Reviews of True.com

I am curious about if other ex members of True.com have experienced the following.

I became a member in December 2005 and used the service for one month. After the month I called to cancel with no problems at all. After the cancellation I would log on periodically to check the mail. I started at Free 3 day trial because of a contact that interested me. On the 3rd day I called to cancel and after waiting 30 minutes to talk to someone the operator apologized for my wait and gave me 30 days free because of the troubles. How nice. I asked the guy over and over if I needed to call back to cancel at the end of the 30 day trial. He stated over and over NO, NO, NO.

Well just the other day I noticed a 49.99 charge on my card. I called them to complain and got the "Well on our notes the operator informed you that you needed to call back to cancel". By this time I am very angry because I know what is going on, a big SCAM. After yelling at the operator I demanded to talk to the supervisor. AFter a 2 minute wait the operator comes back on and says that the supervisor is very busy and that she will override the billing department and refund the 49.99.

The big shocker about this? I informed my now True.com girlfriend about what happened and she told me the EXACT SAME STORY!!! Yes they told her the same thing and only refunded her $25....

Waiting for my refund and now considering contacting the BBB.

I tried Friend Finder (the absolute pits), Matchmaker, Match.com, Kiss.com and a few others and got tired of looking at all the uglyass bitches that didn't bother to answer youe email anyway. I decided to go over to the Russian MARRIAGE agency websites and look at pretty RUSSIAN women instead. At least I had lots of decent looking women to look at, instead of the American bitch loser that hang out on the internet. There is no man shortage in America, relative to ATTRACTIVE females, but all the fat bitch slobs will moan about the lack of decent men in America. I am totally tired of their crap anyway, and don't allow them to pollute my computer monitor screen with their uglyass photo anymore.

Anyway, after a few weeks of searching around the Russian sites, I found a few gals I wanted to write. I concentrated on the St. Petersburg area as that is where I wanted to take a vacation. Novgorod, Gatchina, Pushkin and several other small cities are within an hour or few hours drive from the city. I had a wonderful vacation for a month around St. Petersburg, then I met a gal from Pushkin and we have been happy since. If you want a wife instead of a feminist bitch wierdo pig, then may I suggest you take a look at Russia. They may not bee perfect women, but are a big change from the crazt bitches that can't even find a man in a place like America where there is a famine of decent and attractive females.

Start your search at an agency called Elena's Models, and get the uglyass western pig bitches off of your computer monitor forever. If you are a decent western man, you don't need to endure the agony of western women who are too rotten to find a man in a nation that has a famine of attractive women. Respect YOURSELF for a change and step up to somebody worthy of you.

Also check out A Foreign Affair and several other of the St. Petersburg agencies. Likewise, the Moscow area has many agencies. You can check their credentials by doing online searches and talking to guys with Russian wives. Personally, I prefer the gals from the smaller cities outside the bigger cities as some of the Moscow and St. Petersburg women have already taken up some of the bad habits of western women, but that is true of big city women in general. Still, SPb and Moscow will beat any western city hands down for quality women.

I'd like to start a class action law suit against true.com. Any ideas on how to go about it, and do we have a chance?

I, like others, have been charged a huge amount of money, for poor results and non usage. I also think that an internet, email based service has an obligation to drop you an email everytime they charge you $50. I could go on, but...

Yeah, I get reply winks from female matches that are not even close to my type! The matches that respond don't look a bit like the models they use in their ads. Geesh. What a scam. And I keep cancelling every time I log in. You think that they'd send you a notice confirming cancellation. I hope they don't charge me in 5 days otherwise, I'll take my story to the Attorney General of North Carolina. Roy Cooper don't play with scammers. He throws away the keys to the jail cell.

I joined True about a year ago. It is free for women so I thought it was worth a try. For the first few months it was the only service I used and i would say that in the first 8 months I got 1 response every 2 weeks or so. I had some guys wink at me after they had exchanged several email with me. Did they not remember already making contact with me? ALso every guy seem to live "only 1200 miles from me" wow that is close. I am not interested in meeting someone accross the country as i am looking for someone to go out with, not a penpal. Anyway i had made search radius at 50 miles or so and i live i a very large city so i don't believe that there aren't any guys in this city. The occasional local response would be some arrogant guy.

Oddly, this past January I began receiving about one one response a day. Odd, since my ad hasn't been updated or changed in any way. Now they all live in my area. And strangely two of them live a block or two away from me. This might be coincidence, but it just seems strange. I have yet to find anyone i want to meet as many times I am matched up and it says "he might be the one" this is based on the fact that his profile is blank, no specified answers to anything. If he gives no info, how do i know "he is the one"? Any I have found better luck on another site. No sparks yet, but at least i am getting consistant response in my area.

The only advice you need to follow: do NOT even sign up! No, I'm not talking about paying for a subscription; I'm talking about entering a profile. It will immediately be used by True's scamming..er, marketing department to get other users to fork over their cash. The fake winks, phony emails, very attractive people interested in your profile, but never respond--you'll read all about True's tricks in the reviews below.

True.com is the epitome of irony. A site that peddles honesty, but is one of the most dishonest in the whole shady online dating industry.

This site is the biggest scam of all. I created a profile and never even entered a description or photo, just put TBD everywhere, yet I get something like 10 winks a day from girls who apparently find my profile "interesting". There is no damn way to delete your account - luckily I signed up with a bogus email, so those winks don't come to my own account. And those sexy banner ads everyone, total B.S. - they take images of fashion models and pretend its true members. Stay away and save your money!!!

This company has sent numerous FAKE "winks" and "so and so is interested in you" messages to me in an attempt to get me to pay for membership. There's no way my profile has had no interest in 7 months, and then 5 interest messages in one day. This is pretty low. I would definitely reccomend you NOT get involved with a company that has these kinds of shady business practices.

If it's not already hard enough to decipher what is "real" in the internet dating world, then True.com will have your head spinning. The bad: Fake winks. True will send out winks for you randomly. So if they do it for you, guess who else? Yup, everyone. You'll find on the "Contact History" link tons of winks that True sends out on your behalf. Besides that scam, as others have mentioned, you can't delete your profile through the website. Instead, you will have to contact them through an 800 number to do so. True.com is anything but "True". Don't waste your time or money.

I have joined many dating sites and TRUE.com is by far the biggest rip-off. They offer a 7 day free trial - what they don't tell you is: that 7 day membership starts the day you put in your profile. They automatically charge your credit card for going over the 7 day trial. Also you have to call a phone number to cancel your account. I spent about 2 hours total on hold over the course of 5 days just to talk to a real person. They keep a record of who calls and to me seem like they put a black mark next to your number telling them not to answer your call. Today Dec 31, 2005 I have reported them to Visa for fraud. I'm also going to report them to Better Business Bureaus. I rated them a 1 star, wish I could have rated them a -5 star.