DateMyAge
Reviews and Complaints

I recently renewed my subscription for DateMyAge.com, and while I've been using the site for about three months now, my experience has been a bit mixed. On the plus side, the site is fairly easy to use and there are plenty of members worldwide. However, I've had some issues with their billing system. Although their customer service has been helpful in explaining things, the payment process could definitely be smoother. Overall, it's been okay, but there's certainly room for improvement

Just recently made a refill because I enjoy using this site. I think 3 months is enough for me to say that I am having a great experience so far because for me it's features are so easy to use plus alot of members all over the world not discriminating by age or race. I just like it really... even though sometimes the site crashes I just refresh the page and all goes well again. That's it so far! Hopefully be back here for finally with a serious match!

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My picture on : datemyage a picture of a toilet 🚽. I got flooded with emails from all sorts of scammers with perfect pictures usually models. I never gave this site a dime. Caution ⚠️ 🚩don’t buy into this ridiculous nonsense of a site. Men who constantly sent me emails wanting me to go to WhatsApp, Telegram or Gmail. I’m 63 not 23 and I was getting emails from younger men writing stupid letters. Men who Never read my profile as to what I was seeking in a mate. Horrible!

Total scam! They charge 30 to join then 10 bucks to send one message! Right after joining i got a flood of messages that seemed to good to be true. I replied to them and sadly got nothing in return. I then put my email address into my bio and have yet to get one email. It’s clear this site is only interested in playing with your emotions then scamming you out of your money by putting flat hours in your mind! Run and don’t give them a dime!

My 76 year old mother signed up and in less than 3 weeks they have charged her over $2500 for messaging with other member (probably AI bots). I have called their support multiple times. They claim the charges are accurate and then they put me on mute or go silent like the call disconnected but I have full bar LTE. Do not use this service! Hopefully the credit card company can take care of this. My mother never received any receipts to her email each time they charged her credit card.

They charge your account for credits but do not give you the credits. Customer service does not reply whatsoever to anything. The best thing I could recommend to anyone is. Don't even think about using their site unless you want to lose money. All I want is your money. This site is just another way for scammers to take money and give nothing in return

I have tried this account on a few occasions and due to the fact that i am frugal i was a bit taken back how much it actually cost. Had a conversation with my self and tried it again and this time it truly to don't seem real. To me it seems fake.

They ask you obvious questions when the answers are displayed on your profile. Also, one statement came to me was,

1) Have you ever loved someone with the pieces of broken heart? I replied and said my heart was never broken, he asked are you serious? ohh so you were not in any relationship before? and he said ohh so when did you get separated from him..?

2) A question came to me and said You have beautiful eyes and where are you from? I said, "Thank you! I am from the Bahamas! and you are from Madrid." his response was "If my queen is from Madrid what are you looking for here?"

Any smart woman can tell they have an unintelligent AI working behind the scene.

I recently tried out DateMyAge, a dating site that claims to connect people over the age of 40 who are looking for love. Unfortunately, my experience with this site was not a positive one.

First of all, I was disappointed to find out that the site is not actually free, despite what the initial sign-up process might lead you to believe. Instead, there are three different membership options, each with its own monthly fee. I opted for the cheapest option, which cost me $20 for 150 credits.

However, I quickly realized that these credits don't go very far. Each time I wanted to send a message to someone, I had to use credits. And the cost of these messages varied widely - sometimes it was just one credit, but other times it was as much as 50 credits. This seemed like a pretty steep price to pay just to communicate with someone on a dating site.

But the real problem with DateMyAge is that I suspect many of the profiles on the site are fake. I received a lot of messages from people who seemed too good to be true - they were all incredibly attractive and seemed to be interested in me right away. But when I tried to respond to these messages, I often didn't get a response back.

This made me suspicious, so I did some digging online and found out that many other people have had similar experiences with DateMyAge. Apparently, the site is known for using fake profiles to lure people in and get them to spend more money on credits.

Overall, I would not recommend DateMyAge to anyone looking for a legitimate dating site. It's a shame that there are so many scams out there targeting people who are just looking for love. I hope that more people become aware of these kinds of sites and avoid falling victim to them.

DateMyAge is a dating site that can be quite addictive, but it operates like a gambling site with credits. When your credits run out, they bring in a whole lot of new messages and quotes from what they perceive your type is. This can be quite frustrating, as you will be tempted to buy more credits and spend more money.

Recently, I received an email from hotti.com, which was sent on the 14th of the month. The email was from someone named Valentino, who was from another site. To my horror, the email read "sensual chat service," which reinforced my horror. I was shocked and thought, "Why have they done this? This is like for sex talk. I'm not like this. I don't want to be viewed this way."

My ID number was ***0031, and my ID name was there in the interest box and another box. It looked like it was just created. The guy was forward and said I looked beautiful in my profile. I went to my profile, and it was new, copied from the other site, yet there was no information. This is how the others were created.

I panicked and went into the settings to manage my account and delete it. The password was asked, and I put in other accounts, but one has to use the same one for all of them. I ticked "others" as the true reason, but the box was not there. I clicked the bottom box to confirm, and after a pause, it went to another page. On top, it popped up in red, "You are not authorized to do this."

At 8:28 pm, I tried the settings again, but there was a white blank screen on top blocking me from accessing my settings to remove it. At 8:29 pm, I had to go off that page and go back using Valentino's link. By this time, they kept putting a big box up, stopping me. It told me to put my email address and password in to sign in or use Google to sign in. I wouldn't do that because they could say I signed up for it.

On the 14th at 8:16 pm, Valentino responded. I went to the bottom of that email and found the cancellation policy, which was ***@hotti.com and livesupport, but it didn't open or work. At 8:41 pm, I sent an email to ***@hitti.com, asking them to remove that account. The notice at the bottom said it could take 72 hours.

I bet they may delete my other site, DateMyAge, where I've made links. I also spotted yesterday online a link to muslima.com, which should be a religious marriage site. It stated that it was a site for Arab married men to have affairs. I was so appalled. Where does a woman of my kind go? This site linked to all the others, and it's not run in any religious or decent format.

It allows men to approach decent women and ask for sex and be sexually offensive if a woman does not wish to consider a man for marriage. The site also allows men to make false allegations of a woman without any evidence. The site will block the profile until the woman ticks a box stating she won't do any of the things she has not done. When I tried to speak to the site after and ask for evidence, as you can only message on their site, the site refused to comply.

I told other site members to contact me on muslima site so we could converse. Soon after, I went on muslima, and 30 minutes later, I was blocked. So I believed muslima did it and made up the allegation, as I did this before, and muslima acted exactly the same way.

We need some decent legit dating marriage sites. I've thought about it. If I had the skill, I would set it up low profit and volunteer-based. I could organize it myself with the skill. In fact, I will look into it. If someone else could do it, I would roll in volunteers. They are a corrupt organization, using women as a form of pimping. My reputation, which has been unimpeachable, is getting damaged. My profile states decent, so why would they put it in a sensual hotti chat? Disgusting behavior from a professional dating site management.

When it comes to online dating for those of us in our golden years, it can be a bit of a mixed bag. My experience on Datemyage.com was no exception. While there were certainly some good conversations and potentially promising connections, I was quickly struck by the prevalence of misleading profile photos.

It seemed that many of the men on the site were using pictures that were ten, twenty, or even more years old. Only those who had aged well seemed to have current pictures. I understand the desire to present oneself in the best possible light, but it felt dishonest to me. I had one conversation with a man who I thought looked great for his age, but when I complimented him, he told me he would send me an updated photo. It turned out that all of his online pictures were from his younger days.

I was shocked by this revelation and wondered if he had intentionally misled me. After all, his profile stated that he was an ethical man. I showed his pictures to my son and he told me that I had been 'catfished'. Needless to say, that was not a great way to start a potential relationship.

As someone who is 65 and looking for someone around my age, I think it's important that we all present ourselves honestly. I had a date a few months back where the gentleman made a comment about my lack of makeup. It was frustrating because I had clearly stated in my profile that I am heavyset and have scars and metal from surgery. I am also a cancer survivor. We need to do better, both men and women, and be truthful about who we are and what we look like.

Overall, I would say that Datemyage.com has its pros and cons. While I appreciate the opportunity it provides to connect with people my own age, I found the prevalence of misleading profile pictures to be disappointing. I hope that as the site grows and evolves, people will become more honest in their presentations of themselves.

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It's clear that DateMyAge is posing a problem for a lot of people. While the review mentioned above is critical of the site, it highlights legitimate concerns that users seem to be encountering on a regular basis.

One of the biggest issues appears to be the abundance of fake or scammy messages that users are being inundated with. It's frustrating to be excited about the prospect of meeting someone new, only to discover that the messages you're receiving are prompting you to subscribe or add credit just to read them!

Additionally, when users try to reply to these messages, they're often met with radio silence – leading to even more confusion and frustration.

Overall, it seems like DateMyAge is a site that's best avoided if you're looking for a genuine online dating experience. It's disheartening to see people being taken advantage of by scammers and fake profiles, and it's clear that many users are feeling disillusioned and disappointed by their experiences on the site.

If you're thinking of signing up for DateMyAge, it's worth thinking twice and doing some research to figure out whether it's the kind of site that's going to meet your needs and expectations. While it may be tempting to subscribe based on a flashy ad or a glowing review, it's important to approach these kinds of decisions with a critical eye – and to listen to the voices of other users who may have had less-than-positive experiences.

My experience with DateMyAge was both thrilling and disappointing. I started out with high hopes, looking for a place to meet interesting people who were also seeking friendship or a potential romantic partner. The website offers a unique approach to dating, where instead of paying a membership fee, you purchase tokens to communicate with other members.

At first, I thought this was a cost-effective idea, but soon realized that I was spending my tokens quickly on simple conversations. While getting to know one person in particular, I realized that they were hesitant to exchange contact information outside of the website. This made me feel like I was being encouraged to continue buying tokens in order to continue the conversation.

I started to suspect that this person was actually working for the website and was incentivized to keep me spending more money. My suspicions were confirmed when I shared my personal email address with the individual and they suddenly lost interest in continuing the conversation.

In hindsight, I feel foolish for falling for such a ploy. I believe that the website's administrators are benefitting greatly from users like me, who are looking for companionship but are being taken advantage of financially. I would caution others to save their money and seek companionship elsewhere.

Overall, my experience with DateMyAge has been disappointing. While I did meet some interesting people, the website's business model is a significant deterrent to finding genuine connections. There are many other dating sites out there that offer a better and more honest approach to finding love and companionship.

As a recent user of DateMyAge (datemyage.com), I must say that my experience left me feeling quite disappointed. While the site does give you the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who are also looking for love, the way it operates is quite concerning.

Firstly, the site charges a monthly fee, which is to be expected from most dating websites. However, on top of this, they also use credits, which are essentially coins that you need to use for almost everything you do on the site. Messaging someone, sending an email, reading an email, and even sending an emoji or picture all come with a cost attached.

I personally spent only a couple of hours on the site and was shocked to have spent over $150 just to communicate with others effectively. This amount of money is exorbitant for such a short amount of time. And when attempting to purchase more credits, I encountered a few issues with my credit card, even though I had the necessary funds available.

It's hard to see how anyone can sustain paying such high fees just to connect with others online. To give you an idea of how much they charge, a simple emoji or GIF can cost you up to 599 credits, which is equivalent to $239.60! The lowest credit cost is 20 cents, which might not sound like much, but it quickly adds up.

In my opinion, it's quite concerning that they don't offer any subscription plans that allow a fixed rate for utilizing all of their features. Instead, they require you to use credits, which can be very expensive, so much so that it becomes unaffordable for many users.

In summary, I would suggest that you don't sign up for this site as it requires a lot of money just to talk to someone for a short while. It's clear to see why many users find its high cost structure concerning and could leave you feeling out of pocket with little to no results.

I recently tried DateMyAge (datemyage.com) and unfortunately, my experience was not positive. Despite not having any photos on my profile, I received over a thousand replies from men all over the world, some as young as 20 when I am 50. However, upon further inspection, it became apparent that the vast majority of these men were either players or scammers trying to take advantage of innocent people like myself.

What's worse is that the site employs salespeople who constantly send you images of men they claim to have selected just for you, which I found extremely frustrating. I eventually had to mark these emails as spam to avoid being bombarded with images of people who didn't even exist.

The false marketing tactics used by DateMyAge do not result in any meaningful connections or relationships. In fact, this site seems better suited to those looking for an escort rather than love, which certainly isn't my cup of tea. Based on my experience, I have lost faith in the idea of meeting someone online and falling in love. According to the IC3 report, 1 billion dollars have been lost to romance scams, which is a staggering amount of money to potentially lose to a stranger on the internet.

Instead, I advocate for people to turn off their computers and start looking for love in the real world. Join a new social event or take up a new hobby - anything that gets you out of the house and interacting with real people. The internet can be a breeding ground for cybercrime and heartache, so why not take matters into your own hands and find someone you can touch, see, and hear in person? Trust me, your heart and your wallet will thank you. As someone who has been using online dating sites since the days of BBS in 1995, I can attest that social media has become a dangerous place for those seeking a genuine connection.

To all the ladies out there looking for love online, I have a warning for you about the dating website, DateMyAge. Unfortunately, there are many tricks and lies being used by men on this site that you need to be aware of. Firstly, the men often lie about where they are located and try to make you feel a connection through gifts and compliments. However, do not believe everything they say. It is always a good idea to start with small gifts and photos from the website rather than expensive gifts.

Another common tactic these men use is to tell you about their work but often use information pulled from the internet word for word. When you ask to video chat, they suddenly claim to have issues with their phone or internet connection. They may use excuses like having lost or damaged their phone or it being stolen. Their behavior can become very suspicious and they may get angry when you try to ask direct questions.

Furthermore, they will send you multiple photos of themselves in the same location, but this is just a way for them to spend more credits on the site. These charges can add up, and even though you may feel a connection with them, they will lie and tell you that they are actually paying members.

In addition, many men use translated poetry from other languages or use popular phrases from Facebook to express their feelings. It is important to be aware of these tactics and understand that they are often just trying to manipulate you.

Although there are many bots and fake profiles on the site, there are real men who are just as frustrated with the experience. These men often work through a marketing partner and receive a portion of your purchased credits or are hired to correspond with paying members. It is important to understand that these men are very cunning and heartless with no shame.

After three years of searching for a life partner through DateMyAge, I have decided to leave the website. Be cautious and do not send gifts to their address via the website, as they may still not be able to contact you away from the site. It is essential to protect both your heart and pocketbook, and understand the many tactics and lies being used by men on this site.

When looking for love online, it's important to be cautious and do thorough research on any dating site before joining. Unfortunately, one site that should definitely be avoided is DateMyAge. As someone who experienced firsthand the fraud and deception that goes on at this site, I feel compelled to warn others against making the same mistake I did.

At DateMyAge, I encountered fake members who were in cahoots with the site administration to steal from unsuspecting users. In just 18 hours, I was scammed out of $25, a significant amount of money. The fake members I interacted with were located in Thailand, but something about their behavior didn't add up. One man claimed to be a chef in Bangkok, but was mysteriously always available to chat during my daytime - which was the middle of the night in Thailand. Another man changed his location from Bangkok to New York, likely to avoid revealing his true location. A third man from an Arabic country also only interacted with me during my daytime.

Despite my suspicions that these members were fake, I still fell victim to their schemes. Every time I logged in, more and more of my credits disappeared without any explanation. Even when I reached out to DateMyAge for help, I was met with resistance and unhelpful responses. It was clear to me that this site was nothing more than a total fraud, preying on people who are looking for love and companionship.

What's even worse is that the complaint process at DateMyAge is a sham as well. They claim to give money back if any member is fake, but when I tried to fill out a complaint form, I was unable to find the member IDs for the fake members. Despite reaching out to the support team multiple times for assistance, I never received a response. It's clear that this dating site is nothing more than a way to rob people of their hard-earned money.

In conclusion, I urge anyone considering joining DateMyAge to think twice. It's not worth the risk of being scammed and taken advantage of. There are plenty of reputable dating sites out there, and it's important to do your research and use caution when seeking companionship online.

On the picture page, there is a man named REYES, claims he lives in EDISON (no state mentioned) also claims he is 40 years old and you need to contact him by email.
I know him as MATTHEW MELLON DISHMAN, 49 years old, a dog lover. Have had a running conversation with him since the 25th of June, have been conned out of a very large amount of money, he claims he lives in Charlston WV, but works for the CIA and is on assignment in Washington DC (since August?). He is now flying a private jet to Africa and importing gold, and he is conning people out of very large sums of money to buy the gold. I know this because he has been attempting to get me to use the equity in my house to invest in his venture on the ground floor (as he stated).

I have no idea if he is on any other dating websites - he claims he is gay, likes older men, and he claimed he bought us a house in Ft. Lauderdale to live in. I called Broward County FL, regarding the owners on record for that house.

Hello. I would like you to help me and please read the email.
My id is [protected]. I sent you an email on 29/8/2024 at 13:52. Thailand time. I have hesitation and doubt and dare not pay credit in october 2024. I ask you to read the email on the date and time that I sent. And please reply to me. I thank you very much. (I have sent you a screenshot for easy verification.)

This app describes itself as a dating site. This app is a total scam! They show all these beautiful sexy women from all over the world who started texting me before I had anything in my profile. Of course, men need to pay a lot for texts, chatting, video chat, etc. The money I paid goes within a few minutes, I spent over $400.00 in an hour I believe! I got random questions and chat requests, and it is so expensive! The goal is for men to pay a lot of money while the women get paid for how long they keep men online. It is so obvious this company is operating an illegal business. I plan to report them to all the Federal Agencies that oversee Apps like Date My Age I can.

Member I.D. [protected] I have been here since August 16,2024, No problems with my Bank card until August 26,2024. I have spent over $1,500 U.S. here. now your Billing Dept is not only controlling the packages i buy but now blocking my card. I have talked with SIUCU in the U.K. and in America. you are being paid! There is nothing nothing wrong on my card no spending limit of any kind!. The problem is on your end. I not changing banks either to suit you! I have to see this as Public Fraud! You are a Public Website. You really shouldn't be aloud on the WEB with your Billing Dept problems! This can be seen as a International problem.

Please I have bought credit since but I haven't received it yet

dear sir / madam

today 6th of April i inadvertently and by mistake pushed the baton of the Eifel tower gift sight. i am requesting a credit for that mistake/if you look at my spending, this gift is not in my regular spending. Your help in this matter is greatly appreciated and will allow me to continue using your services continuously

respectfully jeff milman (moshe hacohen)

I have closed my account and cancelled my subscription but still you are taking money from my account. I have paid a great deal of money to the Datemyage dating site and have queried the way money is handled and I’m not happy about the fact this site does not respond when I made a complaint before

Please reimburse me for monies that you have taken out after I have cancelled my subscription I think it is bad practice that you continue to do this and if it’s not done I shall have to try and find a different way possibly take legal advice

Ernest Dillon

[protected]@yahoo.co.uk

I have registered for more than one year and purchased much credits to use on this site in the past year. However Two days ago I can’t login suddenly with unknown reasons. But I still have 142 credits remaining in my account. It kept showing confirmation letter sent to my email address but I didn’t receive anything. I have tried to sent email 3 times to ask for help but not get any reply. Very Poor customer support 😤.

Thanks for writing back. Now, that you have explained how the inner currency work in the app, It is clear. But this information was not clear neither at the moment I signed up nor at the moment that I pay for the credits and that is why I want a refund because knowing all this, I Wouldnt have paid what I did.

Besides that, I understand that when a client doesn't like a service or product, the cliente informs this and the company must return the money, In my case I have explained the reasons why I don't like the app And the inner system.

I have downloaded other dating apps and with any of them this situations happened. The way your app works is not very well explained, that content must be the first information to appear for all te clients, did that information ever appeared to me in time, No is my answer, you Up my be transparente, It is not.

Hope you understand how I feel. I want a complete refund as I didn't know the information you explained in your email.

Kind regards,

I looked back and I started using this website in August 2023 and by September 24th they ripped me off about $12,000. Three of the men I was talking to would not do video calls to verify their real identities. One of them sent me websites gifts which were basically stickers. When I sent him also him a gift on a certain occasion he wanted me to send the expensive gifts or stickers on the website. The men did not answer questions , they keep stringing me on going in circles .Then I would always have to pay more credits to talk to theses men. They knew I was paying too much when I mentioned it, they all claimed they were paying more than I was. On 9/24 /23 I noticed fine prints that said these men were curated by this company and so we’re not paying members so they were all scammers.

They offered FREE gifts that can be sent to another member (animations of cute images) . They still deducted 999 credits from my account. They have not responded to my complaint but sent me a survey of how satisfied I was with their service...I responded that nothing was resolved and that I had not received reimbursement. No further communication...in fact the service contact chap "Thomas" hang up on me.

I have listed parameters. I am 80 years old. I live in Broward County. Florida

I paid for 150 points. I would like to be removed from your site and not pay any more. Your site sends me children or people who live miles away. I do not understand your system. Even if someone acceptable sends an email, I am not able to answer. This is not for me. I don't know what I paid for. Please cancel my subscription. THE PEOPLE YOU SEND ARE FAR TOO YOUNG, TOO FAR AWAY, IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

Sandra Brandt

[protected]@hotmail.com

[protected]

I registered a few days ago and immediately unsubscribed I keep getting emails as of last night I follow the prompts to unsubscribe it’s says that I was successful but then they appear again please delete me completely from your service I do not require it and do not want problems with my new current relationship

Thanks

My email is [protected]@hotmail.com

Pasquale Pacecca

I send you 2 Photos and info about a man I - texted 4 days. At the first day through the website and then WhatsApp. He was not a doctor. Took me 4 days realized that. He was a thief too. He tried to get money of me. I sent all info about him and photos. I hope you will be able to open it. Please let me know about my information about this man I sent. Did you receive it …! I need my money back 260$ talking to unrealistic - Ghosts on DateMy age. 0 ⭐️ for this [censored] side ….!

I join date my age and I paid 1999 for the subscription and I am told that I received 150 credits. I did not receive 150 credits. It seems like every time I turn around. I’m asked to buy more credits five more credits five more credits. I feel that this site although it’s a very nice site is a rip off there Hass to be a way that you people do not have to charge all this money to buy credits. It’s a disgrace what you’re doing to seniors that are looking for love. I’m very very disappointment. I expect some kind of restitution.

Two days ago I was busy having a conversation with a person on your platform. I accidently pressed a button that resembles a Castle and normally when running oout of credits the site will mention to topup and then fiollow the procedures to carry on. On this incident it didnt ask me any of the above and next I saw a message from my bank that x amount of money was deducted from my registered account details from your site. I did not authorize any of such as it was quite a big amount . This happened once before where I also logged a complaint about a similar situation I experienced before and I was refunded.