Cupid.com

I am 42 years old and have been very happily married for many years. I have never signed up on this site, nor would I in a million years. Yet I'm getting billed $29.99 a month for the past 5 months. Sometimes it just happens to work out that you picked on the wrong person. You may know my name but you don't know who my family is....They happen to be very high government officials; I've read all the BS about this site.... Now it's time for me to copy these complaints and let my relatives, friends and the government take over and do their job. They will pull your plug so fast and you'll probably go broke; because you ARE going to pay everyone back every cent due them. I'm already calling my Dad and my Uncle. Neither one will be very happy about this situation; especially when you've taken money fraudulently from my Father's daughter and all those other people. See you in Washington and not the State. Also if this is deleted or retouched in any way there will be one more charge to add to the sheet of charges against your business practices now. I expect an immediate reply to these comments, I'll give you 24 hours. Remember, don't remove it.

Cupid.com is one of the main fraud website as far as online dating is concern. They've ripped me off 3 months and other people I've heard similar stories. Beware nothing good comes from them.

What a total scam and phishing site. Do not use them and report them to BBB. I actually never did business with this site nor did I sign up for any of those other sites which look like sex sites. They are a scam and work with a group of other sites. I get an email in my gmail stating:

Hello XXXXXX, Thank you for joining Cupid.com! Congratulations! Your profile has been transferred successfully. Here are all the details you'll need to log on to the site: Your screenname is: XXXXXXXXXXX, Your password is: XXXXXXXXX (a password I have never used-they gave it to me and expect me to use this?!)

I have never joined this site ever. I believe they stole my info from another site through phishing b/c the only sites I use are legit sites that have been in business for a long time. When I called their number, the guy, who I believe is not based in NY (from another country) states, "Which site are you talking about?" basically this number is for several different sites. Then the guy asked me if I clicked on a link to cupid.com through another dating site and states that clicking on the link can automatically sign you up? ummm excuse me!!!????.

I said "I'm not sure, even if I did...that should not indicate transferring of information or automatic sign-up!" I know I didn't click on any link. I am very cautious about this. This site is basically a scam, they steal your info... Please help to shut them down. Consumers should be protected. Now I fear they have my info and passwords, who knows? Report them to Better Business Bureau.

Cupid now automatically signs you up with their other scam dating services such as girlsdateforfree and benaughty. Years ago I met a lot of women on cupid in person in my area. It was a good dating site that I could get a free month for reporting fake profiles. Easy enough. You could also leave your contact email in code. I couldn't believe how many broads I met on there.

Now it is nothing but a scammers paradise tailored to the artificial beings. I get spam mail daily from my account from 3 years ago, and now spam mail from all their affiliated scam sites I mentioned above. What once was a reputable dating site has figured out their flaws in their stupid programming and now focuses on baiting people.

I can't even remove my account without pulling all my hair out in frustration. Time for a DDOS attack.

Cupid.com is the worst dating site going, total scam. I have never had so many young women supposedly interested in me, yeah right, in my dreams, and they all live in my area, until you click on their profile and surprise, surprise they suddenly live miles away, when you confront the person they reply stating that you are also living in their area. Would wisely advise stay well clear, as they have a policy of saying it's a technical fault, only problem is the problem is never solved. I wonder why.