Chemistry.com Reviews

The whole site is all fake AI. There is nothing real here. Do not waste your time or money ever! It is all smoke and mirrors. All you get are fake replies. They erase profile information. The messages get chronologically jumbled. You never know how many credits you have left. Complete waste of time! If there were zero stars, that is what this site is worth! Plain garbage.

This site is terrible, I joined because I had read an article about them and their technology. First the interface and software were terrible, Second they offered pre filled in wording for messages, so that I would get the same worded messages from multiple partner suggestions. And third, over half of potential matches were scams. So not worth it.

If I could give less than one star I would! Chemistry is a real scam. They charge up to $2 a message and after 5 days on the site and foolishly dropping over $400 for messages, not ONE woman would commit to meeting. I would message endlessly and ask for a date and they would whine, “but I want to know you better, can’t you just stay on this site for me?” I’d offer my email, my phone for texting, a public place to meet, assure them their sense of safety was my highest priority but no, all they wanted to do was text and bleed me dry. Several “women” even began to sound like AI generated conversations because they would repeat the same questions, forget what I had clearly said just a minute before, and never really revealed any personal feelings or information themselves. Verdict? Avoid this site like the plague! It’s a total ripoff!

In July of 2007, I met a wonderful man. First, we communicated by email, then by phone, finally, we met. Our first date started at a Starbucks, then we went to a movie and then dinner...we were together for 8 hours! A vacation to the upper peninsula in September. By October, we had keys to each other’s house. We went on a cruise in April of 2008...he proposed at the bon voyage party! June 23, 2018 we celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary! As with anything, you will get out of it what you put into it! Keep your eyes, ears and heart open.

Chemistry.com is a great site. I love the opportunity to find people to talk to or even meet. Many site offer the opportunity to meet new people but no other site is as easy to manage and navigate as this site. I like how much effort was put building a friendly site like Chemistry. I really enjoy every piece of it and will recommend people to visit at least once Chemistry.com. Sometimes you have to be patient and take your time reading so that you can find the right candidate do not discard yourself. Continue trying.

My experience with Chemistry.com was horrible. Are used the app one day that signed up for six months and found that most of the profiles have no pets and no profile. Horrible service. It’s also the field with advertisement. It's not a user friendly. When I called two days later to get a refund they told me no because I used it one day on one person who seems to not be a real person. So before I went any further I’m trying to figure out how this works I just thought I’d would go ahead and cancel delete my file and get a refund.

I started with a 'free account' and within 1 week, 15 people showed interest, but you can't communicate with them, so I joined. Most were 'bots', FAKE PEOPLE who could only type "Hi" or "How are you?" After paying, I get 1 person a week, sometimes one person every two weeks, who wants to communicate with me - showing Chemistry.com uses bots to draw you in.

Terrible products Watered down or mixed wrong. Also, delivery was 3 weeks late and they refused a return stating I'd pay for shipping both ways, a restocking fee, and a handling fee. ANNE ** is a nightmare completely off her nut. Save yourself time, money. Go to BULK APOTHECARY.

Thank you.

Just like most of these reviews, Chemistry.com is a SCAM. DO NOT SUBSCRIBE. The company is just a cash cow to generate money from people looking for love. There are no real people (men in my case) on these online dating sites. Everyone is a scammer. I lead on a scammer for a while to see where it would go. He said he was Dutch and an oil drilling consultant. His mom was Dutch, his father American but he died when "Van" was 3. Van moved to the US four years ago and lives in Falls Church, VA. But, as a researcher, I looked through property records etc. and no one by his name came up anywhere in the US.