Whats Your Price Experiences & Opinions USA
- Minimum bids start at 5 USD, averaging 25 to 50 USD
- Credits needed to bid and message, no premium membership
31 Whats Your Price experiences from real users in the USA
- Many attractive profiles and dating opportunities
- Some genuine dates with respectful people
- Easy-to-use dating concept
- Multiple offers from interested members
- Respectful and safe dating experiences
- Higher-quality men than other dating sites
- Many incoming offers
- Many attractive profiles and offers
- Some genuine dates with nice women
- Easy-to-use dating concept
- Fake profiles and widespread scams
- Expensive credits with few replies
- Unexplained account bans and suspensions
- Credits rarely refunded after wasted conversations
- Poor customer service and unclear policies
- Accounts locked or banned without explanation
- Winning bidders often disappear
- Occasional disappearing messages
- Fake profiles and widespread scams
- Expensive contacts with unanswered messages
- Escorts and cash-seeking profiles
- Unexplained account suspensions
- Credits rarely refunded
You can like and make unlimited numbers of offers (once you pay for messaging capabilities). You can message extensively and get to know your potential date before actual meeting. You can easily agree to take the relationship over to real text messaging and get away from BIG BROTHER monitoring your discussions. You should be able to see if a "date" is open to a SB/SD relationship before meeting.
With co-ownership with "Seeking" WYP is paranoid about being seen as a way to facilitate escort action. Even saying you are "generous" in your profile is classified as refering to money. They monitor your messaging and if you and your date start talking about SB/SD relationships and what kind of gifting might be involved, they will suspend you.
I HATE IT BECAUSE EVERY SINGLE GUY THAT ACCEPTS A DATE TALKS TO YOU AND SCREENS YOU TO SEE IF YOU'LL HAVE SEX WITH THEM
if you DON'T AGREE TO HAVE SEX THEY FIND A REASON TO CANCEL THE DATE
Been years since I can say anything positive. So I have nothing nice to say about how the site operates now.
They keep up fake profiles. They take down real profiles. Only keeps profiles of the ugliest people. Pretty people get taken down. Must be run by fat ugly people.
Hello whats your price has created a new phenomenon of women who have no intention of following up after the first date all they want is the amount ( the bid ) for the first date incentive.
Many attractive photos on many women's profiles.
Most profiles are scammers who do not follow site guidelines for meeting for a date. Opening conversations costs $20 on average, and credits are not refundable in most cases. As a result, scammers just waste men’s money by luring them into opening conversations that only lead to more scams.
Can't like it when they banned my account after one day...
The website is entirely glitchy, it has an incredibly ugly interface, and it just bans people for no reason, lol. I created my account and had one offer and messaged the guy. Then I sent 2 other offers, and the next day I was banned with no email or ANYTHING to explain what was even remotely breaking their terms.
Multiple offers
Too many scammers that, to respond to a $100 offer, cost the patron $10 read. WYP is unwilling to refund even though the lady may not respond. A WASTE OF MONEY!!
Very very few genuine lady’s that really looking for a date. Most are fake scammers or employees that try to get an arrangement only to suspend mens accounts.
Employees for Whats your price, ? Well they say no Sugar Daddy / Sugar Baby friends with benefits arrangements, but they allow females to post on their profiles and try to get men to agree , only so they can suspend the Man’s account. The site is a big joke in the long run and out of nearly 50 date sites, I’d put them near the bottom. They need so much work. It is run by a Very unprofessional team.
It sounds like a fun idea
After posting my profile saying only " my offer is not a payment for sex, if you believe that's why I made the offer, please don't accept it" The team there took this to mean I was offering sex for money and after paying $100 for credits I didn't get to use them denied my profile, and offered me a chance to edit that profile. Except they cancelled my account and haven't responded to any email asking for my account credentials you be restored. My log in info is not working and my account isn't sending passwords retrieval emails anymore . Bottom line It's a scam, you buy credits, then they cancel you.
Easy to use. Lots of opportunities.
Too many ladies accept the offer and hit you up for an advance. Some are likely legit, but how do you know? All can be pretty convincing. And they can vaporize in a heartbeat if you give in. Don’t do it
Nothing.
The men make generous bids and win then disappear! It's a dick measuring contest and complete waste of time!
I have met some nice women.
40% scammers 20% Escorts 30% Sugar Baby's looking for long-term cash 10% Regular Women Cost each time you talk to someone new. Before you know if they are real or not.
I like that I get a better quality of men than any dating site I’ve ever been on. I know I’m going to meet a man that appreciates the time and effort I put in to look beautiful for him. I get told a lot I am naturally beautiful, but I still have to spend two hours a day in the gym and about 2 hours getting ready for a date. I was really worried when I started it would be so weird and awkward getting paid to go on a date, but all the men I’ve gone out with on here have been very respectful and discreet about it to not make it uncomfortable for either of us. I didn’t date for years, and I still don’t know what I want in dating, just what I don’t want, but I’ve met a lot of interesting, fun men and only a couple of bad apples along the way.
The only thing I can really complain about at this point is I’ve spent time typing out a message, and right before I sent it, it disappeared. So, maybe work out that kink. Also, make women submit some kind of background check that she’s not a fake person or someway for men to know they won’t get scammed by me because almost all my dates have told me they get scammed by women all the time on the site so they are leery of trusting me that I’m not a scammer.
Not much of nothing
It’s a SCAM don’t waist time or money. It was kinda funny. I send a message to a women on there. And five mins later. He excepts. After that you won’t see her on the Site no more. They don’t return messages or anything. I got 10 messages out right now. And no reply on any of them. So trust me it a scam. Customer service is the one that is putting the fake adds on there. You can just tell how they scam you. I’m seriously thinking about reporting them to the Better Business Bureau
All fake pictures no chance of meeting anyone
50% fakes, 25% escorts, balance questionable. had some good dates, but whew lots of weeding out to get there. When you contact Customer service they could care less
Making bid is costly after a while, many woman see the message and don't answer so it's a lost of money. Many girls are escort in disguise... so again lost of money... i had 1 nice experience on this site with a woman and we became friend... just friend. For the money invested in this site and the cost of each bid....2/5
They suspended my account for no apparent reason and took my money. I signed up again but they did the same thing. I ended up with a loss of $100 and I never got to use the service. They never explained why.
I'm a single female small business owner.. found this site, thought it was a unique dating site and wanted to give it a try so a signed up. My profile .stated I was seeking an older man for something ongoing. The first day I was inundated with offers and winks.. a bit overwhelming but nice. ' Next day I was ready to review and decide on a good match … but found I was locked out of my account, the password retrieval was also unresponsive!. I contacted customer service and have heard nothing thus far..Very upsetting. As an attractive Black woman I have to wonder if :Whats Your Price" assumed I must be a "working girl". My pics were attractive & tasteful nothing crude whatsoever. The fact that my profile was pulled for no reason before I even replied to anyone is very suspicious ... Nobody should have to go through that.
All the dates I went on were absolutely safe because I made sure to read their profiles so I had an idea of what they were expecting. I made sure to meet in a public place ,usually drinks at a bar, for the first meeting. I avoided talking to men that asked for "pics" even after I shared one to prove I was the same person as I presented on the site as we texted. Some members will try to just get "pics " or establish a "sexting" only relationship. This is for sure NOT my thing but it's pretty easy to figure out who is just wasting your time.
After asking the same question for two weeks and never getting a straight answer I bailed. 90% of the reviews I have read were all negative. I asked a simple question, If I purchase credits and the attractive accepts my offer do I have to use addition credits to continue conversations via text? Never received a straight Yes or No answer.
I had an account with whatsyourprice for several years. I met several women there. It worked well for a while. But then at some point whatsyourprice told me that my profile needed be edited because they didn't like something about it, without giving any details of what it could have been, so I modified based on looking at other guys profiles. When my credits went below a certain amount, I decided to purchase $150 worth of credits. I used about $12 in credits to contact one woman. She decided to cancel her account for some reason. We didn't even get to the point where we'd meet because of conflicts in our schedules. Maybe about 2 weeks after that I wasn't able to login to the website. I got a message saying "Invalid email and/or password combination. If you believe this is a mistake, please contact customer support." So I contacted support and created a support ticket. I explain what was happening to me. I opened a second support ticket. I got a second ticket number and no response whatsoever. I opened a complain with the BBB regarding the issue. whatsyourprice replied saying that they didn't have enough information. But my registered email address with whatsyourprice appeared in the complain. So I ended up losing $138 to that company. That's the reason why I only give it one star. Because I never received an explanation of what happened. I would have been ok if the remainder of my money would have been refunded.
How do we know for sure that the photos shown are real people or just photos of anyone||?How do we know if the money we spend goes to the right person ?
I’ve soebt over $800 on retrieving messages that way ere empty or from girls who were ghost accounts. They also lie about location and children. The few you are actually get to communicate with are either 1500 miles ways or have 5 kids. It’s been a total waste and I will tell you you won’t even come close to a decent escort either. The site has been decimated with fraud. Stay away and don’t waste your money....
Scam full of prostitutes and the same website create fake profiles in this way you spend money and your credits in people who really doesnt exist please people becareful dont share your credit card info!!
It is a a scam. Most of the profiles on there are FAKE. You use your credits and they never reply. One replied on there. And it said she has not been on line in 3 days. So don't waist your time or money. And if you tell them about it. They will kick you off. And they will say you are looking for sex. So trust me. its a JOKE
As with many dating sites, unfortunately, this one is filled with fake profiles. In the case of Whatsyourprice.com, you have to pay per contact. If you find yourself talking with someone you suspect is a fake, you have to figure out how to make them reveal so, most likely by asking for money in such a matter that does not conform with the TOS, otherwise it's money down the drain, WYP will NOT refund the credits you spent to open the conversation. It benefits these sites to allow fakes to flourish because it makes it look like there are a multitude of attractive women, when most of them are Nigerian scammers, sweating in a room full of other scammers staring at their phones all day.
Majority of profiles are fake... WYP only makes money from men opening emails from women, so WYP will have computer generated emails for one or 2 exchanges and then take your money and refuse to refund it because you had a "conversation" Not coincidentally, the second you match with a female member, there is an email waiting for you within 10 seconds.....I know of no other site where the response rate is that quick, at least try and cover up the fact that you are running a scam website
WASTE OF MY TIME, 100% SCAM. WhatsYourPrice.Com has hijacked my account suddenly & without any cause. When I asked for an explanation of what was going on I was abruptly told that I'm banned, again without any explanation. Worst part was they didn't even provide me with the ability to remove my pictures and take down my profile. They hijack accounts and then use them to illegally communicate with male subscribers.
The website seems to higher lots of individual to pose as real prospects. Since you have to pay to unlock messages, the fake profiles will pose as real people forcing you to use your credits and then they delete their profiles. Do not trust this website go somewhere else.
i like the app.
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