Out of 25 offers only 2 were accepted but turned out to be scammers and of course they asked me for money upfront and refused to show themselves in videochat. I switched to FlingAF.com - this is a ve... Voir plus
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As a woman, I appreciate the extra steps taken by the site to verify potential dates. This definitely weeds out disgusting and disrespectful men compared to other sites. For payouts, the transaction o... Voir plus
This website deserves zero stars and to be criminally investigated. They get fake profiles to accept your offer then the girl says she's changed her mind or stops responding. After you've paid $80... Voir plus
Whatsyourprice has basically became a cesspool of scammers using fake profiles. 10-12 years ago it worked great, the female profiles were legit and if you had an issue they would refund your credits.... Voir plus
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Privacy and security disaster
WhatsYourPrice is a privacy and security disaster.
Pictures on the site are completely unprotected. Anyone who gets the direct image URL can view and download them—no login required. AI tools can discover working image URLs extremely quickly, no matter how long or obscure the links are. Your photos are effectively public if someone knows (or can find) the right address.
I used the same carefully chosen profile picture for years—one that partially hid my eyes and gave me a minimal layer of identity protection. It was previously approved. They changed the rules and rejected that exact same picture. No meaningful explanation, just a sudden ban on something they had already allowed.
The site is flooded with scammers. A portion of them appear to be foreign government-linked operators collecting personal information. If you doubt it, try criticizing Chinese, Russian, or Iranian leadership in conversation with some of these “girls” and watch how the interaction changes.
Even when you deliberately avoid reusing the same photos on social media, reverse image search and facial recognition make it straightforward to identify people from WhatsYourPrice pictures.
The rise of AI has completely rewritten the privacy equation, yet the idiots running this site still push “transparency” as if nothing has changed. They prioritize appearing open over actually protecting users. The result is a platform that puts members at unnecessary risk while doing little to stop the obvious bad actors.
Avoid it if you care about your photos, identity, or personal information remaining private.
Concept is good
Concept is good, you can't fault it with the idea that men pay a sum to the girl for her to come to a date and signal that it'll be worth it at least for a sum of money.
This is to cover their expenses but rarely would an actual date cost a girl money unless she's having beauty treatments done specifically or buying a dress.
The girls are a mix. Some genuinely seeking to date, some are asking for £300 plus just for drinks, and expecting expensive gifts as well on top.
I've had a few girls claim that they have dates every day with them earning £300+ each time and my offer of £200 would mean them losing out as other guys (of which they claim are many) have offered them much more.
Then there are girls who accept your offer don't reply to conversations or who disappear.
Like any dating site, it's a challenge to weed out the jokers from those who are serious.
WYP do often "ban" you for no reason, but if you ask them why, and do so nicely, they will allow you back on. Happened to me twice in one month.
Most of my credits were spent on girls who turned out to be jokers and worse. I have been on two dates with two girls, one of them I'll take out on a second.
Don’t get engaged with this garbage!
Out of 25 offers only 2 were accepted but turned out to be scammers and of course they asked me for money upfront and refused to show themselves in videochat. I switched to FlingAF.com
- this is a very big and legit hook up site and it works perfectly for me – it’s the complete opposite of WhatsYourPrice. The final straw of my WhatsyourPrice experience was automatic renewal of my membership at an increased rate. Total trash and scam!
This site is an absolute waste of time
This site is an absolute waste of time. A woman in my field suggested I create a profile and once I did I was sent an immediate offer only to accept his offer exchange numbers and once we set up a lunch date he texted me 20 minutes later to cancel due to a "work emergency".
He never rescheduled me ever but had my phone number.
The second man also sent me an offer so I accepted immediately sent my phone number and he then asked me why he should pursue a date with me and said I should provide details on my worthiness and why he should hire me for a meeting when he's the one who sent me a request.
I received a number of offers here but not one person forged ahead to meet with me in person.
The site is extremely shady and I just deactivated my account permanently tonight and do not recommend anyone to waste their time setting up a profile.
Much the same!
I used this site a few years ago then deleted my account, then signed up again last month to see if I meet anyone good.
Similar experiences to last time, you get a lot of offers and most are small in the range from £10 to £70. I got 15 offers on the day I signed up and then another 25 in the following three weeks.
Only 7 of the 41 offers were £100 or over and of these, 2 never opened a conversation for which they have to pay using credits, 1 canceled the offer and of the remaining 4, 2 wanted to meet in hotels and 1 was abusive when we chatted on whatsapp and I blocked him.
I met 1 guy, and he said he was taking me to a restaurant and I presumed it was dinner, but this was drinks at a restaurant bar and he wasn't good at talking, really nervous and quiet, it was hard to talk to him. He didn't pay me the £150 he made an offer for, and I was a bit uncomfortable to ask but when we were parting I asked and he asked me "pay you for what?" and refused. I didn't feel I could challenge him.
I can't really blame the app for this, the app was like before, easy to use and they now make you do a selfie verification.
The concept of the app is good but the men on there are disappointing, they're not the wealthy types that they promise.
They can't afford my price- what's the price
Sites like what's your price asking for verification using government ID is just hilarious to me. The men look unkempt and unattractive.
It may not be perfect, but...
It may not be perfect (what site is?), but I am surprised by some very negative reviews. I have had several dates through this site and some ladies I have met several times. In contrast some other sites have been the ones with scammers and/or fake profiles.
Scams, fake profiles, inaccurate profile
This whole site is a pit of snakes. Remember, it's owned by a Chinese company. It's packed with fake profiles so us men spend money, that goes to this company, on credits just to contact a profile. Average is around $7,50 each contact you try. Many don't respond because they are fake. Then you get ones that reply" hi", then disappear. 5 percent, if you get to the point of texting, will not verify themselves by talking on the phone in person. Reason, because they are not the person in the profile. If you do get the rare one to reply by phone, the most blonde blue eyed woman pic will have a very heavy Asian accent you can't understand. How is that? Because it's Chinese that own the company right? And who makes all the money by getting you to spend money on the fake profiles?. Dahh Then maybe 10 percent of those you contact may answer, about 90 % want you to send some money to them before meeting, but they can't talk by phone. The small percent you may meet, too often don' t look like the photos anymore and are over weight and older than the post pics. Some are only prostitutes looking for clients. Most want money for doing nothing. Then you also have many that are looking for dates, but say they work 7 nights a week and can only meet in the day. I had 3 this week alone saying that. So why the hell are they on there if they are always unavailable, what's the point. Wasting our time and money. You have to spend a lot of money to actually go on a date finally with someone. Many that do go, are living off of just going on first dates to earn money for eating free meals or drinks off of different men each night and never intend to see you again. It's just a job making a lot for doing no work. There is absolutely no vetting done by WYP. They care less about your experience, they are there just to make money from scams and scammers they allow on the site. That's why I call it a bed of snakes. You may eventually get to meet someone legitimate, but plan on spending a couple of thousand or more and spend a lot of time and effort to find someone on there. Try somewhere better if you don't want to be aggravated and frustrated. And I'm speaking from MANY months of experience and a few hundred contacts I've tried to make over the long period on there.
Absolute scam
Absolute scam. Fake photos, ridiculous attempts to get money prior to the date, bullshit profiles and locations.
Fske profiles
Fske profiles. They steal pictures from Facebook and post it on their site.
Veronika Losovko is just an example of fraud.
In 2017 they wrote a article they refused to remove it even though it’s ruining my life me…
In 2017 what’s your price encouraged me and paid me to be in an article explaining about the dating process and what I went through on the site and how it helped me well they turned it all around and I’m all over the Internet people are saying why do I sleep a different meant for money there’s articles that have my daughter on it they told me it was gonna be in the UK only and now it’s in the United States is actually everywhere pictures of my daughter who’s only 13 year year-old at the time and I’ve asked them to remove it and they won’t they will not take the article down when that’s all got bad Report from it that’s ruining my life actually I had a boyfriend and he wound up leaving me because of this article and now I have a baby by myself this is not OK I can’t believe how what’s your price did me lying to me telling me that it’s just gonna be written in UK article written and then different journalists picked this article up there’s so many people I’ve been messaging everyone trying to pay people and they still won’t remove it I don’t know why this article is so important to them . It’s so messed up Beware of this company that doesn’t care about your feelings or tell the truth in order to make money. I don’t know how much money that they’ve made off of this but i I’m just upset that they won’t remove the article they refuse. I’ve tried legal action im gonna keep pursuing this
Stay Away
This is one more big rip-off site for guys.Been on it over a period of 3 years. The women are 90% pictures of attractive European models. If you look closely at the photos you can tell they are not taken in USA. Besides I grew up in Western Europe and recognize beautiful Europeans. The responses are always the same, wanting to draw you out into forever texting. “I’ll take you to a luxury brunch on the ocean on Saturday” will be responded with, let’s get to know each other more first.” The objective is to draw things out so you spend and buy more credits to text next beauty where the same thing starts over. Also use of AI in lame descriptions, occasionally terrible translations and location/cities are almost always BS. The same photo will appear under location Miami and Los Angeles a week later.
Gross
I had over 50 profile views and absolutely nobody showed any interest in me, no offers or messages etc. I am 5’2 118 lbs, and very attractive btw. My pictures were very elegant and high class. I guess because I’m not a prostitute and am not showcasing pics of my ssa and kits, I didn’t do well. Do not use this site unless you wanna get banged up for $100.
This site is full of bot accounts
This site is full of bot accounts, fakes, and scammers. They do not care for nor do they lookout for the paying members.
Scammers and escorts and gold diggers
Scammers and escorts and gold diggers. Avoid
Stay away from this site. It’s a scam & steals your info
I would give this page 0 stars if that was an option. I joined and created a new profile. After I did this and completed all the verifications, all of a sudden my account was gone. I contacted customer service and received a reply that the account was permanently deleted. No reason as to why, and they basically said to not try and contact them again. Now I’m wondering if this site exists just to steal ppls information & photos. I’m trying to figure out if there is a way to report this site to agencies that can actually do something about it.
90% scammers while the company is…
90% scammers while the company is churning dollars from you to message them. don't waste your time
This site once was ok however beware fakes
This site once was ok however is now proliferated by fake profiles using up the credits you have purchased
I’ve tried to report on numerous occasions but met with no help
I can only presume the faked profiles are generated by the site itself helping you spend expensive credits they are always near to where you live for me in the uk however when you look at last time online they say for example “last online 2hrs in the USA” so beware
it's the biggest collections of…
it's the biggest collections of hookers, porn stars, stolen photos and fake profiles
Only way to improve it - shut it down !!!
The date below is just today's experience. But it's an experience that happens ALL THE TIME
Customer service is worthless- does answer questions directly, uses a new email every time they respond as opposed to keeping the string of emails going, then they might need to ask for more "informatiom'
all fake accounts
all fake accounts. Thank GOD For google picture search.. I think they are using AI for the script part but the pictures belong to women in other continents , for the most part not in the USA. they also always mismatch the age. they put a picture of a 25 year old lady and claim she is 40 ! ridiculous.... WYP used to be somewhat legit but now am convinced is all fraud pictures. WYP needs to do a clean up and verification on all female accounts. If they cant verify then they are fake. I will never use them again and hope nobody loses money on this site.
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