Forum Subject: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/01/20 06:39pm
By: Anonymous (Joey)
Site number 27 is called Secret Meet.com and Site number 28 is called Romance Date.com. I still have a lot of questions about Yeimys hair. The profiles are always on 24/7. I have read alot of Reviews that said don't waist your time save your money. Some of the Scammers take the holidays off and the dot is always gray. When the light is green that means they are online. Amolatina and other sites owned by it give you 20 free credits on your Birthday then you have to buy. These other sites give you 20 free credits but when you run out you have to pay. The credits are cheaper than Amolatina credits and Dating com credits etc. Winkiworld gives you offers on certain Holidays where you have to spend more 💰 on credits. The chatter pass on Winkiworld deletes the conversation as the days and weeks go by. It does it either way whether you talk to the women or not? Alot of the reviews I have read said it's an endless slot machine depending on how much money you spend. I only want to spend 9.99 for two sets of credits or four sets of credits but I don't want to be broke and end up on Doctor Phil's show like I said several times on my past reviews. On Winkiworld.com Yeimy said it takes two bottles of blonde hair dye to use on her 36 inch 3 foot long hair. There are still more sites with Yeimys pictures but once you spend and submit your credit card you could be walking into a trap depending on how much you spend. I always end up deactivating my profile after my credits run out because I don't want to be victimized. The websites probably buy or steal from the modeling agencies or other sites like Amolatina sell them to other sites like Latin Feels, Find A Bride Army of Brides and Latam Date. Amolatina probably sells it to those other sites for more money. I have lots of questions about her hair but I'm concerned about my 💰 because I never gave my 💰 to Amolatina and those other sites. If you log in after midnight or 2 am or when your at work etc the person is still online. Like I said in my previous reviews sometimes they could talk to another person behind your back or you and another person could be talking to the same person at the same time. If that happens that means it's a scam. Because a person can't write to two or more persons at a time unless there are more than two persons that can do that. Like I said several times email sites like AOL and YouTube.com have advertisements for these sites and they need to stop advertising because it's not like Match or eHarmony.com. You could also get scammed and robbed on those sites to.
Re: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/07/03 12:48pm
By: Anonymous (Den)
Gave the site a shot one slow evening, wasn’t expecting anything. But I ended up chatting with someone cool — the kind of convo that just flows without effort. Not bad for something that started randomly 
Re: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/07/04 04:01am
By: Anonymous (Mayson)
Solid platform, conversations feel real and I like that it’s focused on safety. A bit expensive, sure, but you kinda get what you pay for
Re: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/07/04 02:08pm
By: Anonymous (Andrew)
I hadn’t used a dating site in over a decade. Gave this one a try and met someone who feels like a real match.It’s not the cheapest platform out there, but you do get quality over quantity. I’d rather pay more for real people!!!
Re: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/07/06 01:31am
By: Anonymous (Max)
Tried the site one evening while I was traveling and didn’t expect much, honestly. But ended up in a chill, natural convo with someone I really clicked with. We had things in common, and the chat just flowed. I’ll admit, it’s not cheap, but the quality of people here kinda makes it worth it
Re: Secret Meet.com vs Romance Date - Two More Dating Sites
Posted on: 2025/08/16 10:20am
By: Anonymous (Jeremy)
SecretMeet and probably a dozen other sites by same company with same layout and mechanics are dubious at best, probably a scam. Day or night all these attractive users are always online. I barely had a profile, no pictures and I was instantly popular. Women in their early 20s to women close to 60 were sending me letters with pictures, chat messages, profile likes, at a very high rate as soon as I was online. And some of the unsolicited pictures were topless. I didn't see any below average looking women. And for profession I've never seen so many doctors, lawyers, business owners, etc. If there are real women on there I wouldn't know how to distinguish them from what might be A.I. chatbots. You don't pay a monthly fee. You pay per transaction. Pay per minute of chatting, per letter sent, per letter read after first letter, per picture looked at after first picture. And you are encouraged to buy gifts (meaningless nfts in the app) to send as well. If you try and move a conversation off platform it "blocks" links and usernames of other apps. The company is based out of Gibraltar, has no customer service line, and terms and conditions are not easy to find either. They officially act like they are a place to chat and vibe and not date, but all the messages you receive are about dating or relationships. There is no way to actually meet with people, probably because most of them aren't real. If they are real, they are probably getting paid to send chats and emails. This business model is about draining money from men.