The Conning Tricks FreeLifetimeCheaters.com Uses To Get To Your Money (REVIEW)

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Do you really believe that you can get laid for free on FreeLifetimeCheaters.com? Not quite, since this site is one of many other online dating sites that are using all tools and tactics at disposal to get to your money. They claim that they offer 100% free adult dating, but if you signed up and created a free profile, you need to be careful not to get scammed or ripped off.

In this review, we will explain the scamming mechanisms of FreeLifetimeCheaters.com, so that you will be careful not to fall in the hands of such online dating scams.

What we discovered about FreeLifetimeCheaters.com

  • The words “Free Dating” are flaunted throughout the site
  • You get computer-automated messages and chats from bots
  • Women’s profiles are completely fake and created by the site
  • You are taken to a page that requires your credit card information
  • FreeLifetimeCheaters.com is NOT free
  • You cannot meet anyone in person since this site is not a matchmaking service

Proof of the FreeLifetimeCheaters.com’s Scamming Tricks

Although we gathered most of our proof were found during our investigation of the site, we also found many valuable evidence in the Terms and Conditions of Use page. The details follow below.

 

Scam No.1 – No Free Dating

Although this site tends to claim over and over again that it provides you with a free membership for life, this is far from the truth. When you are taken to the payment page and asked to fill in your credit card information, this is NOT required for security reasons. FreeLifetimeCheaters.com claims this information are needed to ensure you are above 18 years of age, which is a true hoax, and your credit card info will be used to charge money off your credit card for as long as you don’t notice. In fact, if you scroll to the bottom of the payment page you will discover that you are subscribing to a recurring membership on FreeLifetimeCheaters.com.

Premium Membership

  • $2.97 to buy 3 days of trial subscription to the site
  • $29.95 for a monthly subscription to the site
  • $74.85 for 3 months of subscription to the site
  • $119.70 for 6 months of subscription to the site

GOLD Membership

  • $49.95 to buy 1 month of automatically renewing subscription

VIP Membership

  • $39.61 for a monthly subscription to VibeVideo.com
  • $28.87 for a monthly subscription to VideoErotic.com

 

TERMS OF USE AGREEMENT: “For your convenience, the costs and duration of your membership are supplied to you on our registration page on signup. The preauthorization is not a charge to the credit card. However, the then applicable monthly subscription rate may be reserved against the Member’s available credit card limit.”

 

Scam No.2 – Fabricated Dating Profiles

Actually, nothing is real on these profiles, which are called “Love Stars”. Their pictures, personal information, descriptions and interests – everything is completely made-up. The fabricated profiles are created by FreeLifetimeCheaters.com to fill up the site with gorgeous women (when in fact there are none) and to use these profiles to send you computer-automated messages (to make it look like women are trying to get in touch).

TERMS OF USE AGREEMENT: “You also understand and acknowledge that some users and members may provide inaccurate information, messages, and profile data and you agree that FreeLifeTimeCheaters shall not be liable to you in any manner for the same. You understand, acknowledge, and agree that some of the user profiles posted on this site may be fictitious or models or bots related to our “Love Stars” (LS) program. You understand, acknowledge, and agree that the information, text, and pictures contained in the LS profiles do not pertain to any actual person or member, but are included for entertainment purposes only.”

 

Scam No.3 – Conning Electronic Communications

Minutes after creating your account, you start getting emails, chats and other communications from other members of FreeLifetimeCheaters.com. However, the only information you can see is who sent the email and the subject line. When you try to open the messages or respond, you are once again asked to pay for a membership upgrade. These computer-sent messages are yet another mechanism FreeLifetimeCheaters.com uses to get to your money by deceiving you.

TERMS OF USE AGREEMENT:Our LS work for the site in an effort to stimulate dialogue with users and to stimulate user participation on the Website and Services. You further understand, acknowledge, and agree that, from time-to-time, LS may contact Website and Services users and members via electronic messaging, including for example, email, instant messages, and SMS.”

 

The verdict on FreeLifetimeCheaters.com

We believe we can safely say that FreeLifetimeCheaters.com is a complete scam and rip off. We hope this review will help you avoid getting in financial trouble, and don’t forget to so warn your friends too. One tip from us is to always read the Terms and Conditions of use before you start using, or at least when you give your credit card info to a site on the internet.

FreeLifetimeCheaters.com Scam Questions

If you have any further inquiries and would like to know more, feel free to post your questions in the section below. Also, if you have a personal experience using FreeLifetimeCheaters.com, we welcome you to share it with other readers. You never know who when someone might find your input useful.

FreeLifetimeCheaters.com Contact Info

Address: Stasinou, 1 Mitsi Building 1, 1st floor, Office 4 Plateia Eleftherias, Nicosia Cyprus 1060

Email Contact: cs@freelifetimecheaters.com

Phone Number: N/A

Report and File a Complaint

If you feel you have been deceived and overcharged by this site, there is something you can do. Contact the Better Business Bureau to file a complaint and report the site after you cancel your paid membership.

2 thoughts on “The Conning Tricks FreeLifetimeCheaters.com Uses To Get To Your Money (REVIEW)”

  1. Yes I agree that the cheaters is one big scam!! Been there done that! I also did intensive researh after being scammed.. They are falsely saying that some of the profiles are made up thru LS program. They need to change the some to all profiles are made up by LS! I reviewed approximately 140 profiles that were marked online now! Everyone had the LS logo which is in the top right right hand corner of the profile page above the score report! (LS) Also did a search mode report and after putting in different filters for age,and different descriptions of what your looking for and distances I checked 10,25,50,and 100 miles and ever,y single one had the LS logo and in total it was over 200 profiles. I guess ifenoughnpeople put in complaints which no one takes the time to do,maybe just maybe something will be done!

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