Date A Millionaire Reviews

(based on 5 reviews)

188 of 389 people found this review helpful

Ok, I know I'm not a 10... I'm probably a 7/8 on the dating scale
(I get flirted with a lot when out - but is usually drunk men or in situations that I am not able to respond to).


I am not necessarily looking for a millionaire. A decent income will do.
I've given this site a couple of go's the last two years - with less than stellar results...

Got a ton of messages when I first signed up - mostly from men who were either way older or way younger than my preferred age range (40-60... I'm 48). The majority of 'hits' I got came via their Flirt Feature (winks, hugs, and How you doing? kind of fluff). I responded to the ones that met my age range and had similar interests as myself listed. Of all those, I have had two actual dates. They were both out of my area (one on the other side of the state - the other in Chicago).

The first was going quite well, till the guy's WIFE showed up wanting to 'join the fun' (turns out they are swingers. NOT my kind of party). So I ended the date and went back to... (Read the full review)

In summary, I would not recommend Date A Millionaire to a friend.

208 of 429 people found this review helpful

In order to be able to reply to these phenomenal amount of emails you have to upgrade. I tried to upgrade to 1 month. I unclicked the VIP that was $39 . I told customer service not to charge me automatically as they say I would be every month.

When I made the payment I got a window for $12.50/month garanteed a match or 3 months free. I was about to be charged $49.96. Chance I have a smart CC that declined.

My angel is always looking after me... Today I will have a serious talk w/him to show my millionaire soulmate the short way to get to me...

In summary, I would not recommend Date A Millionaire to a friend.

260 of 471 people found this review helpful

I signed up for free initially but id not post a picture. Guys were IM ing instantly when I was on.

One week later I had 3 pages of emails, buddies requests and flirts all from very handsome and apparently rich men. But you can't read the emails unless you become a gold member. So I upgraded and spent the $70 for a one month membership to read and reply to the emails. I sent some new emails to people too and some of the same ones. The next day I received a couple more email supposed replies to my response but it somehow didn't show my gold status and said I had to upgrade to a premium account to read those too.

And they don't make it easy to cancel your account.

In summary, I would not recommend Date A Millionaire to a friend.

203 of 437 people found this review helpful

I joined Millionaire For Me, which is a spin off of Millionaire Dates. The same members are on both sites but you have to pay separate subscription. I just figured this out. Sign up is free, and I always sign up for free 1st and upload a pic to see how many hits I will get first. Well, when I signed up I didnt post a pic at first. But guys we trying to IM me left and right. My inbox filled up really fast with emails from guys that wanted to be my SD. So I also signed up with Millionaire Dates. I filled out the free registration but did not upload a pick. The same members that reached out to me IM and email on Millionaire For Me reached out on Millionaire Dates. Subject line were the the exact same on both sites. I noticed this after I already paid for subscription to Millionaire For Me. DO NOT SIGN UP WITH MILLIONAIRE DATES OR MILLIONAIRE FOR ME!!! THEY WILL POSE AS MEMBERS FROM THE SITE TO MAKE YOU THINK MEMBERS ACTUALLY TRYING TO CONTACT YOU. THEY PROBABLY HAVE HIRED PEOPLE TO POSE AS MEMBERS ON THE SITE. Try... (Read the full review)

In summary, I would not recommend Date A Millionaire to a friend.

272 of 483 people found this review helpful

I could not cancel my subscription with this site even though I had tried to do so on the eve of when it was due to run out. When I tried to cancel, it took me to an AOL site which gave no confirmation that the subscription had been cancelled. When I checked my subscription status just to double check, it had said that I was due to be billed for £18 from then on. THERE WAS NO WAY OF CANCELLING THE SUBSCRIPTION!

In the end I had to request a block on my credit card with my bank and was advised that the only way around this was to get a new credit card.

In summary, I would not recommend Date A Millionaire to a friend.