaining some just use it as a flirting App and have no intention of ever meeting. I tried complaining about the service twice and my reward was having my account suspended each time and then forced to watch videos on what the site is supposed to be for - crass to put it mildly. Avoid, avoid.

Within less than 24 hours of subscribing, my account was deleted. They provide no reasons for the ban, nor do they offer the opportunity to review if there was any mistake. I see in many chats that this seems to be a common and recent practice of seeking.com. I've been a customer for several years and I'm certain I didn't violate any of their rules. It seems like this is a new way to scam users.

They won’t respond to any my email or respond.

They charged me and won’t refund me back or give me service. Either give me what I paid for or refund me

Pieno di utenti fake e presunti imbrogli attenzioni

Scam Site stay away they just want your Government Id So they can sell it