QuickFlirt
Reviews and Complaints

My experience with QuickFlirt was not a pleasant one. I signed up for a 3-day trial for $2.73, but after using the site for just one day, I knew it wasn't for me. Most of the connections I made wanted my phone number right away, which is a red flag. And those who had initially said hello to me before I signed up for a premium subscription never responded to my messages.

So, I decided to cancel my subscription. But the cancellation process was a hassle. I had to fill out a membership cancellation form with five steps, and during each step, I had to click "Yes, I want to cancel." At step 5, a code was generated, and I had to call a call center to speak to a representative to cancel. The same process goes for deleting your account from the site.

After I was told by the representative that my cancellation request had been filed, I thought I was good to go. But a month later, I received a fraud alert from my credit card company saying that there was a $40 charge from mspfee.com that I didn't authorize. I had to get a new credit card.

Overall, my experience with QuickFlirt was a scam. I would advise anyone to stay away from this website until they get their act together.

I recently signed up for QuickFlirt and had a bit of a rough start. At first, I didn't realize the importance of having a photo on my profile. I spent some time browsing the site, trying to strike up conversations, but all my messages were getting blocked. It was frustrating, especially since I had already paid for a membership.

When I reached out to the support team, they explained to me that they have a background check in place that blocks messages from profiles without photos. This was news to me, and I felt a bit foolish for not realizing it earlier. They also informed me that I could upload a photo from my Facebook account, which I didn't know was an option.

The team at QuickFlirt was helpful in getting me set up with a photo so that I could start using the site as intended. They even gave me a free tool to prevent future blockages, which was a nice touch.

Since then, I've been having a much better experience on QuickFlirt. I'm able to engage with other users and have had some interesting conversations. I appreciate that the site has measures in place to ensure the safety and legitimacy of profiles.

While my initial experience wasn't great, I'm glad that I stuck with QuickFlirt and am now enjoying the benefits of having a complete profile. If you're new to the site, take my advice and make sure you have a photo uploaded to avoid any frustration or confusion.

QuickFlirt (quickflirt.com) is a site that seems to have some huge issues with fake profiles and bots. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people attempting to engage in communication with users of this dating service are not actual people. At first, I was bombarded by messages from supposed young adults and asked for my photos on other sites. No real human contacts there. Although there were some profiles that appeared to be appropriate for my age and nearby location, they all turned out to be scams with the same pattern of interaction. They bombard you with random questions and responses, then abruptly end the conversation, but they stay online. It's nothing more than another scheme aimed at deceiving newcomers into continuing to pay for fake conversations. I observed multiple instances of profiles with French names, yet living nowhere near any French-speaking areas. They wouldn't provide answers to them despite being questioned. It's also essential to beware of the follow-up operation that could end in double billing. It seems like you have to contact the call center to handle billing matters, but beware of their constant efforts to persuade you to sign up for additional services that are often unnecessary. When I got double billed, calling customer support just made things worse. They refused to believe me and, when I repeated my claim, hung up on me. In conclusion, I will recommend avoiding this particular dating service at any cost.

Wow, I can't believe how much of a fool I was to ever sign up for QuickFlirt. I was curious to try out their three-day trial, but little did I know they would end up charging me $17.99 for 250 tokens that I never even wanted or asked for in the first place. To make things even worse, they presented me with an offer to upgrade my membership for an additional $24.99! I accidentally clicked the "continue" button when I meant to cancel, and before I knew it, they had charged me the extra fee.

I frantically tried to close the page and asked for a refund via email, but they didn't seem interested in giving me my money back at all. Instead, they just kept suggesting that I upgrade my membership to a different website or another dating platform. I mean, seriously, is this kind of business even legal? It's absolutely ridiculous that QuickFlirt is still allowed to operate on the internet.

Despite all their efforts to keep my money, I'm relieved that I paid with a prepaid card so they can't take any more of my hard-earned cash. I'm even considering reporting them to the police because they're the owners of at least three or four other websites that are similarly deceptive.

Honestly, this company is the opposite of trustworthy. Steer clear of QuickFlirt if you don't want to get ripped off like I did.

I recently had an unpleasant experience with QuickFlirt. I signed up for their 3-day trial and decided to cancel my subscription prior to it ending. I followed the steps stated in their billing drop-down menu but unfortunately, they charged me anyway.

When I tried to contact them to resolve the issue, I was instructed to call their customer service number. I found this to be quite bothersome since there was an option to stop future billing on their website. To make matters worse, the phone number I called was for the US instead of the UK. The customer service manager I spoke to was very unpleasant and not helpful at all. He rudely informed me that I would not get my money back, and we ended up arguing.

Furthermore, it turns out that QuickFlirt is not a trustworthy website. There are many fake profiles, and it seems like the conversations are either computer generated or written by admin staff. They all end in the same way, with the other person saying, "I have to go. We'll chat later." But later never comes.

In addition, QuickFlirt has other websites with identical layouts on their sign-in pages. These websites are just as unreliable as QuickFlirt itself. I would advise everyone to avoid using QuickFlirt and their other websites.

So, I recently had an experience with QuickFlirt, and unfortunately, it wasn't a positive one. I was given a number by someone on another site, and when I received a text from that number, the person claimed to have seen me on QuickFlirt. However, things quickly got fishy.

Firstly, the number wasn't registered with a name, and it turned out that the person texting me wasn't even in the same state as the number was from. The profile on QuickFlirt that this person claimed to have seen me on didn't match the information they were providing me through texts. The picture she sent also didn't match the description she provided.

Now, I understand that people sometimes disguise themselves for safety reasons, but outright lies are something I cannot tolerate. And unfortunately, it didn't stop there. Out of the blue, I received a text from a second number claiming to have seen my profile on QuickFlirt. However, I knew for a fact that I hadn't even created a profile on that site, so I asked for the person's first and last name and the city they were from.

To my surprise, the first and last name didn't match the state that they claimed to be from, despite me asking for the city. When I called them out on this, they responded with some profanity, which was incredibly rude and uncalled for.

Overall, I don't trust QuickFlirt anymore after my experience. While I understand that there are good and bad people on every site and platform, my experience has made me extremely cautious about using this site again. It's too bad because it could have been a fun thing, but unfortunately, some people ruin it for everyone.

In conclusion, if you're considering using QuickFlirt, I would advise you to be cautious and make your own decision based on your own experience. What I've described here is just my experience, and it may not be representative of everyone else's.

I recently decided to give QuickFlirt a shot. I've been trying out various hookup sites recently, but for some reason, I've never managed to actually meet someone in person through any of them. I've had better luck using Match.com, to be honest.

One thing that I noticed immediately upon signing up for QuickFlirt was that my inbox started to pile up with emails from potential matches. It seemed a bit suspicious to me - how can there possibly be this many women interested in me when I haven't even put up a profile picture yet? I started to suspect that a lot of the profiles on the site were fake, which was sort of confirmed by the fact that many of the women I talked to asked me to get "verified" for their own safety. QuickFlirt claims that they do not require verification, but I received emails from supposed "site admins" encouraging me to do so.

I understand that it's not necessarily QuickFlirt's fault that people are creating fake profiles and trying to scam unsuspecting users. However, it was frustrating to deal with all of the spammy messages and constant "verification" requests. I found that many of the profiles were simply designed to get me to click on a link or give up my personal information, and I really felt like I had to be careful about who I talked to.

One major red flag for me was when profiles started sending me unsolicited pictures. I quickly realized that I could just plug the pictures into Google Images and find their original source. Some of the images that women sent me were clearly stolen from other websites, which made me even more wary about their intentions. One woman even sent me pictures of Jayden James - obviously not the real person.

Overall, I think that QuickFlirt might be okay for someone who is really experienced with using hookup sites, and who can quickly weed out scammers and fake profiles. However, for someone like me who is just starting to explore this world, it was tough to navigate all of the spam, scams, and fake profiles. I would urge anyone thinking of using QuickFlirt to really do their research and proceed with caution. And if someone sends you a message claiming that they're in your town for just one week and wants to hook up with you tonight? It's probably too good to be true.

Honestly, I'm not sure what to think about QuickFlirt. Some of the positive reviews seem a bit fishy to me, almost like they were written by people who are paid by the company. But then again, maybe I'm just being paranoid.

Either way, my experience on the site wasn't great. The first thing I noticed is that you can't really write anything about yourself on your profile. Every time I tried to submit something, it just disappeared. And I noticed that a lot of other profiles on the site were empty as well. I contacted customer service and they told me I could email them what I wanted my profile to say and they would post it for me. It seemed like a hassle to me, and I was worried they might mess it up.

The second thing I noticed is that I got a lot of messages from other users, but when I tried to respond, I never heard anything back. I'm pretty sure a lot of these messages were from bots, but it's possible that some of them were from real users. There's an option on the site that allows you to send out a message you've composed and have it appear like you're browsing profiles in order to get more interest in your own, so it's hard to know for sure.

Overall, it just didn't seem like there were a lot of real, active users on the site. And when I decided I wanted to delete my profile and cancel my membership, I had to call customer service in order to do it. They tried to keep me on the site by offering me a free upgrade and 7 days of free membership, but I didn't think it was worth it.

In my opinion, QuickFlirt is just a site that's designed to make money. Don't waste your time or your money on it.

In my experience, QuickFlirt is definitely one of the best online platforms for having a good time and meeting new people. I was introduced to it by a friend (who happens to be a gay male), who suggested I give it a try after a rough breakup with my ex. I have to admit, I was hesitant at first, but after a few glasses of wine, I decided to join and add some photos and personal details to my profile.

To my surprise, I started getting messages from interesting and attractive men that same night. Even the next day, when I opened my email, I found that I had quite a few options to choose from (if you catch my drift lol). And since then, I've met some really great guys through QuickFlirt and another site I use called hookuphangout.com.

Despite the stigma attached to online dating and hookups, I think QuickFlirt is a safe and discreet way to explore your options and have some fun. Of course, I would never tell my mother that I use it (she's a bit old-fashioned), but I know plenty of women who use dating sites like this and don't feel embarrassed or ashamed.

Personally, I think playing the field before settling down is a smart move for my generation. Why should guys have all the fun? Plus, it helps you avoid the regret and FOMO that can come with waiting too long to find a partner or start a family. And let's be real, sometimes you just need to let loose and enjoy the moment!

That being said, there are a few things I would change about QuickFlirt. For example, there are a lot of guys on there who use their profile pictures as an excuse to show off their private parts (you know what I'm talking about lol). I don't find it cute or sexy, and I doubt many women do. So, if you're one of those guys, please take note and find a different way to get our attention!

Overall, I would recommend QuickFlirt to anyone who's looking for a good time and a chance to meet new people. Just be smart, be safe, and have fun!

This site is not a legitimate dating site. It is a deceitful company that steals users' pictures and information before luring them into the site. QuickFlirt is designed to steal financial information from its users and has no intention of helping anyone hook up or have an NSA relationship. As an investigator, I have reviewed this company and I can confirm that it is a 200% scam within two months of observation. There are many other scamming dating sites that follow the same rules, so you need to protect yourself as it is my job to warn you!

There are several common scams to look out for when you are on a dating site. Firstly, be aware if someone is asking you for money for any reason as this is highly suspicious and a means for them to benefit financially from their interactions with you. Secondly, be wary if someone keeps making excuses for why they cannot video chat, as it is not hard to use your smartphone to prove your identity. Thirdly, be mindful of sites that redirect you to a different dating site which requires a Credit/Debit card to join. These sites are often illegitimate and are designed to steal your credit card information. Fourthly, if the person you are interacting with asks you to buy gifts through the fake dating site you are on, be prepared for the OR ELSE situation. Finally, it's important to note that scammers often change their website address and design to continue their deceptive practices. However, most of the time, it's the same scamming company operating them who follow the aforementioned usual rules.

If you are in doubt about a person's identity, we recommend that you copy their image and perform a Google Image search or use another online imaging scanning service, as many of these services are free. You may be surprised to find out that the person you are talking to is not the same as the one in the photo they've provided. If you're lucky, 1 out of 100 is an actual person. Cyber daters, good luck and stay aware!

QuickFlirt.com will rip you off and leave your heart feeling empty. Don't be fooled by their pathetic marketing and fake profiles - these bots will make you think you're talking to real women, but it's all a sham. I was one of the poor souls who fell victim to their scam, losing $25 in the process.

At first, I was like, "Hey, this is my time to shine!" But soon after, I realized that the robots were the only ones interested in me. The moment I replied, "I'm in Sydney!"- all radio silence. I played with their system and tested it two or three times, but every outcome was the same: silence. Later, I discovered their string of flawed coding - bot profiles with Latin usernames. Mind you; we're in Australia, where locals speak English!

It became even evident when I took a closer look at the usernames, which included Armida, Aleja, Ailiyah, Akashia, Abreya, Aldijana, Aleatha, Alimah, Anezka, and Aviona. Then there were Brinda, Bianka, Basheba, Charona, Christa, Cyera, Catrisha, Crestina, Danina, Demina, Dejania, Duwanna, Doriana, Debraca, Daianna, Dorinna, Elida, Elveda, Eliana, Enisha, Fatia, Givonna, and Gentiana.

The list went on and on with new names like Hulia, Helayna, Illyana, Isela, Itiana, Indria, Jaliza, Jermecia, Jaimya, Jodonna, Kira, Kytana, Kearrah, Keshanna, Kristjana, Lavena, Lamisha, Letisa, Lucianna, Melinda, Majeeda, Manna, Montoya, Mylashia, Miquella, Miaaam, Mashana, Maurina, Markila, Nekishia, Najada, Nekaya, Nygia, Ourania, Ortha, Olgia, Quantella, Riyana, Rakya, Roaa, Reauna, Stacha, Shuntavia, Shaharra, Shanterra, Shambrica, Sharmeta, Senetta, Shanata, Santerria, Shaquitaiga, Shunda, Tamathia, Tayja, Talana, Tiwanna, Terranesha, Telishia, Tykiria, Tykenya, Toccara, and Viona.

In conclusion, don't waste your precious time and money on this scam site. It's entirely bogus. I fully support Bryan J. for labelling QuickFlirt.com as TOTAL SCUM. Stay away and save yourself the time, money, and heartbreak.

This site is not worth your time! I recently switched to J4Dates and have had a much better experience. I no longer have to worry about being scammed or asked for gifts and money. The girls on J4Dates are genuine and I have even started chatting with a few of them on Whatsapp. At first, I was hesitant and thought they would ask me for money, but I am happy to report that they have not. I am excited to continue using J4Dates and have no need for QuickFlirt anymore. QuickFlirt was a complete waste of my time. The selection of girls was very limited and the ones that did catch my eye ignored me. The majority of the girls on QuickFlirt were not attractive and all they wanted was my money. Save yourself the trouble and switch to J4Dates. You won't regret it!

This site is a complete waste of time. When I first signed up, I received a lot of messages from women. I responded to a few of them, but I never got a response back. It's frustrating to think that I wasted my money on this site, and I'm not even getting any correspondence from anyone. It's pure BS.

The people behind this site are cowards. They hide behind fake profiles with someone else's photo. They don't have the guts to do this face to face with people. If they did, they would get beat up. It's not fair to the people who are genuinely looking for a connection.

I want to warn anyone who is thinking about joining this site to not waste your time. It's full of scams. You're better off going to a bar or a club to meet people. At least there, you can see who you're talking to and get a sense of their personality.

Overall, I'm extremely disappointed with QuickFlirt. It's a complete scam, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Save your money and your time and find another way to meet people.

I recently had an experience with QuickFlirt, and let me tell you, it was not a good one. I was excited to join the site and meet new people, but unfortunately, it turned out to be a complete rip-off. It's a shame, really, because QuickFlirt has the potential to be a great dating site, but instead, they choose to employ local people to lure in new members and make them pay.

One of the biggest issues I had with QuickFlirt was their lack of concern for scammers on their site. I reported several scammers, but it seemed like nothing was being done about it. The girls who were supposedly interested in me refused to communicate for free or even talk on the phone or Facebook. It was clear that they were just trying to get me to pay for their services.

When I reached out to customer service about the issue, I received a boilerplate response that didn't address my concerns at all. It was clear that they didn't care about the safety of their members or the integrity of their site. It's frustrating to see a site with so much potential be ruined by greed and corruption.

Overall, I would not recommend QuickFlirt to anyone looking for a legitimate dating site. It's a shame that they choose to operate in such a dishonest way, but hopefully, my review will help others avoid the same drama and disappointment that I experienced.

Quickflirt is a dating site that promises to help you find a quick hookup or a one-night stand. However, my experience with this site was far from satisfactory. As soon as I signed up, I was bombarded with fake profiles and messages from scammers who were trying to trick me into giving them money.

The site is full of fake photos and bots that are programmed to send you messages and try to lure you into paying for a premium membership. I quickly realized that Quickflirt is not a place where you can find genuine connections or real people who are interested in meeting up.

If you're looking for a quick fix and don't mind wasting your time and money on fake profiles, then Quickflirt might be the site for you. But if you're looking for a genuine connection or a real relationship, then I would advise you to stay away from this site.

The site is also very time-consuming and requires a lot of patience to navigate through the fake profiles and find someone who is actually interested in meeting up. Even then, there is no guarantee that you will find a genuine connection.

In conclusion, I would not recommend Quickflirt to anyone who is looking for a genuine connection or a real relationship. The site is full of scammers and fake profiles, and it takes a lot of time and effort to find someone who is actually interested in meeting up. Save your time and money and look for a better dating site that actually delivers on its promises.

Quickflirt, man oh man, let me tell ya. This site is linked to other sites that all belong to the same company. It's like they're all in cahoots or something. And get this, they use your profile on all of those sites to make it look like there's more fish in the sea, if ya know what I mean.

But that's only the beginning, my friend. You see, when you send a wink to someone, they might get a message back - but don't let that fool you. Those messages are made by computers, not real-life ladies. So if you think you're getting the attention you deserve, think again, bud.

And then there's the employees. Apparently, they have people on their payroll whose whole job is to message you and convince you to pay for more services. Talk about shady, right?

Seriously, this site is a complete scam. Don't waste your time or your money. There are better ways to meet people out there, trust me.

I would not recommend QuickFlirt to anyone who is looking for a genuine online dating experience. In my opinion, this site is a complete joke. Many of the profiles on the site seem to be fake, and it’s nearly impossible to tell which ones are legitimate.

I’ve tried to chat with people on the site, but it’s always a disappointing experience. If you ask them a question about the location they say they’re from, they can never seem to answer it correctly. That’s a big red flag to me, and it makes me wonder if the people running the site are actually bots.

Overall, QuickFlirt is a waste of time and money. Don’t waste your energy on this site - there are much better options out there.

I was a bit curious about QuickFlirt, so I decided to give it a try. I didn't bother creating a profile or uploading any photos, but I quickly realized that this platform was not for me. Unfortunately, I had already gained the wrong impression after reading some of the negative reviews, but I wanted to experience it for myself before making any concrete judgments.

However, I was extremely disappointed when I started receiving random pop-ups in the lower corner of my screen, with someone wanting to chat with me. I hadn't even set up a profile, so it was shocking that QuickFlirt had even gained access to my computer.

After my brief stint on QuickFlirt, I decided it wasn't worth the risk of personal information being compromised. The experience left a sour taste in my mouth, and I would strongly recommend avoiding this platform. It's a TOTAL SCAM and definitely not worth joining.

In conclusion, my experience with QuickFlirt left much to be desired. Although I did not create a profile or upload any pictures, I still experienced unwanted pop-ups that soon turned me away from the platform. If you're someone who values their privacy and security, then I would advise against using QuickFlirt. Save your time and money for another dating platform that offers a more reliable and enjoyable experience.

I recently tried QuickFlirt, a dating site that promises to help you find local singles for flirting, chatting and dating. The site offers a 0.99 trial, which I thought was a good deal, but it turned out to be a complete scam.

First of all, when you sign up for the trial, you are actually signing up for two sites, not one. And if you don't cancel both memberships within 24 hours, you will be charged a ridiculous amount of money for services you did not receive. This is very deceptive and unethical.

The site also has many fake profiles, which is a common problem with dating sites. These profiles are created by scammers who want to trick you into giving them money or personal information. It's hard to tell which profiles are real and which ones are fake, which can be frustrating and time-consuming.

Another issue with QuickFlirt is that it is not very user-friendly. The interface is confusing and hard to navigate, and the search options are limited. You cannot search by specific criteria, such as age or location, which makes it hard to find the right match.

Overall, I would not recommend QuickFlirt to anyone. There are many better dating sites out there, such as Tinder, which offer better deals, more genuine profiles and a better user experience. Save yourself the trouble and avoid this site. It's a scam that should be removed from the web.

So, I recently tried out QuickFlirt and let me tell you, it wasn't worth the time and money. It didn't take me long to realize that this site is a complete waste of time. They don't offer anything unique or special that sets them apart from other sites in the same niche.

The customer service wasn't good either. When I tried to cancel my subscription online, they made me call a number. I had to speak to a representative who tried to talk me out of canceling. It was a huge hassle and pretty frustrating. I had to insist multiple times that I wanted to cancel.

After finally getting the cancellation, I thought that was the end of it. But two weeks later, I noticed that there was a charge on my credit card for the services I had declined. I couldn't believe it. Not only was this site not worth the money, but they charged me for services I explicitly said I did not want.

Overall, I would not recommend QuickFlirt to anyone. With their poor customer service and sketchy billing practices, it's simply not worth the risk. Stick with more reputable dating sites, and save yourself a headache.

I joined QuickFlirt around a year ago and I am still active on the site. I recently decided to try out another dating site, wejustfit.com, but I am not yet ready to leave QuickFlirt entirely. Despite some issues with the user interface and some of the messaging features, I have been able to connect with some really great people on this site. Whether you are looking for a serious relationship or just some casual flirting, QuickFlirt seems to have something for everyone.

Of course, as with any dating site, there are some downsides to QuickFlirt. For example, the site can be a bit overwhelming at first. There are a lot of profiles to sort through and it can be difficult to know where to start. Additionally, some of the messaging features are a bit confusing and it can take some time to figure out how to use them effectively. Despite these issues, however, I have had a lot of success on QuickFlirt and would recommend it to others.

One thing that I really appreciate about QuickFlirt is the variety of people you can find on the site. There are users of all ages, backgrounds, and interests, which makes it easy to find people who you are compatible with. Additionally, the site is very active, with new users signing up all the time. This means you always have the opportunity to meet new people and expand your dating horizons.

Overall, I would say that QuickFlirt is definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a dating site that is both fun and effective. While there are certainly some issues with the site, the positives far outweigh the negatives. So why not give QuickFlirt a try and see what it can do for your love life? Who knows, you might just meet your perfect match!

Quickflirt.com is a total scam when it comes to online dating. The website is just a fancy pay-per-view pornography platform in disguise that is after your hard-earned money. Do you really want to spend money on a website that doesn’t even give you what it says it will? That’s right, Quickflirt.com is not what it claims to be.

Before I even go any further, I need to advise you to avoid giving them your credit card information, or any other sensitive data, for that matter. The site’s cancellation process is a total sham, leading you through a so-called ring of dubious 'other' sites and not actually canceling your account. It’s a formulaic fraud.

Moreover, it’s highly disconcerting that the service is linked to Plenty of Fish online dating service, which makes me wonder if POF is involved directly in the international credit card fraud. The profiles on Quickflirt.com are mostly fake and artificially created to fool you into thinking that you can meet local singles in your area. Who knows, maybe some are trying to get access to your personal or financial information.

However, that's not what you get. Instead, what you typically get is a barrage of approaches from eurotrash hookers and wannabe green-card seekers who will simply waste your time and probably empty your bank account if you let them.

All in all, my advice would be: steer clear of Quickflirt.com if you’re looking for a legitimate dating site without a massive risk of encountering fraudulent activities. There are plenty of alternatives out there that won’t try to scam you the same way and will help you to find someone to flirt with or even build a meaningful relationship with.

So, when I finally gave in to sign up for QuickFlirt, I was excited to see what it had to offer. I quickly completed my profile, hoping to meet some people in my area. To my surprise, I started receiving instant messages from users who lived just a few miles from me. I was thrilled to see that QuickFlirt seemed to have a good number of active users near me.

However, my excitement was short-lived. As soon as I paid for a subscription with my credit card, the number of instant messages I received drastically decreased. Surprisingly, all of the messages I had received were from users who haven't paid for the service yet and therefore had not access to send me messages.

I called customer service, but the representative simply told me that the messages were from non-paying users trying to get me to upgrade. He even tried to sell me an upgrade himself! This made me feel duped and as if I was being played with.

All in all, I find QuickFlirt to be a waste of time and money. Their instant messages system seems to be trying very hard to push you to buy an upgrade instead of actually connecting you with real and active members. To add insult to injury, they have an auto-renewal feature that can catch you by surprise if you don't cancel ahead of time. My advice would be to steer clear of this site altogether.

QuickFlirt is a dating site that has been around for a while now. However, my experience with it has not been very positive. I found the site to be a total scam, and I was not the only one. There are many people out there who have had similar experiences with this site.

After trying QuickFlirt, I decided to go back to using J4Flirt.com. This is a site that I've used in the past for casual dating, and I've always had great luck with it. Of course, I'm currently waiting until it's safe to travel again, but I know that as soon as I can, I will be able to meet girls right off the bat with J4Flirt.com.

One of the biggest issues with QuickFlirt is the number of fake profiles on the site. It seems like all they care about is stringing you along and taking your money. Free options don't work at all, and paid options are just a waste of money. Even the paid options only give you "the opportunity" to exchange a few messages with bots who write gibberish nonsense.

Regardless of how handsome, rich or sociable you are, you can't meet real girls on QuickFlirt. It's simply not possible. To make matters worse, the customer service on the site is absolutely dreadful. I found it impossible to unsubscribe, and it was very frustrating.

Overall, I would not recommend QuickFlirt to anyone who is serious about finding a real relationship. It's a complete waste of time and money, and there are much better sites out there. If you're looking for something casual, I recommend J4Flirt.com instead. With J4Flirt, you can meet real girls and have real conversations. Just make sure you treat them with respect, and you'll have a great time.

I decided to try Quickflirt in early April after hearing about it from a few friends. At first glance, the site looked pretty promising and I was excited to try it out. I signed up for their three-day membership and gave them my credit card number. However, my excitement quickly turned into disappointment as soon as I started using the service.

Within the first couple of hours of using Quickflirt, I received hundreds of messages from girls. But here's the catch: not one of them was from my area, and they were all pay-for-use sites. It soon became clear that Quickflirt was a scam, and I was not happy about it.

I immediately called Quickflirt to request that they delete all of my information and refund my money for the three-day trial. They apologized for my unsatisfactory experience and promised to resolve the issue. But, as it turns out, they didn't keep their promise.

Just last week, I received my credit card bill for the month and was shocked to discover six charges totaling over $300! Needless to say, I was furious. This is not the kind of service I signed up for, and I do not appreciate being taken advantage of.

Therefore, I would like to warn all potential users of Quickflirt: DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR CARD. This site is a complete scam, and all of the positive reviews that you see are most likely written by them. Save yourself the trouble and use a more reputable dating site like POF, which is free and actually works.

In conclusion, I have learned my lesson and I hope that you do not make the same mistake as me. By sharing my experience, I hope to save you from the headache and frustration that I went through.