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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I would give minus 10 if possible. The site is a 100% scam. You get lured inbto a conversation and every letter costs a fortune. If you reply asking a few questions The girl will answer one and then b... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is a total scam, the women are fake or bots paid to lure men in. You will never get any contact details, let alone actrually get to meet anybody, but you will spend a lot of money pursuing chimer... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Between blocking messages and info being FRAUDULANT WITH CREDITS and just FULL OF B.S send a woman your contact info SEE WHO CALLS ? SET UP A DATE ,TIME,PLACE,DAY ETC SEE WHO SHOWS ? SEND DRWAM SINGL... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Total waste of space. Did not spend a single penny on this obvious scam. Designed as it is, quite pathetically I may add, to manipulate the less socially aware and vulnerable into parting with their... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Everyone is fake

Everyone is fake. Half the models can be found on Instagram or TikTok. And if you try and respond to them there, they'll often tell you they are NOT on DreamSingles. OR they delete their profiles very quickly. There is no interest in meeting anyone. It's all fantasy about stringing you along. The longer they string you along, the more money the company makes. I was member for 4 years. Not one single encounter. Some claim they're at the airport, lol. Some claim they're in town waiting at the hotel, but then can never give you the hotel info. Fake fake fake and fake. But I must say I admire the concept, it's brilliant. It should just be promoted as a fantasy site and nothing more.

1 January 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't go anywhere near Dream-Singles. It's blatantly corrupt and dishonest from start to finish

If you get engaged into chatting with their girls you go on forever but never go anywhere because it's entirely a scam conducted by staff members. I take my hat off to J4Feels.com
I'm happy to report that they have a slew of genuine gorgeous ladies (both younger and older). It feels like a breath of fresh air compared to DS. It's easy to get duped by DS. It looks quite trustworthy at first. You begin to see a trend when none of the ladies agrees to switch to free messengers despite declaring a very strong feeling for you.

15 January 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dream Singles is a total scam

Dream Singles is a total scam! It’s a site developed by Ukrainians and that country is the most corrupt country on the planet. The women nay be real but they are being paid to communicate with men. The ones to really watch out for are the ones who claim they are in the US. Why would any lady in the US join a dating site that’s made up of mostly women from Ukraine and Russia which are corrupted countries to begin with. Also, what women in their 20 is going to want to be with a man that’s in his 50’s or 60’s which is what the site is made up of older men. You cannot exchange personal information they have it fixed so bad if you even try to give your personal phone number in some type of secret crypto way the site just blacks it out. Also, make up a profile don’t add a picture and done fill out the profile and you get hundreds of women telling you they want to be with you and they have no clue what you look like and nothing about you and they still want to meet you. Everyone of this women are on other sites just like this one and if you are talking with one specific women and she is telling you she wants to be with just you and know one else. Then make up a fake profile contact her from another site and she will respond and tells you she is not talking to anyone else. Plus, what serious woman is going to be logged into a dating site 24/7 and if you ask them why are you logged on to the site for such long periods of time they respond I just leave the site open but it does not mean I am on it which is the biggest BS answer yet. There is no doubt these women are paid and if you bring that up to them you get really weird answers. Plus, there are women on here that do sex chats and they get paid for that too. There is not one legit thing about this site and how they are able to operate is beyond me. No legit dating site is going to charge you thousands of dollars to talk and to meet a woman. If you are talking to a woman from this site ask them why they are on this site especially a woman that claims to be in the US. They will tell you they feel comfortable being in this site then ask well why not another site that does not charge just the men a small fortune to talk to women and they will not give you an answer. The fact is they will never join a legit dating site because they are not interested in meeting a man and they will not get paid to talk to men. No legit dating site is going to charge you thousands of dollars to communicate and meet a real woman period. Plus these women will bombard you with letters that have just a few lines because they get a certain amount of money for every letter the guy reads. So they will send you hundreds of letters with just a few lines hoping you open the letters. Try writing long letter which men are limited to so many characters then see what kind of response you get. They will respond with just a few lines. You will never get a long letter in return. My best advice do not waste your money in this site unless you want to spend thousands of dollars to be wasted for nothing.

24 December 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Duped in Dream Land

After four years of solid membership and interaction with a number of incredibly interesting ladies, many who have faced serious challenges throughout this regional conflict.. I am finally resolved to conclude that while a particular group of these women are very real,, it is seemingly impossible to make an actual connection, without paying exorbitant amounts.
Quite often, it is possible to determine that some reply letters are actually A I generated, within one minute and without the same warmth, caring and authenticity as in previous communications.
So, yeah, sad to say, and after traveling all the way into Ukraine during the conflict to volunteer and lend assistance, I have finally uncovered a harsh reality that these ladies are under serious contractual constraints. Meaning you have to pay big to play.

18 December 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Report on User Concerns Regarding…

Report on User Concerns Regarding Practices on Dream-Singles
Introduction

This report summarizes user experiences and observations concerning Dream-Singles, a platform marketed as a space for meaningful connections. Based on user accounts,
certain practices on the site raise questions about transparency and the user experience, particularly regarding communication dynamics, cost structures, and the
authenticity of interactions.
Observations on Marketing Promises and User Experience

Dream-Singles promotes itself as a platform for finding genuine relationships. However, some users report a sense of unattainable connection, feeling as though they
are encouraged to pursue interactions that remain vague and inconclusive. This feeling is often described as akin to "chasing a carrot on a string," where the promise
of a relationship is present but remains just out of reach. Users have expressed frustration when interactions end abruptly or become less engaging after prolonged periods,
creating the impression that conversations are prolonged primarily for user retention rather than for fostering genuine relationships.
Financial Structure and Perceived Pressure to Extend Conversations

A number of users report concerns with Dream-Singles's pay-per-minute chat feature, describing it as a costly way to communicate without guarantees of meaningful engagement.
Some users have raised concerns that conversations seem to be subtly extended, potentially increasing their expenses while offering limited substantive exchange. This has
led some users to question whether the site’s structure may unintentionally prioritize paid interactions over genuine connection.
Potential Use of Automated Responses and Ambiguity in Interactions

Users have noted that interactions on the site occasionally feel generic or formulaic, which has led some to question whether they might be conversing with automated
systems rather than real people. This perception can affect user trust, as the lack of personalized responses can give the impression of a predetermined interaction structure.
Although there is no direct evidence to confirm this, the ambiguity has left some users wondering about the nature of their interactions and seeking greater transparency.
Profile Consistency Across Platforms and Authenticity Concerns

Another common observation among users is the presence of similar profiles—often with identical photos, names, and information, Bravo, Anastasia, across various dating platforms. In cases
where users have attempted to connect with these profiles on other sites, they sometimes report a lack of recognition, which may lead to concerns about whether these profiles
represent real individuals. While such occurrences could have legitimate explanations, they have raised questions among users regarding profile authenticity.
Conclusion

The feedback from users highlights a need for greater clarity in several areas of Dream-Singles's operations, including its chat structure, profile authenticity, better screening of their girls and
communication transparency. For users, clearer communication about the nature of the site’s services and any automated features would likely enhance trust and satisfaction.
This report suggests that further examination of these user concerns may be beneficial to ensure the platform’s practices align with user expectations for transparency and authenticity.

4 November 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Between blocking messages and info…

Between blocking messages and info being FRAUDULANT WITH CREDITS and just FULL OF B.S send a woman your contact info SEE WHO CALLS ? SET UP A DATE ,TIME,PLACE,DAY ETC SEE WHO SHOWS ? SEND DRWAM SINGLES A REQUEST TO GIVE YOU YOUR DAILY LOGIN POINT SEE WHAT YOU GET ? ASK FOR A PIC A SELFY WITH THE DAYS NEWSPAPER SEE WHAT YOU GET IT WILL ALL BE TURNED AROUND SO YOU PAY MORE FEEL GUILTY AND PAY MORE AGAIN AND AGAIN IT NEVER ENDS WITH THIS CONFERMED PROFILE STUFF SURE ITS A CONFERMED PROFILE BUT NO HUMAN IS ATTACHED TO IT 🤣 YOU BE THW JUDGE ASK FOR A SELFY WITH TIDAYS NEWSPAPER SEE WHAT YOU GET THEN WRITE A REVIEW SAYING YOUR HAPPY WITH YOUR WALLET EMPTY 😁 AND NOT 1 DATE WITH A HUMAN SELFY PLS TODAYS PAPER YOUR FACE 😁 GOOD LUCK

9 August 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dream-singles is a fraud website

If I could give negative stars, I would. The website is a big scam. Lots of beautiful women. Too bad they are all fake. If you write to any, there's always a story they tell that have to keep up with. They make their money off of letters. I've spent so much money on letters, it's embarrassing. A class action lawsuit ought to be filled against this company. The company's response to any of your complaints will be plausible denial. Every woman has a badge certifying authenticity, yet if you write to the same woman when you see her photo on another site, she has no knowledge that you've been writing to her elsewhere. Isn't that strange? A woman 44 years old single and a veternarian on Dream-singles, has two kids, and is a designer on another website. One woman got mad at me that I was talking to other women in other countries and included letters from the other women. Exact text of what I had received from those women! How is that possible. One letter sends me a photo of cookies she just made, except another woman in another country also sent the same photo of cookies she made. How is that possible? Women will screw up and call you the wrong name, and claim they were just thinking of their cousin while they were writing. You will receive unsolicited emails to your Gmail account claiming to be from rogue administrators of the Dream-Singles website telling you that with a few hundred dollars you can get all the contact information of women you're interested in. How do they have access to your personal email? Complain about it to the website and they just hide behind their published statement not to fall for any fraud. They will do nothing. Why is my personal information not secure on their website? A woman from Russia was supposedly trying to make her way here. After about $1000 of letters you can request contact information. She said she didn't want to do that because she only felt safe and comfortable communicating through the website....yet supposedly she was coming to meet me. So it was safe for her to meet me in person in the US, but not safe for me to have her personal email. So the only option is to still pay for letters through Dream-Singles? After about the fifth time of having yet another reason she couldn't come I dropped her. They are not coming! When you say goodbye, they feign being shocked and hurt. It's all part of the act just to get you to continue writing. Not one woman will say she's not interested in you. They all will love you. It is not about meeting someone, it's about getting you to write letters. So if you have hundreds or thousands of dollars to waste on flirting with a Russian agency manager, go right ahead. If you're really looking for love, this is not the site to find it.

23 July 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

I have been using dream singles for…3 yrs

I have been using dream singles for about 3 years according to the customer service department. The women there seem to be negatively challenged. I found them to be very argumentative very disrespectful and just downright rude. They have an attitude that when you call them and ask for something you want something for nothing I spent literally thousands of dollars on this website and I'm still single. After three years and they wanna call it a premier or premium dating site I don't think so. It seems that the ladies on this site if they are ladies are there more to raise money for dream singles. Although dream single says they're not paying them anything but that's not true because men have to pay and they get to service free women.
Dream singles has gone as far two flag my phone number and reject my calls.all they want is your money and if you think there is something else well try it but I've spent thousands of dollars and I'm not happy about it I kept thinking I would find the right one . But to my chagrin not so

19 June 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

From what I have experienced

From what I have experienced, it is a scam. Found the same girls on other sites, bravo, Anastasia, I communicated with them and no one knew who I was from one site to another, the Violetta’s, or Irina’s. Save your money, more save your time. None wanted to go on cam to confirm who they were, don’t pay, don’t waste your time, they probably are part of an agency…

29 April 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

in my experience Dream singles is a scam

in my experience it is a scam as all it does is swallow $ with no ability to meet or exchange numbers even on the site.it has endless texts from seemingly beautiful girls... but no end in sight. my advice is save your $ and go elsewhere. Francis

31 March 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Impossible to exchange contact information

Dreamsingles is a scam and is only trying to lure money out of men. This site is absolutely a money machine. This site tries to introduce you to beautiful single ladies looking for love. Men are caught paying expensive fees to communicate with them. The ladies are financially motivated by the site. They bombard men with hundreds of messages to get them to respond and keep the men. They rarely want to meet you, and dreamsingles doesn't allow that either. It is almost impossible to exchange contact information to meet in real life. They only want men to stay as long as possible on the site so they can spend as much money as possible.

Men must subscribe to the site and additionally purchase credits to use the services. A single chat message costs about $2, and a letter costs about $6. And the same if you have to open an image. So, depending on how much you chat or how many letters you write to the ladies, you can easily spend more than $100 an hour. So, this site is a scam and pure business. Stay far away from this money machine.

Another red flag is that the ladies are online almost all the time. One can easily chat with them at 4 in the morning their time, then noon and then late at night. It's very strange, and it's a big scam! I am convinced that many messages are written using AI to keep the men replying.

Dreamsingles recruits beautiful female models from the Ukrainian agency 'Elsharm', primarily from Russia and Ukraine. Their website 'elsharm.net' gives detailed descriptions of what they do and even how you can apply for jobs as a scout to find a female who is a model selling her profile they can use to lure men. There are also job offers for interpreters, who are the person you're really talking to, not the model. On this site they explain how they work and how much each part gets from the model to the interpreter and the company—really distasteful way to cheat people. Dreamsingles is a fraudulent company. Don't be fooled.

20 September 2023
Unprompted review
Rated 3 out of 5 stars

I expect some fake profiles on any…

I expect some fake profiles on any social media site. I am only giving it 3 stars until i meet a live body and i wont take anybody serious. if i can see a girl in video chat i can see that she is the one in the profile. is it safe to pursue that one?

6 September 2023
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If you'r seriously looking, this isn't the place...

You'll be lucky to find what your looking for... i just escaped from another fake file, im guessing 90-95% are fake not to say that there are an extremely few real, making pay for every little email or chat minute...my advice, avoid the site if your seriously looking...

29 July 2023
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

beware of pay per message sites

this site purports to introduce you to single ladies looking for love. the catch is you have to pay expensive fees to communicate with them.... they cut the ladies in on the money to keep you sending messages ,they will never meet you, there will always be a reason for not meeting you that crops up. in my opinion all the sites that charge you per letter are not legitimate, find a site that has a resonable monthly fee and use them

28 January 2022
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This review states FACT not opinion

ANYONE AND EVERYONE ,THIS IS FACT NOT JUST AN OPINION.... DREAMSINGLES IS A FRAUDULANT COMPANY!! HERE IS YOUR PROOF ..... Dreamsingles as well as anastasia date, loveme.com and there is one more but they are all ran under one company.“Elsharm“... Before you decide to throw your money in the trash look it up yourself. On this website elsharm it gives detailed descriptions of what they do and even how you can apply for a job as a scout to find woman, as a model selling there profile for them to use to bait men everything is right there for all to see... Im hoping this review will help stop men from spending there hard earned money on scam profiles of women. Dont be fooled. There are job offers there as well for interpreters which is who your really talking to not the model. On this dite it explains how they work how much each part gets from the model to the interpreter and the company. Know the facts!!!look for yourself!!!

8 December 2021
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This is a total scam

This is a total scam, the women are fake or bots paid to lure men in. You will never get any contact details, let alone actrually get to meet anybody, but you will spend a lot of money pursuing chimeras. It is fun to play them at their own game though, by creating a fake profile, and feigning interest in the fake women who will cluster round it like flies round sugar. It costs nothing to do that, you can have a lot of fun just viewing photos of luscious ladies, and reading their fabricated profiles. There are too many of these sites, exploiting lonely men for profit, so hit them back by cluttering them up, and wasting the time of the fraudsters who fester on them.

21 August 2021
Unprompted review

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