Chemistry.com Reviews

I met a delightful man on Chemistry.com last March. He said he was working in my state and lived in another. He claimed he was a structural engineer. He was leaving for home in a couple of days. We emailed daily. Since he was very busy with work, he could not meet me right away. We started texting and a few calls per week. He suddenly had to travel to Capetown SA for a job. Then drama started. He was robbed, then his job was shut down. He had no money. I lost nearly $8k in electronic and cash to him before I realized I'd been scammed.

I was scammed by one of your consumers. He was sweet in the beginning and then immediately requested personal information and just became absurd with his love and devotion, only for me to find out that all his emails were false and a waste of my time.

Chemistry.com has a lot of potential, but it's got huge problems. The site's personality test and personality coaching seems pretty accurate and helpful. However, I was inundated with messages from con artists. Also, you can't search by area or zip code. And, I sent out 96 emails and got 1 email response. I contacted customer services multiple times but they were ALWAYS busy. I quit the site. I did get 1 date, but she also quit the site because of all the con artists and poor website function.

I paid for 3 months subscription to Chemistry.com, the sister company of Match.com. I must be a popular target for scammers... age bracket. I get "Winks" and messages only to go to the website to retrieve the sender's info and it magically disappears. Scammers send me "txt me **" numerous times a week. Match.com sends me a daily list of "my matches". However, no similar list from Chem. I want my money back. I'll stick to Zoosk and Tinder with real online matches!

I got on this site with the intention of finding an honest partner and didn't feel the need to subscribe as I wanted to get a feel for what was being offered. Every person who has so far contacted me (usually on the "free" weekends), has turned out to be a scammer. To suss them out, ask to meet face-to-face or Skype so you can put the face to the profile!

I get email from 2 scammers. First, the one in Nevada, Las Vegas. He said he is Maritime Engineer. Why Maritime Engineer live in desert? He told me he love me dearly, want to married me. Right after a week, he said he must go to work oversea, at South Africa. He want to know my cell phone to hear my sweet voice. So I denied to give him cell phone number. He's so mad. So I disconnected with him. The second scammer from San Diego. He also told me he is Civil Engineer. Right after a week, I told him I want to date and meet him at Temecula. Next day, he said he must go to Cyprus island to sign contract with his new company. And few more days, he got my phone number. He text to me. Want me buy iPhone gift card $50.0 and scratch it and send code for him to used so he can contact his partner.

I initially filled out a questionnaire for Match.com, but did not pay to join. I received frequent emails asking me to join, and advertising their sister site, Chemistry.com. I decided to sign up on Chemistry for a 3 month trial. Originally, I received several "matches" per day. However, they definitely did not match what I was looking for. For example, I asked for non smokers only. Most matches they sent me were smokers. Then began a crazy, at times frightening journey.

Chemistry has charged my credit card, Match has my information. I have asked to be removed from Match due to overcharging. Now tonight my credit card has been charged by Chemistry.com. I am going to file a consumer fraud complaint with the attorney general about the unauthorized charging of the parent company, and the overcharging of Match.

In my last review, I said that Chemistry.com did not shut down the scammers I reported but I did notice that 2 of the 3 people, who attempted to scam me, well, their profiles are no longer available to view. Not sure if this means they were shut down or they made their profiles unavailable to me. It could mean either scenario. Chemistry.com did not contact me about my reports of the scammers so who knows what happened.

Joined for a one month trial period... Every matched person and I counted that contacted me was a scammer. Profile listing showed them as being in a certain area but instead they were not. Lots of fake profiles some are duplicates from Match. I guess they share but the problem with that is that those who are on other sites cannot contact or be contacted. Big waste of energy and time and money. 120 scammers of them instantly 20 "was in love" and then when reporting that a profiles photo was of a model after an internet photo search found on a photo buy site... nothing was done. Even had the experience of watching a profile being changed in the "stream." A woman's profile was slowly being transformed into a male's photo and profile. In that particular case the scammer had already contacted me before and their profile disappeared... and was now being recreated before my eyes.

After registering, free messages were permitted, most often replies were stopped, ended with pay now to read reply!

You cannot access Chemistry on the web... Something is horribly wrong.. The address will not load up... Also, there is no customer care phone number you can call to explain to them what the problem is.. I can't believe Chemistry is unaware no one can access their site on the internet..

One gigantic problem I have run up against with Chemistry.com is that there are men who claim to live in the Denver or anywhere in Colorado (anywhere really), and they each have a unique story to tell, but the reality of it is that these men are really pretending to be someone who they are not. Why? I have no idea, but unfortunately I have fallen victim to this 3 or 4 times in the last 2 months.

I have had the same problems as the other consumers on this site. In addition, I've been harassed by one particular man who has somehow figured how to create several false accounts. These men send me an "I'm Interested" message and an email. The first time it happened, I alerted Chemistry.com and they shut down the site of that profile.

I joined on a 'free' weekend on a Friday night - of course the account I set up wasn't 'approved' till the Monday... which means that no contact or 'openness' of the account was available. So I actually got a pre-paid card so I could try it for one month. I check my account twice a day - once in the morning, once in the evenings... so I have gotten to 'know' the pictures, the profiles, etc. And I find that every 2-3 days the pictures change to a new profile - but always the same type of pictures. And always the same type of profiles. I also get 7-15 messages from the site a DAY stating that member : "text me [insert some phone number to call] : is interested... of course I did complain to the site managers but got a generic comment ending with, 'sorry for the inconvenience'.

For some reason, I thought it would be okay to join this site. I signed up for 3 months and they charged me over $60 which is not what the charge should have been. They have sent me bogus contacts. A couple of people who contacted me spoke broken English and the entire site scares me. I can't contact them to talk to them about these issues and my profile being taken off of the site. Horrible site on many levels. I want help getting off of this site.

Just called c/s recently and had to print out the chat box - utterly stupid! They send me profiles, texts, emails and when you try to open up, the profile is deleted for 'bad behavior'. It's a TOTAL SCAM! Note: I'm not even a member! Beware ladies! Lots of hackers getting into the good guys profiles - it's almost a bad script.

I reported to Chemistry.com that I texted someone who appeared on their website and immediately started talking like they are in love and then within a few days left from Maryland and went to Ghana, Africa on business he said to do a study about on tainting cocoa and then to procure gold. He wanted me to send him money because he said that he hadn't gotten his pay yet and could I just loan him some money. I told him, "No". He said that he was mad at me and he was just going to forget about me and I told him, "OK". He tried calling me back after I hung up on him. I wasn't about to answer his call.

This site will not match you. As soon as you sign up, they populate your inbox with fake profile views. Do not make the mistake of paying them money. The site is likely run by a spammer. You will be inundated with fake useless emails. Do NOT sign up. Such a scam.

I have been a member for a month and get barraged daily with email flirtations, however when I hit the link from the email it directs me to the site and there's no one to view. I have made repeated attempts to correct the problem, cancel, and get a refund but the company refuses. Their response is they're protecting me from scammers. My question is how are all these daily scammers able to access their site to send out emails. Are the emails actually phishing data from my devices? They refuse to cancel and refund because I have had actual transactions on the site. Don't even consider wasting your time or money on this site.

I filled out a questionnaire for Match.com and never used the site. But later found out that Chemistry.com billed my credit card $170.00 dollars. My credit card company saw what they did and cancelled my card. Now all my bills have to be re done and just because Chemistry.com uses unethical billing practices. They should be held accountable and made to return the money with penalties.

I received an email from a match that was from Va. Beach and born in France. We emailed each other for about 2 weeks and then he wanted to talk to me so I gave him my number to call. We talked for another 2 weeks then he need to go out of town to bid on a contract in Missouri. He won 2 contracts so he said one for 7.8 million and one for 7.1 million. He said he loved me and moving a little fast and I told him he needed to slow down. Then he said that he was going to have to leave to go out of the country and I told him I would like to see him face to face before he left. He said he was going to be too busy to meet but hoped that I would wait for him until he returns. He still continued to call me every day and write everyday. Then it happened!!! He flew to Cape Town Africa and the Airline lost one of his bags which so happened had his credit card, laptop, camera, cell phone and his daughters cell phone that he was going to give her for her birthday.

Do not join this dating site. It is terrible. There are a huge number of people that will write to you that are "scammers". ... meaning they are not really who they say they are will be looking for money, credit card into, etc. Also, the site itself is very difficult to navigate and they do not send you the number of matches that they say they will. I have been on there for over 2 months and have not received one legitimate email.

After being on this website for two weeks, I was contacted by men who appeared to be interested in pursuing a relationship with me. They immediately want you to email or text them. The # is not even associated to the city they claim to live in or be from. They give you these bogus stories about having a child who lives in another country, having a wife who has died or they are a soldier in the Army on assignment. I have not found the first genuine man on this website. Every one of them appear to be scammers. You don't know who is real and who is not real. Where are these scammers getting all these pictures of people who appear to be real people? My advice is to never send your photos to these people because they are using your pictures to create profiles on websites to scam other unsuspecting people. Nothing seems to be sacred anymore.

First of all, I didn't even become a member of Chemistry.com, and they put up an old profile of mine from Match.com. I didn't authorize it. I got two emails, both from scammers. You "fell in love" with me almost instantaneously! These men will not Skype with you because they are using stolen photos. If you ask them to Skype and they won't do it, that's a dead giveaway!! They will give you an email address but if you try to do a reverse search on the email address or phone number they give you, nothing will come up. Somehow they have untraceable phone numbers and emails.

Chemistry.com is owned by Match.com or at least it was several years ago. Chemistry.com has gone from an ok matchmaking platform to one of the "worst" places online for matchmaking. Assuming any "real" matchmaking is actually going on. I can guarantee you 100% that within 10-30 minutes of logging into your account you will receive "at least" 1 wink or some other communication indicating someone is taking note of you. This will happen 100% every time you login to Chemistry.com. Every time. A sudden influx of supposed members seeking your attention just as you arrive on the scene.

I rejoined Chemistry.com. Hadn't been on it for two years. After a short while, the website indicated that I had a new message from another member. The website kept prompting me to pay for a subscription in order to see the message. So, I paid. And then I discovered that the message was from a scammer, which Chemistry.com later verified. I complained to Chemistry.com that they are an accessory and beneficiary of the scammer, but they just wished me luck with my search.

Profiles with heads pasted over original photographs. Free weekends for non-payers brought out MANY MORE creeps. The written profiles by members seems legitimate, until they write a request. Then, they struggle with the English language. Such as.... "What you do for Val?" "You have nice Val?" Val meaning Valentines. I began feeling violated and unsafe. Therefore, I removed my picture and posted a fake one. Also, I changed my profile stating that I own an ostrich farm. Yes, I have contacted this company. They have not responded. This was my first experience on a dating site. After the first two weeks, I cancelled my membership. Unfortunately, my profile (currently fake) is posted until my 3 month subscription expires. STAY AWAY FROM THIS DATING SITE. SCAMMERS, FAKES AND CREEPY.

This is not an exaggeration. > 90% of the profiles received on the site are from scammers. They are easy to recognize because they use scammer-grammar. If you ask them where they're from, they make up a story about why they spent time out of the country. They email you and immediately want to get off the site, so they give their private email address. They say they've read your profile, but never say anything specific about it. They want you to tell them all about yourself, even if you've already put it in your profile. Their profile often will say something vague under occupation, like engineering or government. They're almost always "widowed." The kicker for me is that they all say they're honest and are seeking the same.

When a possible match finally "wanted to get to know me better," it turned out to be a West Africa money scheme. Not infrequently, a match contacts me from hundreds of miles away, against my specific distance preference. It just doesn't get better, there's an aura of fake all over the place. I just got an email that I got a wink. In my inbox, this wink was not present. Go figure.

You will quickly note certain syntax and jargon isn't consistent with the way Americans speak. Also after googling guys' names, found Facebook and LinkedIn accounts of the real person whose pictures they steal. 20-30 contacts with men, all of whom were fraudulent. Raised hell and finally got my money back from Chemistry. Don't waste your time and use caution.

This dating site has nothing but a bunch of scam artist on it. It is so bad, I canceled my subscription a week into it. When you ask them about it, you get no response. This site is by far the worse and associated with Match.com, whose site has gone totally downhill with the same issues and should be shut down. There is totally no security or screening put in place. There are a ton of messages or refer to themselves as "textme" followed by a number that are all fake. It gets into your personal email address but not into the site. How is that happening??? To-date after close to 6 months, have not come across one legitimate match. This is absolutely disgraceful! They take your money (and it's not cheap to join) and you're stuck! SHUT THIS SITE DOWN!!!

I am so so sorry I ever joined chemistry and feel they should return users money. Every person that has ever contacted me through them are love scammers. Everyone. They are always attractive and very romantic and poor woman fall for it then they start with the money stuff. They are stuck in a country and so on. I didn't get that far because they to me are easy to spot. They dive into the baby and I think I love you stuff way too soon for American men and they mess up on the language. Our language isn't easy to write. You ask for pic and all of a sudden they can't send it. They might say to go on web cam which if you do you don't see them and again with an excuse but it mean your computer has been hacked. Chemistry should be sued and I want money back from them. They are horrible.

While a member of Chemistry.com I began to receive messages in my personal email from people like "Hit me" or "Text Me" that included phone numbers. This began to happen on a daily basis. Usually they were sending "winks". When I checked my account these people were not listed. I complained to Chemistry.com and was told that sometimes these people "slip between the cracks" of their security. They did not propose to investigate the individuals. I ask to have my information deleted from their website and my money refunded. They did delete my profile, but refused to refund my money. I had paid for 6 months and only used 3. This constitutes a rip off in my mind.

Same complaint as another reviewer. I just joined the site 2 days ago and then my account was terminated saying it is in the best interests of the community. I haven't done anything or sent any inappropriate messages.

I had three men try to get close to me then try to scam money from me... It all starts out the same way. They get your email or phone. They start texting and calling in a couple of days. They are talking about love and a future together. They use good stories. They all have wives that die and a kid that is somewhere else in another country or state, but you will never meet them. When you insist all of a sudden they have to leave the country. Little by little they try to get your trust then try to get money. Beware, beware.

I have been on Chemistry.com since Jan 7, 2015. My total count of hustlers to date is 34. My total count of contact with legitimate people is 0. I am getting real good at spotting them since the real contacts is 0, but I talk with them and learn their tricks. So far I am out of money. I inquired to Chemistry.com if they had any real people on there and they said they do their best to screen. The screening process is not the issue, all 34 passed my initial screening process. 2 have even passed several weeks of email and chat.

I am really disappointed with this site. I signed for a 14 days free trial. After a week of managing the account with no problem...suddenly I was not able to log in with my email or user name that is required. I contacted chemistry.com via email about this issue but I did not get any response back. I know something was wrong. I emailed from different email address and I got this response...

I signed up as I thought Chemistry.com was a legitimate site. I would definitely say not now! I have in 2 days received 14 winks from women in their 30's and I'm 60. Come on, give me a break people! Curiosity made me text 2 of them, and one I get this little picture of this girl who looks 20 and she says her name is Mary ** from New Jersey and is 30 years old, while the email I received from Chemistry.com showed the user was 32 and from Grand Forks, ND. Obviously scam material.

Had a woman (I wonder?) named Millicent ** who sent me a message thru Chemistry.com, which I never officially joined, to text her at **. I did and I find out the number is a Billings, Montana area code, but she is actually in Ghana supposedly studying to be a nurse??? She told me she was financially stable, but after a few more emails I get a text that she has malaria and doesn't have enough money to pay for the medicine and the hospital care! She even called me too but as usual you can't hear her clearly with all the background noise! As it always is when you're being scammed! It started with asking or begging for a few Hundred Dollars and would have gotten request for more as time goes by! BEWARE!!! Don't Ever! EVER! EVER! Give them or Wire them Money!!!!!! PERIOD!!!!