Whispark
reviews and complaints

Whispark is a total rip-off, let me tell you. I don't know how they do it, but those women must not ever sleep, because every time I log on, it's the same picture but with a different name. I even spoke to one girl for five months and she wouldn't get off the site - always had an excuse to not give me her phone number. And you know something? I had a feeling she wasn't even the same person I was talking to. If you read the convos, it's pretty darn obvious.

I decided to test her by saying stuff that wasn't even true just to see if she'd notice. Well, she didn't - and I caught her giving me info based on that false stuff. And the next day, she even tried to play it off like it was a joke. Like, come on lady, I'm not that dumb.

And the prices are insane, too. They lure you in with some free VIP deal just so you'll buy their credits, but it's not even worth it. You're basically paying to chat with a fake person. Don't say I didn't warn you - save your money and go elsewhere for real connections.

I am extremely disappointed with Whispark. I had an awful experience with them and would not recommend this dating site to anyone. Seriously, ZERO STARS is definitely too many for them. If you don't believe me, just check out http://meetrob.weebly.com where there are tons of negative reviews about this site.

Firstly, I had a major issue with my credit card which they were unable to handle, while other sites had no trouble whatsoever. Secondly, their prices are outrageous! I paid a whopping $35 just to read a letter with only 3 photos attached. Can you believe that? It's daylight robbery, I tell you!

And don't even get me started on their customer service. It was quite possibly the worst I've ever come across. Instead of trying to help me, all they did was blame me and my bank for the issues which were clearly their fault. It was completely unacceptable.

I will say that the girls seemed alright, but the lack of contact outside the site was absolutely pathetic. They were quite happy to censor out the name of a hospital, which isn't a good sign at all. It just goes to show how unethical they really are.

To make things worse, I had a phone call which they censored and yet they still charged me for it. What a joke! I must suggest that you stay as far away as possible from this site. It's the worst dating site I have ever come across and the company itself is just as bad.

In fact, I would put Whispark on par with Charmlive - the second worst dating site out there. Seriously, stay clear of both of them if you want to save your time, money and sanity.

I decided to give Whispark.com a try and I have been using the site for about 4 months now. I have chatted with hundreds of girls on the site and managed to select 3 girls that caught my attention. After some time talking to them, I asked one girl if she wanted to go on a date with me and she agreed. However, after just 2 days, she suddenly went offline and changed her country from Ukraine to Belarus.

Feeling a bit disappointed, I decided to try again and asked another girl if she wanted to go on a date through the site or outside. She said she preferred to meet outside and even gave me a hotel name. We planned to meet after 1.5 months but unfortunately, when I got to the hotel, she was nowhere to be found.

I thought maybe the third time would be a charm, so I asked another girl out and we even booked a hotel. However, just 3 days before the meeting, she told me her family was against it which really made me sad. I even tried to compromise and suggested she bring her family along, but she refused.

Throughout my 4 months on the site, I had been chatting, sending and receiving photos, and asking girls out. All of this came at a price, and when I calculated it all, it came out to be around $10 per photo.

My experience on Whispark.com has left me feeling skeptical about Ukrainian girls on the site. Who knows, maybe they're not even from Ukraine at all. Some guys are even buying photos from girls and using them on the site to fake their identity. Overall, it seems like the site is just after your money and the girls don't seem to actually want to meet up in person.

In conclusion, I would not recommend using Whispark.com for anyone looking for genuine relationships or even dates. It's just not worth the time, effort and money.

The thing about Whispark is they got great-lookin' women, but it's hard to believe if these dames are real. It's funny that the good reviews come from people that work for them or the company itself. And gettin' customer service? Good luck with that. I been on this site since February 2019 and let me tell you, there's a whole lotta women sayin' they love me. But it's all fake love, ya dig? I told some of these ladies I ain't interested and they still write to me every day. It don't make sense, man. Why would a lady keep writin' if you already said you ain't interested or if you cut 'em down? It's cause they gettin' paid to get guys to spend money on this site, and that's the truth. It's a joke, and they need to do a real investigation on this site, cause they takin' my money and a whole lotta other people's money. It can't be legal, can it? I got proof of these fake women too, so don't believe these people sayin' they met a great lady on here. They're a joke, just like the site itself.

If you think you'll find your dream lady on this website, you must be nuts! These people want to keep as many gents on the hook as possible. As soon as you log on, you're inundated with ladies who want to chat. To these operators, you're bait for the sharks. Almost every lady on this site is a knockout, and I can't figure out why they need to join a site like this to find guys. Look at ladies from Ukraine or China. Any dude would jump at the opportunity. It's proof that they're just after someone with cash! You've got to buy credits for every little thing. That's idiotic! Once you get talking to someone on here, they'll send you letters that cost you credits (ten each for five or more letters), and you can tell when she's sent you one because her English is lousy if she's not good at it, or her other ones are (for obvious reasons). What gives? It's such a rip-off, and I'd give anything to close it down and reveal money-hungry [censored]s. Save your money and don't waste your time on this garbage! The website is trash, and anyone who thinks it's legit is wrong!

I just had an experience with Whispark that left me feeling ripped off and skeptical of online dating sites. I dropped a hefty $3000 on this website hoping to find that special someone in China. However, what I got in return was a meager six email addresses. What's worse is that I found out that women don't have to pay a dime to use this site. They get professionally photographed and even have free videos produced. Meanwhile, us men have to fork over all the cash.

Out of those six ladies, two ended up just wanting to be friends and giving me their WeChat accounts. We still communicate, but the other four were no-shows. One of them claimed she couldn't meet because of a family tragedy, and another just stopped emailing because she spoke no English. The last two only wanted to stick to Whispark and claimed to never use any other apps, which I found highly unlikely. As someone who travels to China often, I know for a fact that all my Chinese friends use WeChat for just about everything.

This led me to believe that Whispark is nothing more than a scam designed to prey on vulnerable, lonely, and wealthy white men. The women on the site are probably just there to make money, and the provocative photos are most likely taken by professional models rather than the individuals themselves. This screams of a sleazy porn site rather than a legitimate dating service.

I would strongly advise against using Whispark if you're looking for a genuine connection with someone in China. You're much better off trying your luck on a more reputable dating site. Don't fall for the pretty pictures and false promises.

1. So, I tried out Whispark.com and honestly, I was a bit disappointed. Firstly, it seemed like every girl on there was just waiting for someone to come along and talk to them - it didn't exactly feel like a personal experience.
2. And let's talk about the cost. Wow, it is expensive! A letter with three photos costs 40 credits, which equates to $20USD. And that's just to view it! To actually get a girl's email address, you need to view at least 30 letters. And trust me, they don't stick around for long.
3. But the real kicker? If you buy credits and then need more (which, trust me, you will), you have to buy the maximum amount. And there are no refunds, ever.
4. I also noticed that a lot of the photos on the site were fake or previously published - I mean, come on Whispark, do a quick scan or something!
5. And the girls on there seem to only want gifts and stickers. I had one girl threaten to dump me if I didn't give her ten smooch stickers, and another told me she wouldn't respond to my letters unless I read all the extra ones she sent. And don't even get me started on the cost of gifts - a $11 box of cookies from Costco costs a whopping 120USD on the site.
6. If you want my advice, stick to chat only. It might take longer, but at least you won't be throwing away your hard-earned money.
7. Oh, and if you're a "good customer", good luck. The support team will just placate you with useless goodies that can only be used on the site.
8. Chat boxes are sold by the minute, so a measly 2 minutes will set you back $1. And chat passes are supposed to be only good for one text box, but don't count on it. The girls on there are quick to respond with a single word, just to encourage you to keep chatting away and wasting your money.
9. Honestly, I would suggest trying out other dating sites like OK Cupid or Zoosk. At least then you won't have to worry about immigration issues or travel expenses.
10. Overall, my experience with Whispark was just downright expensive and a cheat. I don't think I'll be using it again anytime soon.

Yo, this is my opinion on Whispark. Lemme tell ya, it ain't cheap, so if you ain't got no dough and can't travel, don't even waste your time. But if you're willing to put down at least a grand a month and focus on a few ladies that meet your specs, then it's doable. Make sure you ask about things like language skills, travel ability, divorce status, and kids upfront. And don't go clicking on every photo or video they send ya, cuz it adds up. Get the top package once a week so you can have 70 chats a day plus credits for other stuff like photos and mail.

So I bought some credits on Whispark and started chatting with this hot Ukrainian chick within a day. She's 32 and I'm 63, but age ain't nothing but a number, right? We started getting more and more into each other, and last November she even invited me to Kiev. I knew I was gonna meet her and her only, so even though a few other women wanted to have dinner with me, I declined.

When I finally met her, she was exactly as she advertised herself. We went on a few dates, got real close, and started video chatting almost every day. We were planning to go on a European vacation but then the pandemic hit. But, since I'm a tech dude and can work remotely, I'm planning to visit her this summer and spend some quality time there.

I was pretty popular on the site, and everyone I chatted with seemed serious about meeting up. But I gotta say, customer support ain't the greatest. They're slow to respond and sometimes don't even respond at all. Plus, even when both me and my girl asked to have our accounts deleted, they never did it.

My advice would be to just focus on a specific region and plan to travel. You can go to Ukraine now, but you might have to quarantine depending on where you're coming from. Just remember that these women are sponsored by marriage agencies, so they'll wanna encourage you to spend as many credits as possible. The credits you buy go to the agency and the site.

Update: Yo, so I'm in Kiev now and having a blast getting to know the babe I met on Whispark. She told me that the women get a cut of what you spend chatting with them and sharing pics, like 10%. So, obviously, they have some incentives there. But overall, we're stoked that we met and our relationship has been pretty magical. Maybe we're just lucky, who knows. My girl suggested that if you wanna meet women in Ukraine, just try Tinder or Baidu when you go to Kiev or Odessa. But hey, we're happy with Whispark and we're both off the site now.

There's a lot of buzz around Whispark and other dating sites these days, and I have to say, I was lucky enough to find someone special through the site. However, I do have some concerns and suspicions about the industry as a whole.

First of all, the prices on Whispark are absolutely crazy. I spent around $4000 USD before I was able to meet my current girlfriend, and while I never had any issues with false credit card charges, I can see how it could happen.

The women on the site are represented by a "Marriage Agency" and it's often difficult to have direct contact with them. They sign contracts that can be even more restrictive than those of Whispark, with some agencies only allowing women to provide contact information after spending a certain amount of money on chatting and sharing photos.

And even then, some agencies may hold off on providing contact information until after meeting in person. It's all about maximizing profits, with 10% of the money spent on photos and chatting going to the women and the rest going to the agency and Whispark.

But it's not just about the money - some of these agencies are exploiting women by airbrushing their photos and pressuring them to lie about their jobs or marital history. My girlfriend's agency even went so far as to increase her breast size and create a fake professional persona for her, when in reality she has a regular service industry job.

It's all deeply concerning, and it's not just the women who are being exploited. I had to pay for a translator to be present during my first "Romance Meet", which was supposed to pay for a translator for 90 minutes and dinner. However, I ended up paying an additional $100 for the translator because the date lasted three hours, and the translator acted more like a chaperone than anything else.

It's all a bit like navigating a minefield, with IMBRA forms required before meeting but no guarantee that the women will provide one. And even once you've found someone you like and gone private, some agencies will continue to harass and pressure women to stay on the site and bring in more money.

It's not all bad news, though - my girlfriend and I Skype for months before meeting in person, and we fell in love despite some initial mistrust and anxiety. I'm glad I found her, but it's important for other men to be cautious and do their due diligence before getting too invested in someone they've met through Whispark or similar sites.

My advice? Take command, don't be a victim. Ask for contact information after 30 messages, ask about potential fake profiles, and always verify that your love interest has provided an IMBRA form. And once you've found someone special and gone private, don't be afraid to ask Whispark to verify that the woman has left the site for good.

Whispark, if you're listening, please do better to vet the agencies you work with and enforce a code of conduct. We all deserve to find love without fear of being exploited or taken advantage of.

Dwae Madame/Sir,

I want to express my unsattisfaction with the Whispark.com site. I have created and account [protected]@gmail.com which worked fe months and aftter suddenly started to refuse the logins and providing message wrong login or password, toght I do enter everithing cottectly. Well using the option to recover the wrong password it does asking me for my registered email and after it there is no follow up e-mail with the password recovery link. So after wasting severad days waiting for the bloody customer service e-mail with the recovery details I created a ne accoun as dj.[protected]@yahoo.com. Unlikely the bloody site created the account and removed my access to it with a message we are verifying your account without any instructions for the account verification. What we should to to fix these issues?

I met a lady with whom I had numerous phone calls using their website service. I paid for 15 minutes of phone service, only to the cut off after just eight minutes. As soon as my phone call is connected, I log off the website so I don’t get charged any other credits. I checked my history, however, and found out I had been scammed for several photographs and letters I “obtained” after I had logged off the website. There was no way I ordered those as I was not even logged on the website at the time. I reported this immediately to them, but they ignored everything I reported to them. I subsequently learned that this was not the first time I had been cheated by this website. I demanded that my account be deleted, but they have refused to honor my request. There is no other way a user can possibly delete their account, so you end up being held captive with no apparent recourse. Rather than delete my account, they always offer free VIP service for three days, which only allows you to send 70 chat messages for each of those three days. If you fail to return to the website, you lose the “freebies“ they offer. This website is nothing but a money pit for the unwary, and it can get quite expensive before you realize it. Beware of this website.

This website, Whispark, is not a place you want to be. It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack to meet a real woman on here. It's a total disaster. They only want to bother people from other countries and take their money. They even hire people to chat with you!

Don't bother playing a game you can't win. Stay away from this money-grabbing scam at all costs. If you join, you'll be stuck chatting with their staff members forever. They'll make you think they're looking for a husband, but really they're just working for the website. Giving Whispark one star is being too kind. They'll do everything they can to trick you into giving them your money. Be smart and don't get involved with these scammers!

I recently tried out Whispark.com and I have to say, it was a huge disappointment. I was hoping to find some genuine connections with beautiful ladies, but all I found were outdated profiles and fake photos. It's clear that this site is just trying to attract new users with false promises and lies.

I received notifications about likes, views, and chat invites, but it was all just a ploy to keep me hooked. None of it was real. It's frustrating to think that this con company is still in business, preying on people's emotions and desires.

To make matters worse, Whispark has a history of unauthorized charges and pilfering money from bank accounts. It's a nightmare trying to cancel your subscription, and even when you do, they still find ways to charge you. It's a total scam.

I spent hours searching through profiles, but it was all for nothing. The profiles were non-existent, and I only discovered this after I paid for a subscription. And to add insult to injury, they automatically renew your subscription every month without your consent.

Save yourself the trouble and avoid Whispark at all costs. It's a waste of time and money. Instead, I recommend trying out J4Dates.com. I found my love there, and the ladies are genuine and beautiful. Don't fall for Whispark's tricks.

I ain't got no time to deal with ma personal stuff because of ma busy schedule as a businessman. That's why I decided to try out Whispark which is a social website that connects me with ladies that can take care of my needs. I can easily communicate with these ladies with just my phone anywhere I am and it's so fascinating. Currently, I am chatting with an enchanting Asian lady that I met on Whispark, and I strongly believe something good will come out of it. Praise the Lord!

So, I was bored and decided to check out Whispark.com. After spending like an hour chatting to some girls, I realized that I already spent $US90! Crazy, right? And the thing is, some of the replies I got from them were totally different from their usual way of talking to me. I'm not saying that all the girls on this site are fake, but I think there's someone behind the scenes writing fake messages just to keep you chatting and spending more money.

Honestly, this site is a total scam and it's straight-up criminal! Don't waste your time and money here!

Whispark is one of those online dating sites that looks very dodgy. It seems like their main aim is to rip you off and waste your time with fake profiles. They have a whole team of beautiful models pretending to be seeking love on their site, and 'chat operators' who chat to you under the guise of these fake profiles, when they are really just looking to take your money.

From my experience, I would say it's best to stay away from this site altogether. If you are searching for love, you would be much better off heading to your local grocery store and looking for love in the organic produce section! Honestly, you would be more likely to find a genuine connection in real life than through a site like Whispark.

So my advice would be to avoid this site like the plague. Don't waste your time or money on a scam like Whispark. Instead, get out there and meet people in real life. You never know, you might just find the one you've been searching for!

Man, this website Whispark ain't so professional. They're just trying to get people's money! I swear, I've dropped over three grand on phone calls and sent more than 60 letters. Me and the lady I met on this site just trying to exchange emails and they won't let us. These people are treating us like prisoners, keeping us here for three more months! I don't trust them at all. Even after all the dough I've spent, they still won't let us talk outside the site. I highly suggest y'all stop giving them your money!

I recently tried out Whispark.com and I have to say I had a pretty bad experience. There were a lot of fake profiles on the site, especially among the women. It really felt like a rip-off, to be honest.

One woman named Xiaoxuan was particularly unscrupulous. She's a brazen liar and cheater who pretended to love me even though she had no character or morals. She's definitely someone I would call bottom of the gutter!

Unfortunately, Whispark doesn't seem to care about this kind of behavior. I think the site should be closed down because it's clearly a rip-off. Credits I earned on the site disappeared from one day to the next and the customer service was really hard to get a hold of. To make matters worse, I couldn't even delete my profile myself!

If you're thinking about trying out Whispark, I highly advise against it. There are too many fake profiles and it's just not worth the money. Save yourself the trouble and find a better dating site.

Yo, so I gotta say, I wasn't too familiar with how Whispark worked at first. I mean, I had to bust out my phone just to figure out what the heck was going on. But once I got going, it was alright. The one thing that kinda irked me was that I had to search around just to find out how much the different services cost. Like, come on man, make that stuff obvious!

But don't get me wrong, I did like the lucky draw thing they got going on. I won a buncha cool stuff that helped me chat it up with some of the other people on the site. There were some things that I had to pay for, but it wasn't too bad. And yo, let me tell you, I entered this voting contest thing last time and I won a pretty big prize. Like, it was a legit surprise!

All in all, it was a pretty good experience. I'm hoping they add more cool things for me to mess around with on the site though. Keep it real, Whispark!

I gotta tell ya, I've been using Whispark for a bit and I'm not too thrilled with it. I mean, sure, I'm getting all these chat requests and messages, but they're mostly from these young girls who don't seem to be saying anything worth my time. It's like they're not really trying to have a conversation, they just want to keep me on the site so I keep paying for their chats. And let me tell you, those chats aren't cheap.

I've noticed that the site seems to be filled with these types of people, which makes me think it's not really a trustworthy place to be. I mean, if everyone's just there to scam you and get your money, what's the point?

That's why I started using http://J4Dates.com instead. The prices are a lot more reasonable, and the girls seem more genuine. They actually want to talk to you and get to know you, instead of just trying to keep you on the site so they can take your money.

Overall, I'm not too happy with Whispark. I think it's time for me to move on and find a site that's more focused on relationships and real connections. At least then I know I'm not just wasting my time and money on a bunch of nonsense.

Honestly, Whispark is a real disappointment. I've tried many dating apps and sites over the years, but this one takes the cake for being the most expensive one I've ever encountered. They claim to be free to sign up, but don't be fooled, as you have to pay for every little thing. And it's not just a small fee here and there; they charge you for nearly everything you do. Want to message someone? That'll be a dollar per message, and you can only use 200 letters at a time. It's honestly ridiculous.

But that's not even the worst part. The women on this site seem to have no idea how to use the internet. I've tried emailing a few of them, and they just don't seem to understand what's going on. And even if you do manage to strike up a conversation, you'll soon find out that you have to buy credits to do anything. It's like they're intentionally trying to scam you out of your hard-earned money.

I've never regretted spending money on something as much as I regret using this site. There are plenty of other dating scams out there, but I think this one takes the cake for being the most expensive and least useful. Don't waste your time or money on Whispark; use it on something more worthwhile.

Let me tell you something about Whispark, this website is a total ripoff! They have a bunch of good-looking ladies, and some fellas too, but it turns out they are not who they claim to be, you know? They have these chat operators who are pretending to be flirting with you, but in reality, they're just pretending. They're the ones sending you these outrageous chat requests and messages. They mainly talk nonsense, and for some reason, they're all twenty-year-old women. Talk about red flags, right?

You'd think it's a good thing, but nope, it's the opposite. It's a scam! You see, the more you chat with them, the more money you have to spend, and let me tell you, it ain't cheap. So, don't be a victim of their hokey-pokey. Stay away from Whispark and their tricks. They're only after your hard-earned cash and nothing else. If you're looking for love, go to a local grocery store, try your luck there, because you're not gonna find it here.

So, let me tell you about my experience with Whispark and why you should stay far, far away! I was searching for a dating website to find my perfect match when I came across Whispark. At first, I thought it was great, there were all these beautiful girls who wanted to talk to me. They were all sending me messages, and I was feeling pretty good, you know?

But as time went on, I started to realize that something wasn't quite right. These girls didn't seem genuine, the messages were all similar, and they never wanted to meet in person. Plus, the more I chatted with them, the more money I had to spend.

It wasn't until I did some research that I found out that Whispark was a total scam. The girls on the website were just models, and the chat operators were not real people. They were just pretending to be interested in me, so I would spend more money on the website.

So, if you're thinking about joining Whispark, don't waste your time or money. You're better off finding love in other ways. And, if you're still not convinced, just remember that you're more likely to meet your soulmate at a local grocery store than on Whispark!

Listen, I was excited to check out Whispark.com and find a beautiful lady to chat with. But what I found was a whole lot of disappointment. I'm pretty sure this whole website is just run by some agents who are trying to get us guys to spend money. And let me tell you, these ladies, they are something else. They're gorgeous and they speak English better than most people I know. But that's just an act, I tell you what.

If you want to actually meet any of these ladies, forget about it. They'll come up with any excuse under the sun to avoid meeting you in person. And speaking of not meeting in person, they keep sending their naked pictures like it's nobody's business. But here's the thing: you want to actually look at the pictures, it's gonna cost you. Ten credits, which translates to ten bucks. But if you're a woman? Oh, no big deal. It's free for you.

And let's talk about phone calls, shall we? They'll trick you into making a call, which can cost you ten dollars...per minute. I'm no mathematician, but that's some serious cash right there.

And even if you're just chatting, there's a catch. If you reply immediately, it can cost you up to 22 credits. That's $22, folks. And don't even get me started on the repeated questions that these ladies ask. I'm pretty sure they're all using the same template and just sending it to all us guys.

Honestly though, it's not even worth it. Whispark.com is a scam in my book.