WhatsYourPrice.com Reviews 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Out of 25 offers only 2 were accepted but turned out to be scammers and of course they asked me for money upfront and refused to show themselves in videochat. I switched to FlingAF.com - this is a ve... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

As a woman, I appreciate the extra steps taken by the site to verify potential dates. This definitely weeds out disgusting and disrespectful men compared to other sites. For payouts, the transaction o... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This website deserves zero stars and to be criminally investigated. They get fake profiles to accept your offer then the girl says she's changed her mind or stops responding. After you've paid $80... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Whatsyourprice has basically became a cesspool of scammers using fake profiles. 10-12 years ago it worked great, the female profiles were legit and if you had an issue they would refund your credits.... See more

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  1. Dating Service
  2. Adult Dating Service

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Online dating where you can buy & sell first dates. 100% free for attractive singles. Join now, and go on a first date today, guaranteed. Featured on CNN, NBC, & FOX News


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What an awful awful site

What an awful awful site.
I made an account literally 2 days ago as a sugar baby. I had 3 offers in that time, and replied to all 3 today. I accepted 1 offer and asked what he would like to do as a first date. I asked the other 2 offers for £50 more as I felt their offer was low. A few minutes later I was uploading some more photos when I was logged out and when I tried logging back it it states my account has been suspended for violating the terms. How is this possible? I've never even had a conversation with someone from wyp? I never uploaded any revealing photos atall so I am shocked as to why my account has been suspended after 2 days.. no explanation. I'm so annoyed right now. I have not violated any rules. I have see many other people complaining over having their accounts suspended for no reason and now I have! If I was a SD I would not waste my money on a site that could just shut you down at any time time no explanation

April 29, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Yes true this site sucks I know I only…

Yes true this site sucks I know I only got ripped off I got mugged by one of the girls set me up stole several thousand dollars from me and I’m still waiting on the banks to pay me back since I use my credit cards without my permission so all this money for me I complain to the site and they said sorry

February 16, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Lots of scammer it’s really hard to…

Lots of scammer it’s really hard to find real one ... charge a lot to unlock the conversation and once you found to whom you contacted is scammer/spammer or prostitute you all ready screwed cause you lost your credits for it and buying credits are very expensive

February 8, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

wow 95% of the women if they are real…

wow 95% of the women if they are real are fakes escorts
hookers or scammers. or they accept your offer you spend money to buy the credits give you one message then they ghost you either on or off the site.. i learned my lesson the hard way. i blame the site and the so called women on there. never again stay off the site unless you like being ripped off

February 5, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Permanently suspended with no proof of reason provided

I had been a member of both this site and Seeking Arrangements for a long time. A few days ago I received an email from Seeking Arrangements saying my account had been permanently suspend for soliciting sex, a charge which I vehemently denied. I was offered no proof. I then discovered my WYP account had also been permanently suspended, even though I had not committed this alleged offence on the WYP site. I wrote to customer services who said they had "seen proof" but did not elaborate. Some time ago I had taken advantage of a special offer to buy credits on WYP, and had paid around £320 on my credit card. I had around half the credits remaining. I have now done a reclaim through my credit card and await to see if WYP will pursue me over this. I have seen so many reports of accounts being suspended on both sites and I only hope that anyone suspended takes the same action.

January 27, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WYP not to be trusted

WYP (whatsyourprice) not to be trusted. My account got suspended ,even though it had credits, for no reason.Even I asked them to provide reason . Have been scammed as mentioned in my earlier review. So never know when you log inn you would be rely logged in. Expext surprises.

My personal opinion is to.never trust a site which is not transparent.

Very important, this will ban account from all it's sister account as well which includes tinder.
Do not recommend this site as their process is not transparent . They never reveal why they suspend the account

Found okcupid to be safe and found my luck there.

January 16, 2021
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Waste of time but okay for entertainment

Waste of time really. Not many profiles
and most of them are on the other more popular site as well. However - here you need to pay credits per conversation, not per time period. So it could become much more expensive than other similar sites. I still have credits for 8 matches despite having opened the account more than a year ago. Two matches have disappeared immediately after I asked for a phone number (on which point the credits are lost). I can't even be bothered to use the remaining credits, what's the point.

The concept is odd anyway - why would I be paying someone just to meet me for a coffee??

December 14, 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Got scammed

Got scammed. Brought few credits by paying $50 and used few credits to get hold of a girl named "Ash" in Calgary. We decided to meet in coffee shop before going to her place. In Coffee shop she gave her address and asked to pay money in advance, which i trusted and gave. She asked me to come her home address which she gave as she was using her own vehicle ( didnt see though). After getting to that address, i called her number, now the number is disconnected. Please be aware

October 29, 2020
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WhatsYourPrice.com is a SCAM!

Guys, listen! This website is just a ONE BIG SCAM. Stay away from it and you'll save yourself a bunch of time and money.

I've got registered there few days ago, registration was free, a lot of nice-looking girl profiles. You feel like you're in paradise in the beginning :)

Girls starting to send you offers for the date fight after you registered your account, you just have to select one and meet with her, right?

WRONG!!! WRONG!!! WRONG!!!

If you agree on the date, let's say I'm in Los Angeles, and average "bid" for the date is $200. Sometimes girls ask as much as $400, but lowest I've got them agreed were $100 for the dinner. Lol.

To start a conversation you'll have to buy credits on the website. 100 credits will cost you $50.

To start a conversation with a girl you'll pay 10% from it! So, if you agreed on $200 date, you'll pay extra $20 just to try to arrange it.

But that's not all! After you start a conversation and pay credits some girls stop replying to you, haha, like it never happened!!!!

Some girls continue conversation, but the thing is - NONE OF THEM ARE REAL!!! I mean you may occasionally spot a real girl over there, but 99% profiles are fake.

How to know it? Just call on the number the girl gave you, don't text, call! They will not pickup. Sometimes you'll hear autoresponder that it's a virtual, google voice, or "text only" number. LOL.

Girls will text you back, with a stupid excuse why the couldn't answer your call.

Most common excuses: I was in shower, I have no money, I was busy, I have my own life, etc.

This site IS A ONE BIG SCAM. They're outsourcing 99% profiles to 3rd world countries. One girl told me that, after I spotted her on a lie. She was an old lady from Philippines, but pretended to be a cute young girl from LA. Lol.

I don't know how these scammers continue to fake it. But I've agreed on 10 dates with 10 different girls, everything was great, conversation, pictures exchange, etc. Until the moment of arranged meeting.

When they suddenly disappear for various reasons. Some simply start to ignore you, like never spoke to you before and don't know who you are. Some using other tricks, like sorry, I was busy, I couldn't make it.

But the point is, like the site says, girls are getting paid on the date. So, why they avoid the date at all costs then? Isn't it illogical?

The truth is, it's site owners outsourcing these conversations and they're simply making money by selling you credits. That's how it works, that's how they make money. No one will date you. Forget about it.

That's how this site runs. I wasted almost 4 days and $100 on credits for conversations to arrange a meetings. Hope I'll save you some time and money by publishing this review.

P.S. Out of 10 great conversations I've got 0 real dates, lol. How is that possible? You tell me.

I'm successful, nice looking guy, btw, so it wasn't my appearance or something.

P.P.S. WhatsYourPrice.com is a "FAKE GIRLS" SCAM! STAY AWAY.

August 28, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 4 out of 5 stars

What do you expect with a name like "…

What do you expect with a name like " What's your price" I have spoken to some genuine people and I've had unwanted offers. The customer support is very good, they are trying to keep it genuine and if you report a profile for a scam, customer support will act and refund the credit for a genuine complaint. You can't really ask for more than that. It is up to you to be clear and honest in your profile. How many 50 year old women did you chase after when you were 20? Use some common sense and don't let your ego run away with you and it is a good site.

August 25, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

It was Okay first guy lived in another…

It was Okay first guy lived in another state sent me 200.00 cash but 100.00 on 2 separate. The other guy I meet was so kind lives in another city the state I live he helps me from time to time but I dont ask him for money anymore some times he just sends it to me but he has been sick lately we have met he likes to do breakfast dates for actaul breakfast and we talk for an hour we are great friends and we still text each other but this kicked me off as well for changing my profile to tell the truth it was about me and I was being honest about my self and what I was looking for.

July 4, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM SCAM SCAM

bought $50 worth of Credits to thereby communicate with females on this site, of which, the females i contacted agreed to the date price, but when it came to actually meeting up, all of them, a total of 5 different females, did not meet up with me, which begs the question, since these females only get paid when they show up for a date, why did they not? probably cause they are fake profiles used to lure in men to buy credits for this crummy site. guys, the girls may be pretty, but they are all fake. don't waste your money!

May 28, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I thought it was kind of a hook up…

I thought it was kind of a hook up service and I hoped to find a sugar baby there. But it turned out that they were just pimps offering prostitutes. Whatsyourprice' choice of women is very poor and simple: escort and prostitutes who want you to pay for every single dance and smile on video. Not my type of women! So I left it and I don't regret it!

May 16, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I used this website two years ago and I…

I used this website two years ago and I can assure that it was the worst part of my life. I was targeted on that site. People tried to rob me in person, scheme on me, ask for drugs, underage profiles would favorite my profile. It was pure sketchy

I wouldn't doubt that Law Enforcement is all over this website posting fake profiles as well as the owner.

I'm pre warning you. You'll lose lots of money, get trolled, catfished and you're not going to get laid nor find a sugar baby. And if you find someone real, be prepared for the worst.

February 6, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS SITE

I have been with a site for about 4 years now if not longer. I used to rave about it and I even got some decent dates out of it. However I had to change my profile when there were too many guys trying to get sex out of me. This was 2 years ago at least when I changed it which THEY ACCEPTED!!

But now all of a sudden I couldn't log in so I contacted them. Below is the response email I got.

"Hi there,

Thank you for contacting us regarding your account suspension. Your account was permanently suspended/banned since you violated our Terms of Use by Soliciting Sex in Exchange for Compensation.

You are henceforth banned from WhatsYourPrice.com and any of our sister sites. Our decision is final and any future inquiries about this suspension will not receive a response.

Best Regards,
Roberto
WhatsYourPrice Support"

So let me get this straight.....even though I have screenshots of my profile which they accepted over 2 years ago with the changes they're not even going to read or communicate or respond to any of that!!???What if I got hacked in it wasn't my fault!??

I'm sorry but this is very sh*ty way to run a business considering they accepted the changes in my profile over 2 years ago and I never, ever changed that section!!
I only changed a little bit about me having a baby or me going through a separation with my husband right now or adding more things about what I like in a guy both looks and personality wise. That is ALL I changed!!

So yes I used to rant and rave about how great this site was but now after this, and then they have the nerve to say best regards in the email, no I DO NOT RECOMMEND this site and I will NEVER RECOMMEND this site and I will post reviews like this everywhere I possibly can about this site until they change that part of it because I never broke any of their terms and conditions!!!

January 29, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

stay away from whatsyourprice

here are list why never wasted money and time

1. most girl are fake they only scam for money
2. the site will shut you down anytime when you have no credit
3. this site somewhere in hong kong or china they dont play same rule here

January 16, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I bought about $200 worth of credits to…

I bought about $200 worth of credits to be able to communicate with attractive women, but in many cases those women's profiles you see don't seem to be from real women. The company is deliberately creating them to fish for men. So you fall for that and you also lose your money.

If you want to lose your hard earned cash, by all means create an account with that website.

January 1, 2020
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Big scam

By far one of the biggest scams on the Internet today. They will send you tons of messages until your credits are gone. 90% of the time the profile is fake.

September 1, 2019
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