Romance scammers are all over social media. The victims suffer in silence and are too ashamed and broken to speak up. They receive no assistance from law enforcement agencies, and Dating.com is no different.

Dating.com used pictures and valor of fake men and women on their website to scam vulnerable hearts out of money. They are playing with people’s emotions and scamming them out of thousands.

Dating.com is full of automated responses and fake profiles of employees posing as love interests. The entire website is a scam with a weird per credit chat setup. Even if you opened an account and did not put any image, a few minutes later, you will get 30 plus automated "emails" from popular members complementing your beauty, eyes, and so on. The payment on the website is not clear. It cost 10 credits, which is really $4 and up to $11.50 to open just “one email”, and up to $17.25 (15 credit @$1.15) to open one photo or video.

Almost all popular members are professional chatters who SIMPLY WANT TO KEEP YOU CHATTING ON THE WEBSITE and pretending they are into you. They will write you tons of emails and send numerous pictures. Even after professing their love to you, they still won’t move away from the website or exchange their information with you. They also have a wish list for people to buy them gifts. Many of these gorgeous popular members (MEN and WOMEN) are employees working from other countries. And the flirtatious inquiries are endless!!! Filing a complaint  with the company is useless. They deny all accusations and evidence because all of the fake profiles are created by administration.

Please help stop the scamming and sign this petition to get law enforcement agencies to investigate this company ASAP!

Also, If you have been a victim of dating.com, I urge you to report them to:

FTC (Federal Trade Commission): https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/#/ 

and / or 

FBI: https://complaint.ic3.gov/

Dating.com address 

DMM Solutions Inc

416 EAST 85TH ST. 5A NEW YORK, NY, 10028