Ashley Madison in 2021: Stay away based on my four day's experience

[Flagrant]

If you're looking to fuck hot women for money and you prefer to find women who are not professional sex workers, seeking arrangements is hands down the best option out there. You pay a flat monthly fee and within that month, you can contact as many girls as you want (with the caveat that if you're blasting a ridiculous amount within a short time, they will temporarily stop your ability to message new people). Yes, there are fakes, but there are quite a lot of real hot women. Of those, some are GPS, some want platonic only. Over the years, I've subscribed probably 4-5 times. And seen a little over a dozen women from SA. Some I repeat with, some it's one time only.

Secretbenefits in contrast sucks complete ass. You buy credits. And use those credits when messaging someone new. So for about $60, you get 100 credits. And it takes 10 credits to initiate conversation with a new girl. So 10 girls. Out of which most are fake. The one and only time I tried, only 1 of the 10 actually replied. She was real, but one of those pay me to take me out to dinner types. LOL. Complete waste of time.

[DieselMike]

IMO: all of the hook-up sites SUCK! The few real women are not worth the effort to separate from the fakes. I've wondered where the sites get all of the pics from. Anybody ever done an image search?

I tried Ashley Madison years ago without any success. Had some success on What's Your Price but also got burned on credits more than once. Even with possible "real" women; the artificial intelligence on the site knows your location and will show prospects within range. Then, as soon as a sucker burns some credits, he finds out that she is really 300 miles away.

[SafeNsaFun]

I have been on AM for 8 years. Your credits will never expire. I got laid once off of it. Girl said she was 160 lbs but turned out to be over 200. I banged her anyway. She was very good fuck. All the others are fakes created by AM to get us to join.

Yeah, I get messages regularly only to log in and find the user was removed.

At least some of the women on Seeking are real. All selling content or GPS but more real than AM.

[PNR2004]

I knew it was likely a garbage site but decided to test the waters. Easy signup. You need credits to send messages but you can buy any number of store gift cards (Target, Cabela, etc) and trade for credits. TER does the same thing, as an aside.

Since joining, I exchanged messages with one woman who was looking for a long term BF for a "hot wife" relationship.

That said, I get numerous notifications of messages or flirts but when I log in, the user is unable to be found suggesting a high rate of fake / scammer profiles.

It also appears there are a few providers on the site but messages haven't been returned. Kind of like the flaky providers who don't respond to texts.

Overall, out a little cash and a little time but thought I would share with the rest to stay away. You're better off sending the money to providers as deposits (KIDDING).

I have been on AM for 8 years. Your credits will never expire. I got laid once off of it. Girl said she was 160 lbs but turned out to be over 200. I banged her anyway. She was very good fuck. All the others are fakes created by AM to get us to join.

[SafeNsaFun]

I knew it was likely a garbage site but decided to test the waters. Easy signup. You need credits to send messages but you can buy any number of store gift cards (Target, Cabela, etc) and trade for credits. TER does the same thing, as an aside.

Since joining, I exchanged messages with one woman who was looking for a long term BF for a "hot wife" relationship.

That said, I get numerous notifications of messages or flirts but when I log in, the user is unable to be found suggesting a high rate of fake / scammer profiles.

It also appears there are a few providers on the site but messages haven't been returned. Kind of like the flaky providers who don't respond to texts.

Overall, out a little cash and a little time but thought I would share with the rest to stay away. You're better off sending the money to providers as deposits (KIDDING).