SingleFlirt.com review

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

SingleFlirt.com is a dating platform that targets all those people looking for a pretty girl to flirt, chat, and fall in love with. Apparently, it is up to the user to decide what happens. Everyone is welcome, regardless if they're searching for a hot flirt, a casual hookup, or real love. However, our previous experience with the operator of this website makes us suspect that this could be just another scam. The company that runs SingleFlirt.com is named United Performance Ltd, and is based in Mahé, Seychelles.

We have recently written a few other reviews about their other platforms. They are known for using fake chats to rip off their customers. Professional chat operators create fake profiles to entice users into buying expensive coins.

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

SingleFlirt.com presents itself with a simple yet appealing design. The landing page doesn't show any erotic content. This gives the impression that it is a serious dating website: where not only is it possible to find a partner for a one-night stand, but also a real soulmate. Several pictures of attractive women serve as decoys to attract users into a trap. As opposed to what it looks like on the surface, SingleFlirt.com is in fact a huge scam.

The registration takes just a few seconds. A valid email address is required to complete the process. After that, a user can immediately begin their search for their dream girl. The member's area is full of good-looking women. Unfortunately, it is not possible to get in touch with them. The free basic membership only the creation of a personal account and to upload a profile picture. To get full access to all the other features, a user has to purchase coins.

Way too expensive

Coins are the virtual currency of SingleFlirt.com. At first, they seem very cheap, but it's important to notice that 50 coins are needed to send one single message. 300 coins cost $5 and they run out in just a few seconds. The internet is full of reviews left by people that have wasted a real fortune because of this cheeky system.

Of course, there is nothing wrong with selling expensive coins. After all, nobody forces a user to buy and spend them. Nonetheless, when this payment method is combined with a fake chat, it becomes a fraud.

Who am I talking to?

In the terms and conditions, we found proof of the rip-off. SingleFlirt.com admits to using fake profiles to communicate with users. The trick is very simple. Professional agents create these accounts and start sending promising messages to new members. However, since these fake profiles are not marked separately, a user believes that he's talking to a real person.

The following is stated in the Terms and Conditions

UP is also entitled to assign responsibility for performing its own services or portions thereof to third-party service providers or agents.

No real dates

Fooled by a “fake chat” operator, a user decides to buy credits, hoping that this will lead to a hot date. Sadly, this will never happen. The only one who will benefit from this scam is United Performance Ltd, from Mahé, Seychelles.

SingleFlirt.com promises flirts, love, and genuine experiences. After some extensive research, we have proved that this platform doesn't deserve any trust. Right after registration, a user is bombarded with inviting messages that lead him/her to think that success is just a few coins away. Regardless of how much they spend, he/she will never have the chance to meet anybody. Those messages are sent by professional agents that impersonate a fantasy character. Of course, it's impossible to date a fake profile.

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