Fling.com Reviews

(based on 35 reviews)

247 of 436 people found this review helpful

Now, before I get into my own personal account, I'm gonna lend my voice to the hundred-or-so people who've reviewed Fling.com, already. You're all right... it's definitely not worth your money. But there's a little more to it. Despite being an apparent front for an email-phishing scheme, deceptive promises of hooking up with 'real girls' and an overall blatantly-dishonest business model that is designed to take advantage of everyone's more base instincts, believe-it-or-not, you CAN get exactly what you're shelling out hard-earned dollars for... as long as you go in with reasonable expectations and a healthy detachment from what Fling.com will dangle in front of you.

I've been an on-again, off-again member since December 2006 and I've not only hooked up, but had the option to hook up, as well. So, Fling.com CAN work if you really want it to work. That said, my own personal observation has been that some of the people who've carved out their own little corner in Fling-ville... well, let's just say that there's a all-too-real cost associated with any kind of investment... and sometimes, you just don't get what you pay for. But that isn't the site's fault... can't vouch for everyone, now, can they?

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In summary, I would not recommend Fling.com to a friend.

242 of 478 people found this review helpful

Web site looks promising but there is no real girls out there. There are models to tease you but no real girls maybe some hookers.

You will keep on getting other site URLs and nothing more than that. Beware of this spam site and don't throw away your money. For a week-I couldn't find anybody in my area.

In summary, I would not recommend Fling.com to a friend.

216 of 441 people found this review helpful

Fling.com uses false, old, misinterpreted profiles to bring in customers. (meaning... most or a majority of these members don't exist, even the premium members)

Fling.com uses false unethical tactics to pull in customers! They have photos of people, including me, that have been off this site for years! My cancelled profile from a few years ago says I was active a 2 months ago. My computer, until now, has been down for almost 18 months now. Two other online members told me the same thing. How is Fling.com getting away with putting false profiles on its site. Doesn't anyone investigate these type of sites? Fling.com is using fraudulent tactics and probably fake photos and profiles to pull in customers!

I don't have solid proof of this yet, but am trying to talk with further members to proof my statements are true. I hope to CPA will help me investigate. Again I say, how is www.Fling.com getting away with this?

In summary, I would not recommend Fling.com to a friend.

204 of 431 people found this review helpful

If you spend any time surfing porn on the net you'll recognize some of these profile photos right off the bat. They're either from amateur, pro, or flickr sites. This screams total SCAM.

In summary, I would not recommend Fling.com to a friend.

217 of 411 people found this review helpful

Stay away! 2 days after signing up for a 7 trial i was inundated with spam! non-stop spam in my inbox. i complained but they could care less.

stay away!

In summary, I would not recommend Fling.com to a friend.