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Stay away from [censored]book! It's a total rip-off, I'm telling ya. So, like, I signed up for their membership, right? And guess what? Just twenty minutes later, they send me an email saying I gotta prove I'm not some fraudster. They want me to go to another site and give my credit card info again, but they swear I won't be charged. Yeah, right!

I tried to reason with them, you know? I asked if I could talk to someone on the phone. But nope, they flat out refused to give me a number. Instead, they threatened to take me to court! Can you believe it? They're gonna charge me twice and pile on a bunch of fees, and they won't even let me have a chat with a real person. And now, they won't even bother responding to my emails. Talk about rude!

But hey, here's the thing. I've been recording our whole conversation through their messaging system. I'm gonna bring that to court, you betcha! I told 'em straight up that I've only been on their site for 20 minutes, and it's been nothing but trouble. So naturally, I want a refund, right? Well, guess what they said? They don't do refunds! Can you believe the nerve?

Here's the kicker, though. In their terms of use, it clearly states they'll give a refund and investigate the reason behind it. But nope, they're not sticking to their own rules. What a load of bull$#*! Seriously, folks, do yourselves a favor and steer clear of this shady site. Unless you wanna be taken advantage of, that is. Trust me, it's not worth it.

I messaged F-Book to ask about their content moderation, and boy, did I let them have it! I called them a bunch of hacks, and you know what? They actually responded. But it wasn't good news. They told me that my personal info had been compromised. Can you believe it? And to top it off, I got a pop-up on my computer from Microsoft, warning me that some sneaky person in Moscow, Russia had accessed my personal info at 1:46 PM today. Talk about a major breach!

Naturally, I clicked on the Microsoft pop-up button to report the incident. I mean, what else could I do? Now, here's the thing about F-Book. They're based in Switzerland, and apparently, they don't really care about internet safety rules. They don't bother to protect your personal information, especially if you dare to criticize their precious website. It's like they're asking for trouble!

As soon as I found out about the breach, I didn't waste a second. I immediately changed all my important passwords for my network and system. Gotta stay one step ahead of those Russian hackers, you know? The IP address I saw in the warning is supposedly the real deal, belonging to those sneaky Russians. But who knows? They're probably smart enough to change it by now.

Let me give you the lowdown on the Microsoft warning I received. Brace yourself, it's pretty alarming. They said they detected something fishy about my recent sign-in to my Microsoft account. The account in question is "[protected]@(whatever).com." And get this, the sign-in was traced back to Russia, specifically Moscow. The IP address they provided is 103.225.77.255. The incident happened on Fri, 25 Nov 2022 at 21:47:36 +0000. I was using Windows 10 and good ol' Firefox as my browser. That's the real deal, straight from Microsoft themselves.

So, let me make this crystal clear: F-Book is dangerous. They can't protect your personal data, and they definitely can't be trusted. I'm telling you, stay far away from this website. It's not worth the risk.

When I first signed up for this site, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease. It became clear to me that they are knowingly engaging in fraudulent activities and possibly even illegal ones (I've gone ahead and reported them to the FBI, just to be safe). They'll try to pressure you into visiting another website for verification purposes and threaten to close your account if you refuse. I reached out to them, but they denied any knowledge, even though the email trail clearly originated from them. To make matters worse, my account was unexpectedly shut down two months before my paid subscription was set to expire. What a mistake!

The so-called users on this site are most likely 95% webcam trolls who are just looking to lure you into another scam where they'll try to swindle you out of your hard-earned money. Fortunately, I never fell for their tricks. It's astonishing that some of these users even claim to be part of the Fbook staff, and despite Fbook's alleged awareness of this issue, they do nothing to address it (thankfully, I took screenshots early on because I had my suspicions). This whole operation is a massive scam, and it's mind-boggling how it hasn't been exposed for what it truly is. Until that day comes, I'll continue my mission to ensure that they face the consequences they deserve.

Let's be clear, there's nothing wrong with wanting to find a casual encounter, but it becomes a crime when these scammers deceitfully take people's money for a nonexistent and worthless "service." Don't fall into their trap! Stay far away from this site and save yourself the headache and disappointment.

First of all, let me tell you that any website that promises you a night of passion with a woman is straight up lying to your face. Unless you're dealing with a professional lady of the night or a girl who's had a few too many drinks, chances are slim to none that you'll be getting lucky without even introducing yourself. Now, let me share my personal experience with this site called [censored]book ([censored]book.com). I gotta admit, it piqued my curiosity, so I decided to give it a shot.

As I started the sign-up process, I couldn't help but feel a bit skeptical. I mean, seriously, before I even finished creating my profile or uploaded a picture of myself, I started receiving messages from supposedly local ladies who were all hot and bothered and ready to jump into bed with me. Talk about a major red flag! I hadn't even had the chance to meet these women, let alone buy them a drink or show them what I looked like. It just didn't add up, if you catch my drift.

But hey, I decided to play along and see where this wild goose chase would lead me. So, I tried to reply to these messages, only to find out that I couldn't do so without shelling out some cash. Another red flag waving right in my face. However, I thought, "What the heck, let's see what happens." I entered my credit card information and paid for a one-month subscription, hoping to uncover the truth behind this whole charade.

And guess what? As soon as I made the payment, the flood of messages mysteriously dried up. I couldn't believe how foolish I felt, knowing that I had fallen for a scam and gone through the whole process. If I were you, my friend, I'd steer clear of this site. Instead, why not freshen up with a nice shower, put on your best clothes, and head out to your local bar? Trust me, your chances of picking up a girl there are way higher than on this shady platform.

So, take my advice and save yourself the disappointment. Don't waste your time and money on false promises and empty dreams. Go out into the real world, where genuine connections can be made. You'll thank me later.

I've been a member on [censored]book for three years. I stayed that long because it wasn't too expensive and I've made a few friends there. When I signed up, it was $14.95 per month, billed for three months at a time. Now it's $39.95 per month. You can't exchange email addresses, Kik info, phone numbers, links to videos, or any other way to try to contact a friend with benefits. With all the fake profiles and scams on that site, it should be free. Adultfriendfinder.com is a much better site to actually meet someone. You can exchange all the above contact info you want on AFF. There's far less spam, scams, pop-up advertisements, and no site-generated profiles. You can upload videos there very easily. And it's a third of the cost. I highly recommend AFF over [censored]book any day, all day, and every day. What do you have to say about that, [censored]book support? Check it out. LILBIGD40. That's BS, [censored]book support. You charge $39.95 per month, billed three months at a time. That's $119.85 to not be able to share contact info with someone you want to hookup with. Adultfriendfinder.com charges $25.95, billed for three months, for a total of $77.85. That's a billed difference of $42.00. How is that on par? And you can exchange contact information on Adult Friend Finder without it being deleted or blocked by [censored]book support. Basically, all they want you to do is chat and exchange pics on their site.

[censored]book is a complete waste of time and money. They claim to have 'live webcams' that are supposedly broadcasting in real-time, but in reality, they are just pre-recorded videos. The whole purpose of this deception is to make you believe that you are interacting with attractive women who are chatting with you. However, as soon as you try to respond, they hit you with a message saying you need to upgrade to a gold membership to continue the conversation. Absolutely ridiculous! There's no way I'm falling for that scam. They can forget about getting my credit card information. They are a bunch of scammers, and if you've already paid for their services, I strongly suggest you demand a refund. If they refuse, don't hesitate to report their website or even take legal action against them. Trust me, I've already gone through all of that.

Now, they claim in their response that they don't offer gold trials. But if that's true, then why did their ad say 'Get a free one week trial'? I may have been mistaken about the trial, but everything else I said still stands. And can they really guarantee that they don't randomly broadcast live webcams? Because from what I've seen, they definitely do. Every time I enter a new page on their site, a mini-window pops up with a girl on cam, ready to chat. So much for their claim of 'no random broadcasts'!

But it gets even worse. They still expect you to pay for a gold trial. I mean, seriously? A trial is supposed to be free! And [censored]book representatives, if you're going to reply to this review, don't give me some excuse like 'we only do this to verify your card is not fake' or any other nonsense. It's a trial, and there should be no need for providing any card details whatsoever. And just to clarify, this review is not unfair or fake. I've done my research, and my friend KOOLKYLE even made a video on YouTube exposing the fakeness of this site. It's complete [censored]!

If you want to see for yourself, check out this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=da4hLLRKocA. But trust me, you're better off staying far away from [censored]book. It's a total scam and a waste of your time and money.

Let me tell you something. [censored]book, just like so many other sites out there, isn't really a proper dating site or a social platform. What most folks tend to overlook is the fine print. All those complaints you see on review sites? They're actually true, and even the terms and conditions admit it. These sites are all about adult entertainment, not about finding a hookup. I can't stress this enough: take the time to read the fine print and try to understand how these terms are laid out. Those documents are long because they know us humans too well. We're just too darn lazy to bother with all that blah blah blah. We just skip right over it.

Now, let's talk about those free memberships they offer. They're nothing more than teasers cooked up by the company. Upgrading to a paid membership is like being in a shooting gallery, desperately searching for someone who shares your interests. But let's face it, the chances of finding that perfect match are pretty slim. It's just a simple fact. If you had a thriving social life and the charm to back it up, you wouldn't even bother with a site like this.

The main purpose of this site is to make money, and once you become a paid member, they'll keep reaching into your pocket for more. Now, I'm a consumer advocate, and I've taken it upon myself to investigate and test over a hundred of these sites. I've gone as far as getting full memberships and shelling out for all the extras. I do it all independently, without any ties to any company or site, and at my own expense. No compensation involved.

Now, let's be clear here. These sites aren't exactly frauds or scams, but they sure are misleading. And that's even more dangerous, because it's always been and always will be "Caveat Emptor" - let the buyer beware. To put it simply, the site takes zero responsibility. It's all on you, the end user, to deal with anything and everything that could go wrong. So, be careful out there, folks.

I signed up for this site earlier today. I'm a bit older, in my 50s, and I live in Stockholm, Sweden. And let me tell you, within just 8 hours, I had more than a dozen drop-dead gorgeous ladies reaching out to me. It was quite the confidence booster, I must say. But hold on a minute...

Here's the thing, all of these women were in their 20s. Now, call me skeptical, but that seems a tad fishy. I mean, seriously, are these young nymphs really on the hunt for men in their 50s? It just doesn't add up, you know?

But that's not all. Brace yourself for this one. Three of these ladies (and who knows, maybe even more, but I didn't bother checking after I noticed the trend) claimed to be in Sweden, yet their pictures were taken in the exact same room. And guess where this room is? You won't believe it, but it's in the UK! How do I know? Well, there's this unmistakably British 3-pin electrical socket on the wall. Can you imagine that?

Now, I'm no mathematician, but I do know a thing or two about statistics. And let me tell you, if something is statistically possible, it will eventually happen. But here's the kicker, my friends. The chances of having 3 out of 12 or 15 stunning Swedish ladies, all with multiple pictures taken in the same British bedroom, contacting me on my very first day of membership and claiming to be just around the corner? Slim to none! It's got scam written all over it, plain and simple.

But hey, I'm grateful that I caught on before I handed over any of my hard-earned cash. Nice try, but not today, scammers.

Oh, and here's an update, just a few hours later. I noticed something interesting. They seem to respond to most of the criticism here. So, if they decide to reply to this review, I'm curious to see how they explain the fact that 20% or more of all 20-year-old Swedish women apparently have naked photos of themselves taken in the exact same room that happens to be in another country (and in a different time zone, mind you, the UK). I have a feeling they won't be able to come up with a believable answer for that one. In fact, I suspect they won't even bother trying.

I've been a Premium Member on $#*!book for a whole year now. Right from the start, the site was a bit tricky to navigate because they let ladies join for free. Unfortunately, this has led to a bunch of scams taking advantage of this kind gesture. You'll find men pretending to be women, cam girls looking for paying clients, escorts, and site promoters trying to get votes by tricking people into signing up through their links. It's not just $#*!book though, you'll encounter these kinds of things on other dating sites too, just so you know.

If all the women on $#*!book had to pay for their membership like us men do, then all these shenanigans would disappear in a heartbeat. But then again, most of the ladies on $#*!book would vanish too, including the good ones who are just enjoying their free accounts.

Despite all that, this site has been a major success for me in terms of meeting intriguing women. I've already had the pleasure of meeting several girls from $#*!book and let me tell you, things got pretty steamy. This place attracts some seriously horny and open-minded ladies who are even willing to meet up in person. They're also up for some fun Cam2Cam action, and many of them are even searching for their soulmate and future hubby.

All in all, the money I spent on the one-year membership was the best investment I've made for some erotic fun in a long while. I've even become an active moderator on the site, helping to clean up all the negative stuff. If this site can kick out the problematic members, it would easily be one of the top-notch erotic dating sites out there (and trust me, I've tried most of them). Many sites promise that you'll meet sexy women if you become a member, but $#*!BOOK is one of the very few that actually delivers on that promise.

The only reason I didn't give the site a full 5 stars is because there are still too many shady female profiles lurking around. However, if you learn to spot them and steer clear, you can have a blast of erotic fun on this fantastic dating site.

If you wanna see lots of naked bodies and body parts, watch porn and try to hook up with someone, then this site is for you. If you're curious about it, become a member and see for yourself. Read the info.

Now, this review is based on my own experience, so it might not be the same for everyone. I could be wrong about some stuff, and other people might have different opinions about [censored]book (or FuB, as some call it).

I was curious, that's why I joined. And I had a serious reason too - finding love. I know it's unlikely, but hey, love can be found anywhere, right? So I thought, why not give it a shot? Turns out, I was dead wrong.

I became a member in the fall of 2022. At first, I used the site for free. But being a free member has its limitations. You can only look at the content and like it, just like on other social media platforms.

You'll get a bunch of Icebreakers from other users. They're random messages that people send you. And trust me, you'll see these users visiting your profile too.

If you don't want these Icebreakers, just click the option to cancel them.

In January, I decided to pay for a subscription to get more out of the site and see what these Icebreakers were all about. Turns out, they're pretty impersonal. And guess what? Once I opted out of receiving or sending Icebreakers, they stopped coming and so did the profile visits. It seemed like the Icebreakers were just a ploy to get you to pay for a subscription. So be careful and think twice before you decide to pay for this site.

While I was a paying user, I interacted with some profiles. Some of them used photos from OnlyFans or porn celebrities. I'll never know if the person behind those photos was a man or a woman, but I do know that the photos were fake. One time, I found out way too late that "she" was using photos of Jia Lissa, even though I had already come across Jia Lissa's photos before. I felt like a fool. These fakes clearly violated the site's terms of use.

Many users have over 1000 profiles on their contact list, some even have over 4000. It makes you wonder how serious they are when they have so many contacts. It's unrealistic to think they can interact with each and every one of them. It seems like they're just collecting followers or fans who are only interested in seeing new content. Don't expect any meaningful interaction or even a reply to a simple greeting. Personally, I prefer quality over quantity. I'm not interested in following someone with that many contacts. I've unfollowed profiles that are just collectors and profiles that show no interest in me.

Before January ended, I canceled my subscription. But then I changed my mind and tried to pay again. Unfortunately, my card got rejected. I tried multiple times with different cards, but they all got rejected. I reached out to support and they told me that one card didn't work because my bank didn't allow purchases on this site. Fair enough, I understood and respected that. The other card should've worked, I had used it before, but this time it just wouldn't go through. I tried multiple times, asked for support, and they warned me that if it kept getting rejected, my card would get blocked and I wouldn't be able to use it anymore. So I stopped trying.

I went back to being a free user... until April came around and I decided to give it another shot.

First try didn't work, but the second one did. So I became an active user again.

A few days later, I noticed that I had been charged twice on my bank account. What the hell? I reached out to support to find out why. Turns out, I had another account that I didn't create, and they charged me for it too! I never made a second profile and I never paid for it. They created it without my permission and charged me for it. I wasn't given a chance to accept or decline that second profile or the charge.

The good thing is, after I contacted support about this issue, they refunded the second charge and deleted the second profile. So at least they fixed that. (I got my money back.)

BUT IT DOESN'T END THERE. I noticed another mysterious $1 charge from this site. What the hell is going on?

It took me two emails to get an explanation.

In the first email, they told me:

"You had two active profiles.

We deleted the profile... and refunded the last charge...

Please be aware when purchasing trials, as it the same mistake is made no refund will be made."

They didn't explain the mysterious $1 charge in that email.

In the second email, they finally explained:

"You clicked on an offer for a trial of [another site].

We refunded you the re-billing of $39.99 since you did not cancel during the one day trial period.

The trial amount of $1 will not be refunded. Your membership was cancelled and now expired."

I NEVER clicked on anything to accept that trial offer for the other site. I was never given a chance to accept or decline it.

Sometimes, an ad pops up on [censored]book and you have to click the X on the upper right corner to close it. If I got charged $1, it means I accidentally touched the ad while trying to close it. There's no warning or indication that a charge is about to happen. It's downright dishonest. I had no control over that transaction. It's almost like theft. It would be theft if I didn't get anything in return.

So here's my advice: STAY AWAY FROM [censored]BOOK. Touch yourself instead of the screen. Find sex somewhere else. Don't waste your money on this site. And be aware of the automatic charges and unauthorized profiles created under your name. You can't even be sure if a profile is genuine or if the photos are real. And like I mentioned before, having over 1000 profiles on their contact list is a sign of a less serious user, at least when it comes to interactions.

[censored]book is the worst when it comes to service and honesty. They weren't honest when they automatically created a profile and charged my credit card without my consent. They should take measures to prevent these uncontrolled charges.

Alright, let's get straight to it. Paying for $#*!book.com is no problem, but here's the thing - the girls on there? Fake. The pictures? Fake. And guess what? Most of them are actually dudes. Can you believe it? This $#*!book.com is just full of $#*!.

I've got a lawyer on the case right now, digging into these scammers. Even with their fancy Terms and Conditions, it's a real pain to get rid of websites like this. But let me tell you, $#*!book's days are numbered. I reckon they'll be gone in the next three months, tops. Especially since we're heading straight to their Headquarters with a subpoena. We're not messing around.

I've been trying like crazy to expose these $#*!book scammers ever since my friend tragically took their own life. It's a real shame. You see, there are girls on this site who claim they want to meet up, but it's all a ploy. They're actually part of some escort service, and they'll ask you for money. And if you don't pay up, they'll call the cops on you, accusing you of assault or something. It's a real mess.

But mark my words, $#*!book's days are numbered. I'm taking matters into my own hands and making sure justice is served. They won't be around for much longer, that's for sure.

Are there any good reviews here? It seems like all of them are negative. That's because these guys are a bunch of scammers who steal photos from other sites. My friend passed away a while ago, but she's apparently still a member and active online. They swipe pictures from other naughty sites and try to make it seem like they have a ton of members. On top of that, they bombard you with messages from their staff, just to get you to pay and join. Once you join, the messages magically stop. They should let people know which messages are from staff members before they cough up their hard-earned cash. Otherwise, it's false advertising and straight-up robbery. Sure, other sites do it too, but that's why they have such terrible reviews, ya know?

Oh, and please spare us the comment, Mr. Representative. We all know you're full of it. It's pretty embarrassing for you to be responding to hundreds of people who are calling your site a scam.

Wow, just take a gander at all them negative reviews! This here site is a complete scam, and anyone who tries to tell ya otherwise is a worthless piece of garbage. Yeah, I'm talkin' 'bout you, representative of $#*!book. Your slimy business practices are a prime example of what's wrong with the world today. Your darn site is built from the ground up to swindle folks outta their hard-earned cash through deceit, instead of providin' honest services. I can't even fathom how awful your third world country must be for ya to stoop so low. You're worth less than a festering discharge from a leper's behind in Calcutta. If ya had any decency in ya, ya'd do us all a favor and toss yerself into an industrial incinerator, ya scum-ridden, bottom-feeding mutt. We oughta just carpet bomb yer lousy, vermin-infested dump of a country and turn it into a parkin' lot. We'd be heroes, I tell ya!

Yeah, so I gotta tell ya, this site seems like a total scam. They claim it's free for a lifetime membership on their website, but then they go and ask for your credit card info to charge you. And get this, you're supposed to call them to cancel the membership. But here's the kicker, you gotta call them again to actually get it activated. But let me tell ya, if you're not a paying member, chances are you ain't eligible for anything. And let me tell ya, they'll find any excuse to terminate your account and delete it. I tried to get that promised free membership, just like four of my buddies did, just to see if it's legit. But guess what? None of us got that free lifetime deal they were blabbering about on their website.

And here's another thing, if you sign up, you'll start getting messages from people right away. But let me tell ya, if you send 'em a message back, they won't even bother responding. I'm starting to think that most of the folks on this site who send messages are just bots or fake profiles set up by the company. Can't trust 'em, I tell ya.

Like most sites of this kind, [censored]book falls into the category of interconnected sites that aim to gather as much information as possible from their users. The site itself is often based in a location outside of the United States, typically in a third world country where laws, if they even exist, are rarely enforced. This means that once you provide your financial information, it's essentially sold off, leaving you with absolutely no recourse or protection. Can you even imagine the horror of "Identity Theft"? It's a nightmare waiting to happen.

Now, let's talk about the pictures on this site. Oh boy, they're loaded with stunning women who miraculously all seem to be from your local area. But hold on a minute, I live in a teeny-tiny town, and it's pretty darn obvious that these women don't actually reside here. In fact, they probably claim to be residents of every town in the entire United States! It's all just a ploy to deceive and trick poor, desperate souls into handing over their precious credit card information. Sneaky, huh?

My advice? Steer clear of this site unless you're solely interested in browsing through some eye candy. Trust me, there's nothing here but disappointment and trouble if you fall for their exaggerated claims. Don't believe the hype, my friend. It's all smoke and mirrors.

This site ain't no good for "hooking up," I tell ya. They don't let members share their contact info, can ya believe it? And if someone dares to speak out against their shady practices, they just delete their account, no questions asked. I mean, seriously, does this sound like a legit hookup or dating site to ya? Nah, it's just a big ol' rip off, if ya ask me.

Now, let's talk about their business practices. They lure ya in with promises of sex if ya pay for a membership, but guess what? They have no intention of actually lettin' adults exchange contact info. It's like they're takin' your money and runnin', leavin' ya high and dry. That's straight-up thievery, my friend. And to make matters worse, they make it real difficult for unhappy members to stop 'em from stealin' that monthly [censored] tease fee. They just keep chargin' your card, no questions asked.

This site, it's nothin' more than a bunch of porn that members upload. That's it. You won't find any satisfaction here, trust me. And don't even get me started on all the different names they use for their backdoor sites. It's like they're tryin' to hide their shady practices behind a bunch of fancy names. Well, let me tell ya, the ratings for this crappy site and all its side and backdoor sites should be in the negative digits, if ya ask me.

So, folks, steer clear of this place. It's a total scam, and they ain't interested in helpin' ya find any real connections. Save your money and find yourself a better site, one that actually delivers what it promises. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

I signed up for the site without splurging on a full membership. I wanted to test the waters and see what kind of folks are hanging around here, and let me tell you, I've come across a boatload of phonies.

First off, there are these profiles that are clearly cooked up by $#*!book.com themselves, meant to be used by their customer service team. They even admit it in their terms and conditions, like, no secrets here, folks:

"We make these user profiles so our support reps can help out, market the Service, make it better, and give our paying Members a taste of what kind of chit-chat they can expect."

You can spot these "members" pretty easily because they got this fancy C thingy surrounded by a square either on their profile or before their username. It's like a secret code or something.

Then, we got these "third-party" profiles that are just itching to send you off to some other hookup site or beg you to add them on Skype. And guess what? Once you do, they'll just send you on yet another wild goose chase to yet another hookup site. It's like a never-ending loop, man.

If you manage to filter out these two types of profiles, you might stumble upon a handful of seemingly genuine people on this site. But let me tell ya, it's like finding a needle in a haystack. Good luck to all you brave souls out there searching this site or any of its kin. You're gonna need it.

I was a paying member on this site for over a year! Yeah, I actually met two real people, but most of the profiles are fake, you know? Obviously, they got these writers to keep guys interested. It's a fact! And sometimes, the site ain't even accessible, man! So, I reached out to support, right? They just canceled my membership and didn't do squat to fix the problems I was facing! Can you believe that? When I told them about it, they straight up denied everything! I bet someone from the site will come here and deny everything I'm saying, but deep down, they know their site is garbage. They got paid staff baiting dudes to keep paying, man! Those emails just keep coming and coming, you know? It's a total waste of time and money, dude! It's full of fake emails from paid staff and cam hookers, and they keep redirecting you to cam hooker pages! It's just a terrible site that collects spam, man. Not even worth a free membership, let alone a paid one! You'd have better luck getting lucky at church, seriously!

I had a free account on [censored]book and I chatted with this guy a lot. But then he started acting strange, so I had to delete my account and create a new one with a different profile name. I've been enjoying [censored]book, except for all the fake profiles and stuff. I actually met a nice guy and we chatted nonstop for days. But then, out of nowhere on Saturday, they deleted my profile for absolutely no reason. I reached out to support and they told me it was because of a scammer or something like that. They claimed they reviewed my account and decided not to reactivate it.

And guess what? I can't even use that email address again! So, I had to create a new email address, make a new account, and guess what? They just keep deleting me! It's so frustrating! I'm a real user who genuinely enjoyed using their site. But after trying ten times and going through the hassle of creating new usernames and email accounts each time, I've given up!

Why on earth would [censored]book do this? It's beyond me! They must have banned my IP address from their system, and I'm absolutely furious with them. To make matters worse, there's no phone number to call, and their support emails seem automated because they always say the same old stuff.

Seriously, [censored]book, get your act together or you won't be winning any awards this year. Sort out your site, for crying out loud!

This site, [censored]book, is an absolute disaster! Don't even think about wasting your precious time or hard-earned money on this scam.

1. As soon as I signed up with the most basic information, like my location and email, I started receiving spam emails from supposed "hot chics." Can you believe it? These ladies are supposedly sending naked pictures and asking to hook up with guys, but they don't even know their age, appearance, or personality. It's just plain ridiculous!

2. The worst part is that you can't access anything on the site without paying up. Every time I tried to use it and find some useful information, I was immediately redirected to a sign-up page, demanding payment before I could proceed any further. Talk about a money-grabbing scheme!

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