Singlesnet Review: Simple Redirect Scam (Beware!)

Conclusion: SinglesNet is a fake dating site, one that redirects to Match.com. Therefore, I strongly suggest not joining the site. Simple as that really. It’s also too expensive for what you get and chances of hooking up are pretty low. Read the rest of my Singlesnet review to learn more about the site.

If you have ever been to Match.com, you have already tried SinglesNet because the site doesn’t exist. When you type it into your browser; you are taken directly to Match.com. This is one of many sites that Match bought to expand its reach in the online dating community and simply linked it to theirs.

So, essentially this is a review for Match.com. Using this tactic to get more visitors to their site is already a sign that it can’t be trusted. It has a huge network of users, but you never know if you are talking to a real person or a computer. This is just one of the things I didn’t like about this site.

Check out my detailed review below to find out why you should look elsewhere for your online dating needs. That goes for both SinglesNet.com and Match.com.

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Singlesnet And What I Learned From This Site (Personal)

Most reasons to avoid SinglesNet are found in their Terms section. Luckily, many bogus dating sites will outline their fraudulent practices in this section. The good news is that you don’t have to deal with this type of thing with good adult dating services.

The first thing I found was that they take and reuse your pictures and information from your profile. This means that all your information will be floating around out there on one of the other sites owned by Match and used to fool people into paying for the service. The next thing I found was that they use what they call Test Profiles.

These are fake profiles and false communications that they create to fill their pages with false users and activity and they tell you that their purpose is to test the functionality of the site. Don’t ever trust a site that admits to these types of things. This is just a creative way for them to fool you without you knowing it, but I hope you know better now.

Also, the site is proud to say that it’s free, but you can’t do much at all or free. They have several membership plans, but none of them cost less than $30. The only thing you can do for free is create a profile and browse. You can’t communicate until you pay and then all you get is fake communications. Check out my personal experience below.

My Personal Experiences w/ Singlesnet

I typed SingleNet.com into my browser and, low and behold, I was at Match.com before I even clicked a button. I read their terms before so I was familiar with their tactics of using test profiles and computer automated messages. That’s why I wasn’t surprised when I started receiving message requests from hot girls the moment I signed up. I went ahead and took the bait to see if the site had gotten any better since the last time I visited.

Crickets…

Just as I suspected; I never heard from any of the girls who wrote me initially. They suddenly were no longer interested in communicating. I put forth my best effort and messaged as many girls as I could for the first two weeks. Nothing really happened and most of them were fake. I lowered my standards a little and still nothing. It wasn’t until I started writing everyone that I got an answer.

The girl was okay but she wasn’t my ideal match. I still tried because she was the only lead I had in the whole month. Sadly, she started stalling at the end of the month. She was either stalling until I was charged again or losing interest. Either way, I saw no reason to stay.

Features

SinglesNet.com (Match) has a few standout features that would be nice if they didn’t have so many fake profiles. There is a questionnaire that is split into three categories and you answer personal questions so you can get matched with compatible mates. Once you have filled it out, the Daily 5 is a feature that shows you the top 5 matches that are most compatible with you.

Cost

There are several payment options to get a membership. The standard monthly charge for a basic plan is $35. Other basic plans are $59.97 for 3 months, $101.94 for 6 months or $191.88 for 12 months.

Bundle plans are also available with additional features. They are $68.97 for 3 months, $119.94 for 6 months or $197.88 for 12 months. I can tell you that none of the plans are worth the money. Almost $200 for a year is a bit much when it’s not even the true definition of a sex dating network.

Conclusion: Stay Away From Singlesnet Unless You Want To Waste Money

One good thing is that SinglesNet.com (Match) offers a guarantee that gives you 6 months of free membership if you don’t find a date within the first 6 months.

You still have to pay for 6 months of membership though which is pretty pricey. You might find a date sometime in that first year, but do you want to pay over $100 to spend a year on a site that has a bunch of fake profiles?

Not me…That’s why I typically opt for only a few great free dating apps and I pay for the rest of them that I know will get me laid every single time.

I like to use adult dating services if I’m looking for a sure thing in terms of casual flings. Check the sites below to find out what works…

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