CuddleUp.com scam

[Caracalla]

Signed up for the website with a bogus email, but didn't use my credit card, any attempt to contact with the girls lead me directly to their monthly subscription page.

Noticed one girl smoking hot, and from her lusty smile, I knew she's not a regular Toronto civilian, so I did a reverse search on the image, and she turned out to be porn star Karlee Grey, the profile is fake.



Moral of the story is, do not use this website. I know some girls with verified photos and descriptions seem legit, but only few look good enough to cuddle, and it's definitely not worth paying the monthly subscription fee.

 

[Mosoon69]

It's full of scammers. Maybe 1 out of every 10 is legit. The fakes are easy to spot and ignore.

 

[xtc27]

… like LL & LC… hell, even here… u gotta figure out how 2 navigate

… just like girls mostly not lookng 4 hubby or bf, most dudes lookng 4 sex, 2… so both sides deceiving

 

[lasslicker]

Separating the wheat from the chaff is half the fun of using those sites.

Just like craigslist of old there are gems to be carved from the rough.

No reason to avoid if you like the thrill of the chase.

 

[MalikFarush]

I thought I would sign up for the one time payment, short term membership. I went through the motions, and within 10 minutes, my CC provider had canceled the payment and my membership was revoked. Known scam was the reason my CC gave. Too many reversed charges later, I suspect.

 

[tvmguy87]

Website is not a scam. Look for the verified ones and for the ones with reviews. Many ask for advance payment so it's easy to filter

 

[Stingraye]

The few times I've tried this site it's always been with a prepaid cc. Yes there are scammers which are easy to avoid. Don't ever send deposits or gift cards beforehand.

Some of the ones that do pan out are down for bbfs no problem. If you want that of course.

 

[sy barite]

i tried to use a prepaid cc. didn't work

 

[MalikFarush]

i tried to use a prepaid cc. didn't work

Mine wasn’t prepaid. It’s a premium card account I’ve had for a very long time.

 

[sy barite]

was referring to stingraye's comment

 

[MalikFarush]

was referring to stingraye's comment

Yes. I’m surprised a prepaid card wasn’t accepted. I wonder if enough people have disputed charges that some CC companies have blacklisted them

 

[MYW2]

A total scam. I went for a supposedly top-rated "verified" user and she asked for a deposit upfront before she would confirm an appointment. Then she claimed it didn't work and wanted a second one and keeps asking for more money under different cards. I said since I sent the scan of the Gift Card and the authorization proof, I would like her to call me with a "*67" to block her caller ID, and she keeps on coming up with more and more creative excuses why I should send her more money without knowing she isn't some guy in an internet cafe in Lagos.

Yes, it is a scam of the highest order.

 

[Mantel]

Loaded with AI bots, read an article about it. AI is literaly going to replace us and in the process ruining our lives onto our way out.

 

[ignorethisact]

A total scam. I went for a supposedly top-rated "verified" user and she asked for a deposit upfront before she would confirm an appointment. Then she claimed it didn't work and wanted a second one and keeps asking for more money under different cards. I said since I sent the scan of the Gift Card and the authorization proof, I would like her to call me with a "*67" to block her caller ID, and she keeps on coming up with more and more creative excuses why I should send her more money without knowing she isn't some guy in an internet cafe in Lagos.

Yes, it is a scam of the highest order.

you didnt find it werid this girl wanted gift cards...
This is a pretty common scam request

 

[Phil Rockford]

A total scam. I went for a supposedly top-rated "verified" user and she asked for a deposit upfront before she would confirm an appointment. Then she claimed it didn't work and wanted a second one and keeps asking for more money under different cards. I said since I sent the scan of the Gift Card and the authorization proof, I would like her to call me with a "*67" to block her caller ID, and she keeps on coming up with more and more creative excuses why I should send her more money without knowing she isn't some guy in an internet cafe in Lagos.

Yes, it is a scam of the highest order.

Baby Jesus and Mother of God!

I seems so unfair getting scammed and its a cuddling site.

 

[MYW2]

you didnt find it werid this girl wanted gift cards...
This is a pretty common scam request

They all demand it. Yes, I was stupid. One said you can trust me, and gave an address I looked up immediately and it was an insurance office in a tower that would be closed for Sunday.

When I asked for a phone call to verify, all refused and the response of most was to "F off", I guess they didn't want me to hear deep voices with Nigerian accents or something.

No, there is NO cuddling involved, just fake promises for lots of "extras" even if you didn't ask for them to get you to send them money.

I got conned, and as long as it doesn't happen again, it was worth the lesson, but I'm confirming for you not to waste your time.

Yes, if they are real half or three-quarters of the people they are talking to are assholes, but if you are real, want business and want repeat business at least try to chat politely with your potential clients.

 

[MYW2]

Baby Jesus and Mother of God!

I seems so unfair getting scammed and its a cuddling site.

Most people make idiotic mistakes once or maybe twice, but the point is not to be an idiot repeatedly.

I chatted with 6 over the past few days and all the same thing, send lots of money as gift cards with no proof whatsoever they exist, and if you ask for proof you are very nastily told to F-off, as if half of them are reading from the same script.

 

[MYW2]

Website is not a scam. Look for the verified ones and for the ones with reviews. Many ask for advance payment so it's easy to filter

The one who scammed me was 5-star verified.

 

[c1000]

you didnt find it werid this girl wanted gift cards...
This is a pretty common scam request

He must be old.

Only seniors fall for this trick.

 

[Phil Rockford]

Most people make idiotic mistakes once or maybe twice, but the point is not to be an idiot repeatedly.

I chatted with 6 over the past few days and all the same thing, send lots of money as gift cards with no proof whatsoever they exist, and if you ask for proof you are very nastily told to F-off, as if half of them are reading from the same script.

So, nobody got any money out of you, right?