The Inner Circle Reviews 112

Fantastic Dating App!!

The Inner Circle is truly one of a kind! I’ve had really high quality matches that are a cut above the likes of Bumble and Match. Much needed in today’s world where there are so many (but poor quality) dating apps.

Daniel Smith
Sussex, UK

This is a total weird app and looks like a scam. I have downloaded it after reading so many (probably paid) articles about how social and safe this app it. So to get on board I had to invite other people to be verified ????? How does that verify and make me a real honest person ? They just wanted to catch more users. And I have read others comments about paid membership well I didn’t even see that option. It just looked strange and that why I went to search about if other thought is a scam. I am also not happy that there was no way to just delete my account and my email address from whatever list or data they hold. Just don’t even bother to download it .

It's crap same as every other dating app. Also they say its £5 a month but I've checked my account and they have been charging me £20. A waist of time and money.

This is the worst app around, Hugely over priced, No one has membership, no one responds, these dating apps are becoming completely irrelevant, the women use them like Instagram and then wonder why no decent men want to date them. Stay well clear of this app, They will rip you off, cant message or see who might like you in less you pay £60 pound never heard of such a scam in all my life.

It's a SCAM rather than a dating service. I used the account a year ago for a couple of weeks. I didn't even know there's a box 'renew my membership' got automatically ticked. i deactivated the account and thought that's it. One year later, today I got a full-year's membership charge without getting informed by anyone!

Terrible dating site. Money scammers and terrible customer service ignoring emails for a refund. I signed up to this site and a msg came up to pay a promotional £10 if I want to see who has messaged me. I paid £10. Then after a few days I realised I didn't like the site because of the inability to filter who messages you so I deleted my account. A few days after the £10 cash came out of my account a further £40 was taken. So £50 in total for just a few days on the site.I emailed the company on the email address provided on the site to request a refund. I got an auto email to say that email address is for news only so I emailed their support team. I was told that there was a £10 promotional charge and then in addition an automatic subscription charge of £40 for the site. I was told to provide my email (even though it was the email address I was emailing from) and they would look into compensation. I also asked them to confirm that any unintended subscription is cancelled and explained that I didn't want to log back onto the site for fear of being charged a second time for an unintended subscription. I then never heard anything further. I have continued to email daily with no response. They are now just ignoring my emails. I will go to my bank to see if I can get a refund but it appears my only redress against this company is to leave negative social media. Why arnt site upfront about subscription charges these days? And when it's clear you have come off the site after a very short period why would a reputable site not just refund any unintended subscription charge?