WhatsYourPrice.com Reviews 

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TrustScore 1.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Out of 25 offers only 2 were accepted but turned out to be scammers and of course they asked me for money upfront and refused to show themselves in videochat. I switched to FlingAF.com - this is a ve... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

As a woman, I appreciate the extra steps taken by the site to verify potential dates. This definitely weeds out disgusting and disrespectful men compared to other sites. For payouts, the transaction o... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This website deserves zero stars and to be criminally investigated. They get fake profiles to accept your offer then the girl says she's changed her mind or stops responding. After you've paid $80... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Whatsyourprice has basically became a cesspool of scammers using fake profiles. 10-12 years ago it worked great, the female profiles were legit and if you had an issue they would refund your credits.... See more

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  1. Dating Service
  2. Adult Dating Service

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Online dating where you can buy & sell first dates. 100% free for attractive singles. Join now, and go on a first date today, guaranteed. Featured on CNN, NBC, & FOX News


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

scammers blocks your account and rob ur credit money!!

The company, W8Tch*, is registered under "Dating and Escort Services", and explicitly advertised that the credit never expires. They also push to buy higher credit by giving special offers. I purchased the credit with the understanding and belief that it would not expire in good faith.

They blocked my account suddenly and failed to return remaining the credit money despite several emails. bloody scammers. don't use them!! waste of money!!

They will be also reported to my credit card company as a scammer, for failing to refund the remaining credit money!!

August 17, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don't Join!

Not only is the site full of scammers, the company itself is just as bad if not worse! I've complained for days they fix my picture profile and nothing! The IT support is one of the worst I've ever seen! If you are thinking about joining this site? Ask someone to kick you as hard as possible in your groin area, that's less painful than this crooked site

August 27, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM

I was a consumer of this site for over a decade. I had taken a few hiatus’s over the years. But never deleted my account. After about a year of not being on the site, I went to upload a new updated picture. It kept asking me to update my name, which I felt was weird, and it asked repeatedly. I thought it was my phone or signal. I went online the next day, and it said my account was suspended for violation of terms, but could not say what terms. I reached out via email and was told by Adeline that my account was not suspended but deleted and REFUSED to give me a reason why. I have worked in customer service for over a decade, and I know when an answer cannot be given, than there is no answer. I imagine there is a bunch of old and ugly people going through profiles and just delete accounts of good looking people.

August 25, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAMMERS SCAMMERS FULL OF SCAMMERS!

SCAMMERS SCAMMERS FULL OF SCAMMERS!

The moment the lady asks for contact information - block them!

The support will not refund you the money - they are worst than the scammers

July 12, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Full of scammers. Stay AWAY.

Asks for your salary and income to be mentioned on the profile, which itself is crazy. Next, seems to be full of only scammers, looking to lure you into buying gift cards for them before the first meeting. Stay AWAY.

July 5, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

[SugarBaby] Account Not Recognised The Next Day

[SugarBaby] Signed up for an account, uploaded a photo, and verified email. The next day, I couldn't log in (account not found despite having their email sent to me). Didn't even use the website nor speak to anyone.

Now I am worried about them using my account as a bot.. LOL.

June 29, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Be prepared to lose $100s, terrible customer service

Even if you contact customer service with clear evidence of a fraudulent / scam female profile (typical scam: they say in chat that they have been recently been scammed, therefore they ask you to send money up-front to 'prove you are genuine') customer service refuse to refund you the credits spent to open a chat with that person. It typically costs about $10 in credits to chat with one person, more if you made a high offer. Although there are a handful of genuine profiles between the scams, be prepared to lose $100s to the site for some time-wasting and high risk interactions with the scam profiles. Possibly the world's worst and most stupid customer service, and that's a tough competition...

May 31, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam Central and Proud of it!

Almost every person on the site is a fake and a scammer. Very few actual people on the site. I suspect the company is in league with the scammers because, the moment you buy credits, you get slammed with lots of offers. The company has made it hard to get credits back when it's obvious the other person is a scammer. When you report scammers they do nothing about the profile reported. Sure you can block anyone but the company refuses to validate people's identity and allows scammers free reign. Greasy! Avoid at all costs!

June 12, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Overall, this site is a scam

This site is a scam. By my count, about 90% to 95% of the female profiles are fake or bots. Exceptionally beautiful 20-35 years old women 100s of miles away, or 1000s of miles away, and not going to travel to my city to date me especially considering I am over 60, but they all message me with offers. There are some legitimate profiles, one woman on the site I previously met in person from a different dating site. But for every real profile, there are easily 10 to 15 fake ones. Just reverse image their pictures and you'll see. I made one offer and the woman said she lived 1000 miles away from me but visited my city occasionally. She looked like a Victoria's Secret model. I reversed image her photo and discovered she is an internet model in NYC. When I told her of the fact she had over 100 photos on multiple sites, she stopped messaging me. But if you avoid the sensationally beautiful female profiles, and find one who lives near your city, you can find a date, but it is not easy.

June 3, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

90% female profiles scams

90% of the female profiles are financial scammers. They very cleverly gain your trust and even after you move off site and continue the chat they will work on you for days all the while claiming they reside in your area—even with a bogus phone number. Then the day you plan to meet: “I don’t have money for gas, can you send me a gift card, honey, please? You do love me, don’t you?”

May 24, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Horrible seeking arrangement and what’s…

Horrible seeking arrangement and what’s your price are horrible websites. They won’t allow upload photos easily. They accuse you of being a prostitute or escort for no reason they block and suspend you for no reason it’s a joke. The men on there are bots or Ai or men looking for super cheap escorts like third world countries or to take advantage of women , seeking arrangement and whatsyourprice
should be brought down by police and sued for profiting with their platforms, seeking arrangement and whatsyourprice are trafficking facilitating scams

May 17, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

All negative reviews on here are true

All negative reviews on here are true. 99% of the women are either escorts or just downright scammers wanting upfront money to "meet you". But what I really think is that WYP actually hires these scammers to increase revenue. You get an offer and accept but then have to pay to open the communication. Even the cheapest charge is about $5 just to open the email. Who gets that money? WYP gets it so guess what? They don't care if the emails are legit or not so long as you pay them to open it. And if you catch on and complain then they will ban you and NOT even refund you for unused credits. That's just theft plain and simple. Why hasn't the Attorney General shut them down. They are predators. How do these people sleep at night?

May 18, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

99% scams

99% scams - the 1% real people are not worth it. They use the same routine every time - they send an offer, if you bother spending the money on credits to respond, they'll either be VERY communicative, or they'll not respond at all. If they communicate a lot, they'll advance the scam to making an arrangement to "meet". On the day of the meeting, they'll demand you pay them via CashApp or VenMo or something before they come to you.

So - you have scammers that try and actually get money out of you directly, and then there're the scammers that accept a date offer only to never respond, which still cost you money. The scammers are CLEARLY in cahoots with the website or they wouldn't allow so many of them to thrive like the cockroaches they are.

The bulk of the scammers are West Africans. You can figure out a scammer really quick by speaking to them in Yoruba or Lagos (use Google translate to translate what you want to say into their language). They'll probably taunt you after you out them as scammers, but they never (in my experience) try and push it past that.

May 16, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

It's mostly a scam consisting of…

It's mostly a scam consisting of made-up profiles....not sure where they get the photos but you text back and forth for a while ...usually short and generic answers...then disappear. Since you already conversed...wyp cust service will not refund your credits or now they don't even respond. The FTC should investigate....RICO.

April 3, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

One of the worst

Whatsyourprice has basically became a cesspool of scammers using fake profiles. 10-12 years ago it worked great, the female profiles were legit and if you had an issue they would refund your credits. But now they create profiles just to take your credits and then give you some lame ass reason why they can't refund you. There are still a few genuine female profiles on there but be ready to spend a whole lot of money weeding out the garbage to find one. Zero stars

March 24, 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I think at one time this site was…

I think at one time this site was legit. I had a number of dates years ago. Now I get all of these date offers and when I accept and pay the credits, I then get blocked by the person. The person that said these may be bots I think is on to something. I cannot think of any other reason that someone would put out an offer and then block you after you accept it and try to message them to schedule something.

February 17, 2024
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