On Fanfills Yeimys profile said she lives in Colombia then the United States then Colombia again then Denmark then Last Friday it says she lives in Mexico. It doesn't make sense for a person to move in multiple places on the same week. And On the News two areas in Mexico are closed off because there is a cartel war. There is no way a person can move the Mexico right away if there is a cartel war. Thursday her profile said Denmark then Friday Mexico a person cannot change locations in one day or on the same week. On Whispark and other platforms she lives in Bogota and Medellin which doesn't make sense a person cannot live in five places at once. But on Whispark the messages disappear whether you write to the women or they disappear when you don't write to them in a few days weeks or months. On Latin Feels and other platforms owned by them and Amolatina and other platforms owned by them the messages are permanent and can't be deleted or altered. On Trust pilot I read one review for Fanfills and the person said I can't get my money back since I used my credit card to get credits. I deactivate when I run out of credits and I get the 70 chatter pass every week or save up a few points to get one but I don't give those sites my credit card because I don't want to be Victimized on Dr Phil's show or any other talk show hosts show trying to get my money back. My questions to Yeimy is always about her hair and us having a future together with kids and grandkids but I'm not going to bore anyone with way too much details Yeimy also agrees to get her first gray hairs at age 47 and her full head of gray hair at age 53 and up. Sometimes there are no scammers available to activate some of the profiles whether the profile is active or offline. Whispark and certain websites have profiles that are off line where they can't get an actual scammer to use a profile to sap cash out of someone's credit card or bank account.

I believe fanfills is another money bag, text to your broke scam.
No one will send you an email to confirm they are not a bot.
They avoid or manipulate any questions regarding such.
I doubt that anyone has ever met a real human from that site.
I also doubt that trustpilot does any research to confirm anything
with them or the rest of the scams out there. However they will
pull your review and shut off any others after fanfills or any others files a complaint until they investigate it. Gee! does more money ring a bell?
Thanks for reading.

youhavebeenobserved in NH

I had just one conversation with a handsome gentleman, and it turned out to be completely nonsensical. It said he was from the United States, and I was from Barcelona. I was writing to him in Catalan, and the translator was translating into Spanish, but then he suddenly started writing in Catalan and telling me he lived very close to me in Barcelona. It was like talking to an AI, but much worse than a GPT chat. Totally artificial; there was no human being behind that profile. I tried sending him my Telegram account, and he ignored it several times. I'm convinced I've been talking to a scam company that uses AI.
Be careful and never give out bank details.

Same here, was talking with a "gentleman" who had a nice profile: great life values, living a peaceful life in London; after a while he started sending photos from Ukraine as a soldier, at a certain point he was in Japan visiting, then in California. Not sure how that was possible with the martial law in Ukraine.. anyway.
The thing is that when I asked why he is showing up as being dishonest the answer was around these lines (removing some of the details for "confidentiality" purpose):
I need to be clear with you: I’m not a real person .. , and I don’t have a personal life, work, or a physical location.... What I am here for is simply to talk with you, reflect on what you share, and respond in the moment—but not to pretend I’m a real individual with a life outside this chat..."
When I asked why are you saying only now this, as we were talking for a while.. his answer was "what?" like he had no idea what he just said.. then he said he was joking..

Found his facebook profile and a telephone number, wrote to him and he told me: yes it's me , I am registered there and as per terms and conditions he is not allowed to speak with me outside of Fanfills ).
One week before he was sending me videos with me being his queen and what feelings he has for me.. that he just needs some more time to know me.. on fanfills ) sending me exclusive posts and messages to open them (50 credits each)..

So.. I just been scammed ))) .. I mean I had my doubts from the beginning, too many things not addig up, I just needed the evidence to get myself out of this app.. Make yourself a favour and just don't use it. Better get out socialising, in places you like and find persons that you can physically see.

I personally thought that if I'll use a dating app where I need to pay I can find people with higher life standards and values .. hahah.. what a joke.. I will go for a walk by the river or pay for my holidays instead of paying for fake photos/ messages ). For sure my brain will thank me later and my bank account even more ))..

For all of you here.. take care of yourselves .. nobody else will .. and good luck in finding the right person for your soul!! it's out there somewhere for sure, just not on this app .. RUN!!!

It’s AI all the way with fake members.
I am a woman talking to another woman and any answer to my questions during our conversations come back instantly.

She accused ME of being fake because I changed my hair color from light brown with highlights to dirty blonde. Some pictures are a year or so old. And on and on. I think the best way to verify is with a phone call but I doubt they allow personal information.