FattyChaser.com review

The result of our FattyChaser.com review: Our test on FattyChaser.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.

At first sight, FattyChaser.com looks like an ideal platform to find local “plus size” women, who are looking for new dating experiences and erotic encounters. The portal advertises with free registration and several interesting features. However, after we do our research, we cannot recommend anyone to register here. It turns out to be a rip-off.

Without a paid membership subscription, the chat feature cannot be used. All subscriptions, including the inexpensive trials, renew automatically and can easily result in a subscription trap. Moreover, FattyChaser.com sends fake messages to its users, luring them into becoming paying subscribers as quickly as possible. Hence, users are tricked into costly traps.

The operator behind this scam is AriemGroup Limited, from Hong Kong. This company is already well-known online and has got a poor overall trust score. It regularly receives negative customer reviews and should be avoided.

Scroll down to read the details of our FattyChaser.com review.

FattyChaser.com advertises with free registration, countless chubby singles, and various interesting features. Due to its professional design and user-friendly interface, the portal appears to be an excellent choice. In fact, it seems to be an ideal place to find local “plus size” women for exciting dating experiences in no time. Nonetheless, we search the internet for user reviews and read the site’s terms and conditions. Unfortunately, we quickly find out that FattyChaser.com is a rip-off.

In the terms and conditions, we find the following note

We may from time to time offer users the ability to “Promote My Account” through Account Settings. Activating this service will mean that we will automatically broadcast custom messages created by any user, or selected from a default list of template messages, to other users. We reserve the right to select members to use the Promote My Account service.

Fake messages

At first sight, the “Promote My Account” service sounds rather harmless. In fact, it even seems to be a helpful extra feature. But reading between the lines, it basically means that the site’s operator can send fake messages to and from any registered user account at any time. From our experience, this is mostly used to send fake messages. They are sent to new users immediately after their registration, with the purpose of luring them into a chat conversation.

However, messages can only be sent by paying members. The fake messages are used to trick new users into upgrading to an expensive membership subscription as quickly as possible.

Subscription rip-off

All subscriptions will renew automatically, if they are not terminated in time. So, they can easily lead into a subscription trap. Moreover, the termination deadlines are rather short. Therefore, they can easily be missed. The inexpensive trial-subscriptions will automatically convert into one of the most expensive long-term subscriptions. This unavoidably results in unexpected costs and frustration.

Operator known for their scams

The operator of FattyChaser.com is already well-known for their scams and has a terrible reputation. Hong Kong-based AriemGroup Limited, runs various other online dating platforms, all of which are known for fake messages and subscription rip-offs. According to numerous user reviews, this company cannot be trusted.

FattyChaser.com turns out to be a big disappointment. The website uses fake messages to trick users into becoming paying members. Furthermore, all offered membership subscriptions renew automatically and can easily lead into a subscription trap. Plus, the site’s operator is already known for its scams and has got numerous negative customer reviews on the internet. All in all, the site must be considered a rip-off and cannot be recommended.

We advise against registration and therefore recommend one of our winners.