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The profiles are all fake AI generated bots They claim to be so highly educated with professional careers like medical Doctors, Pilots, Engineers, Teachers / Professors, etc.. and yet they’re online 24/7. Do not waste your money on this site, they’re all scammers
I've been on the site for over a year. They suck you in believing that you will meet outside the app. But it never happens so they get your money by charging outrageous amount to purchase credits. Each text cost close to $3.00
total scam. The woman are bots, ( hence the black heart next to their profile).who generate the same content and suck you in until you wake up and realize it is a hoax. Hold onto your money
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