Reviews of True.com

I too had the same problem with True.com. they kept sending me bogus E-Mail from supposed members that were interested in my profile. I copied some of these compaint letters and each time I got a "match" profile that I thought was Bogus I returned their E-Mail with one of these letters. suddenly, all e-mails from True.com have stopped. try it and maybe we can stop this nonsense

very upset with this site. so i made a profile to search the site and see if it was for me, and started a free trial to explore more, and that was a HUGE mistake. when i called customer service to cancel the trial before i got charged, they were SO incredibly pushy. i insisted and insisted that i was absolutely sure i wanted to cancel, and i found it incredibly hard to get off of the phone without another 2 week trial. i didn't use it at all during that session, and when i called back, yet again they were TERRIBLE. i somehow got out of it and laid the trying internet dating to rest for several months. logging in later to see if i wanted to try again, their messages were deceptive, and made you think you had to "reactivate" your account to run a search and open your profile. i read all of what was on the page, and confused, clicked a button and accessed my account. a couple days later now i have a $54 charge on my credit card. i called and complained and at least they gave me a refund, but not for the whole charge. totally my fault, but combined with a completely ridiculous site, turned into a disaster. shows me for actually trying internet dating.

I had never heard of true.com, until I looked at my AMEX bill on line, about a week ago. AMEX took all the charges off immediately, as this is now a known bogus and theft site. It appears all our credit cards are out there to "steal". I would not trust dating sites. I'm also somewhat concerned about Face Book, and whom they promote. I also get many bogus emails purporting to be Bank of America, where I don't have an account, to "confirm" my info. About the only site I trust to purchase from is Amazon. Sad state of affairs for all of us !!

And that's a negative 1 at best. I'm glad that I did not sign up for the account. I began filling out the info for the site but when it got to the CC info, I got off the site and didn't sign up. The next day, winks and all other sorts of crap started showing up in my email box, even though I didn't even open an account. Now reading others reviews, I'm so glad I didn't. Anyone interested in this junk should be dissuaded immediately. And that price of almost $60/month is absurd!! Stay Away!!

True.com is a horrible site. Don't give these people your money, customer service is horrible, they butter you up on the phone and convince you that, "you did a great job with your profile." 49.99 for a month is a steal for them eHarmony on the other hand is a great site. They offer money back if you don't meet someone in 6 months, that is a site worth looking into. DO NOT INVEST IN THIS SITE, ITS A SCAM!

1 million negative stars wouldn't even come close.

I was not surprised when I read all the negative reviews about true.com. I started getting many winks daily from true, however when I searched by username none of these profiles existed.
I am so glad I did not give these scammers my charge card number.

Does anyone know how to stop dating websites that prey on the lonely single people in this world? I would love to start a campaign to put a stop to this abuse. I was on another dating web site that was also a scam. Don't trust match.com either. They also charge your credit cards even when you are finally able to reach someone to cancel the service. In addition, everyone I met was married even though their profile said they were not.

Singles beware........don't let yourself become a victim. We need to join forces to put a stop to these services.

WARNING! YOUR BANKING INFORMATION IS NOT SAFE WITH THIS COMPANY! I have never signed up for any online dating service, but true.com managed to get a hold of my bank card number and began charging me. I was able to find that it was not a person that had hacked my computer, but a form of spyware that was able to retrieve my bank card number off my computer. The first of many charges were true.com. From September 4th, 2008 to late october, this company charged my card repeatedly. It was only after true.com started charging me that other companies began to, as well. When I called the number listed for true.com on my bank statement, I spoke with Hong L. (He wouldn't give a full last name). Whenever I asked him how his company got my information, all he would say is that a person must have gotten my card number and signed me up for it.....Do you know of any hacker that would buy YOU something after they stole your bank card information? Also, again, I was able to rule out a person. Hong maintained that they don't send spam (which is untrue, if you look at other reviews), and that their company doesn't buy information or use any kind of adware or spyware, stating that it would be illegal to do so. However, this is the ONLY way they could have gotten my information. Mine is not the only review to touch on shady practices that true.com engages in.....please read others and make an informed decision before you trust these people with your bank information!

(put 1 star on because there isn't a negative star rating)

Never, ever click on anything "true.com". I signed up for the "free trial" over a year ago (which asks for your CC information). I was bored, figured I'd cancel before the time ran out, etc. Then I googled it (too late).... I called, cancelled immediately. Thought all was fine. Then the charges started coming, $52.99...then a montly fee. Each time I called my CC company and they credited my account. I even cancelled that card and had a new one issued. Last summer True tried to start charging my old card, every few days for a couple months, I was on the phone with the fraud department as they would call me about charges on a cancelled card. It seemed to have stopped, until 3 days ago. They started billing my new card! I have NEVER, ever put that card on-line yet here they go again. Just got off the phone with customer service yet again. If you can sue a person for fradulently using your credit card, why the hell isn't there a huge case against this company? If there is ever a class action lawsuit, I'll wait in that line!

In regards to the review. I signed up for a trial to do research for my site. And now I know what I won't do! get about 10 spam emails daily from true.com. I'm not sure how they get away with this and stay in business.

I am launching a dating site LoveAtLast.com with High Profile Members. I have looked into the background checks similar to true.com thinking this was a great idea. I’m on the fence here and could use some advice. Yes or No to background checks for a dating site?

Unfortunately I didn't read these reviews until after I paid for a Month's Subscription. Today I got a Wink from a girl, who in her Headline had written, Looking for a nice Christian man. It is clearly stated in my profile that I am an Atheist. What bollocks. I'm canceling my membership immediately. From over 30 e-mails I sent out to people, I got only one real response. So, there might be a few real people on the site, but that hardly levels the field.