Oh-my-love.com Review: Is it a Fraud or Legit?
Author: Adam Collins
Just like many other aspects of life, dating can now be done online. Meeting people virtually and from any point of the globe is an enticing feature. With Oh-my-love.com appearing on the most searched website on ScamAdviser, we decided to check it out and see if it is worth the effort.
The signup process
They indicate that the signup process is free. You will be asked your gender and a tonne of other questions. The biggest disappointment is that the list of cities is very limited meaning you cannot see as many cities as with other dating sites.
Once you get past that, you will be required to set your password and select your main purpose for joining. Some of the options available include long-term and short-term dating, chatting, or meeting new friends.
To access some of these features, one must buy credits to be able to continue. Even though signing up is free, users need to pay to access all features.
Presence of fake profiles
One of the biggest challenges of online dating is the presence of bots pretending to be real people. Some customers of Oh-my-love.com have complained that most of the profiles they have encountered were fake.
The not-so-good reviews
Reviews are quite helpful as they help one know the real side of the site without the marketing fanfare. With Oh-my-love.com, the reviews are not so encouraging. Most of the customers are not happy with the presence of bots and fake profiles.
On Trust Pilot, as many as 91% of the respondent were not happy with the site. The overall rating was a 2 stars which is pretty low.
Overall, Oh-my-love.com does appear to be legit but has very few people using the service. This has led to an increase of bots to try and entice people into the service. In the end, most users are frustrated with the lack of real people on the site. Considering that users also have to pay to use some of the services, caution is to be observed.
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