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Ashleymadison.com Reviews

AndyinNYC June 17, 2011

Scam: Have an Affair Guarantee ... Gurantees you'll be caught

AshleyMadison.com runs a big scam. I purchased their $250 "Have an Affair" Guarantee package thinking I was going to really meet some amazing women, but instead, I started to receive a lot of spam from escorts and prostitutes, and also from their female (who really knows?) staff members acting as hostesses.

If their guarantee is that I will get laid by paying for sex, why don't they just advertise that they are offering a Dating website for Escorts? If not, then perhaps they should do a better job screening out those escorts and prostitutes?

In any case, I was extremely unhappy, because after using the website for a few months, I realize there are no real and normal females who really want to meet me. If they do exist, I don't know where they are because I was sending out spending money everyday sending out messages and never getting any responses. Finally, I gave up, and I thought luckily I purchased their Guarantee package, so I could get my money back.

When I started to fill in their refund request form, I realize they aren't going to just issue a refund to my credit card. The only way to qualify for their refund is for them to send me an Ashley Madison check in the mail to my HOME address where my wife lives. I contacted them to ask for a refund back to my credit card instead and I got an absolute NO from them. What kind of a guarantee is that, where to get your money back you're guaranteed to get caught for cheating?

AshleyMadison.com is the biggest scamming dating website out there. I know other adult dating websites aren't much better in terms of response rates or fake profiles, but AshleyMadison.com is really something else. To market a service with false advertising of a promised affair --- then to not give money back unless they can get you caught by your spouse --- is low beyond low.

They can keep my $250, but I will not stop at sharing my story and making sure the whole world knows what a big scam AshleyMadison.com is.

Drall October 19, 2010

Stay far away from Ashleymadison.com

Here's my experience using AshleyMadison.com: I can't say if it's a scam or not, with the employee-posted profiles you find on sites like xxxmatch.com, but here's what I've found after using the site for a couple months:

--They have HUGE turnover on the site, at least for women. I've noted many New members I've added to my Favorites who then don't return to the site ever.
--I've gotten only a 50% rate of Priority mails being confirmed Opened. That means half the mail I sent was never even opened, according to the site itself. No replies to any of the ones opened, but maybe my pitch was off!
--I've communicated with a few women on the site after getting a nudge from them (added to their Favorites), but no successful hook-up yet. Profiles with pictures get the best response.
--The women I've talked to (and a couple honest profiles I saw) indicate that women on the site get a LOT of email from men. I've heard rumors of successful hook-ups, and some of the reviews seem to indicate as much as well, but it hasn't happened for me yet!
--I honestly listed my age at 47 and numbers indicate a more common cut-off for women searching for an affair is 45. (I don't mind, I look 40.)

Overall I'd say if you're gonna try the site go for their Money-Back deal. It's the most expensive membership, but if you follow the rules of the deal (you have to send like 18 emails in two weeks or something like that), the numbers should work against the company. A lot of the emails you send will never even be opened. Just keep track of it.

I cannot vouch for the company giving the refunds they claim to, this is just my experience with the site. Had a couple fish on the line but nothing landed yet! Questionable ROI.