Fling.com review: did not subscribe to this 48

Are you freaking kidding me? LMAO. This site isn't going to just make up a profile for you when they have no clue you exist. Either you did it or someone else did to break you up. Maybe you fiance did to get away from you!

Yeah because a popular dating website like Fling.com has nothing better to do than to put up other people's info without their permission just for the heck of it. Get a grip on reality, the dude obviously wasn't treating you right. It's okay we all understand.

My husband of 10 years is making the same claims you did -- says it was a fishing trip on the part of the website to sucker him into joining by luring him with 8 women who supposedly were interested in him. His e-mail contains his real name, and he says that's how they got him. Do you have your real name in your e-mail address? Right now, I'm tending not to believe him, but if what YOU've said is true ... it could save our marriage. Tell me more.

I have had the same issue I am male and this website somehow got my information and set up a fake profile for me with my birthdate and everything. The only reason i knew about i bc I was getting tons of spam mail from it. I'm thinking my info might of been sold and fling.com is some type of third party site. But i can't figure out how to delete this profile they've created for me if anyone knows let me know.

I have an alternate email address that I use to sign up for websites like ebay, overstock.com, etc. so I can have accounts with those companies without spamming my primary email. I only recently logged in to this alternate email, to discover hundreds of emails from a web site I've never heard of--fling.com. They took my email address verbatim (which is my first and last name with a period in between), and added some numbers at the end. They also had my birthday and zip code. I think some other company that I thought was legitimate must have sold my information to fling.com, or have been owned by the same company as fling.com. I definitely think you should trust your significant others who are saying they didn't set this up. I know for a FACT that I would NEVER set up this kind of account (and I'm pretty sure I would remember singing up), let alone set one up that describes me as a man seeking women (I'm a straight girl, and I'm single and no one could be messing with me because I've never told anyone that other email address). Fling.com intentionally makes it difficult to cancel your account, they are a deceitful and immoral company.

Yeah my name was in my email and i got AUTO added as if i already had an account! Then within a day I got messages from girls who I suspect is nothing more than bots!

Yes its true Fling.com will get your name from your email and create a fake account with this info. I know this because I didnt sign up for one but it says I do and I also hit the the retrieve password link to send the password to the email provided and it does nothing cause it didnt create a password Duh.

My husband has been receiving emails from Fling.com. I asked him what it was and he said it was spam. I went to the website and requested that the password under my husband's email address be reset. I have his password to his email account and was slightly upset that a password reset email was actually received from Fling.com. This to me proved that he signed up. So, I logged in and saw that his profile had his correct birthdate and stated that he registered on 11/25/2009 for "online flirting". From what I could tell, he never accepted any friend requests and it went no further than signing up and perusing the site. However, I was still upset and confronted him. He swore that he never signed up for the site. I asked how they could possibly know the birthdate associated to his email address which is his 1st initial+last name. He swore up and down that he did not do this. Then he made a point that on 11/25/09, we were actually staying at my sister's house and when did I ever see him on her computer? I never did see him on the computer and know he could not do this from work. Anyways, I am of a mind to believe that this website somehow got his email address and was able to get his birthdate. If you go to spokeo.com and search for yourself, you will see how this is entirely possible when you click on the "about" link. This website can pull all types of information for a fee as they access several different public records.

This happened to me this morning! I got out of bed late and my wife had found a message from Fling.com in our email. They had my name, email and where I lived! The even created a user name for me that is similar to ones I have used for other things! If anyone had any info on where they are getting this information I would appriciate it. Thank goodness I found this page so I can show it to my wife. Fling.com is VERY VERY bad.

It may be a mistake posting this but I am anyway. This is the link to my "profile" that they set up. As you can see, they got a lot of my info.

http://www.fling.com/main.php?a=user.edit_user_profile&t=

The same thing happened to my husband. He was actually in the hospital during the time that it says he registered for the account. I know full well that he had no internet access in the hospital. It used a name almost exactly like his email address with a couple of numbers tacked on the end. The birthday was a bit off, but they had our zip code and his email. And I have to agree with the comment made regarding Spokeo.com as well, they have a wealth of information about people and you would have no idea it is there.

It happened to us too! I found a profile under my husbands name, it had his name and email information stating that he created an account 4 days ago, however it was a Sunday that we spent together at home and Church. I know for a fact that there's no way he'd set up an account on that site, besides, we even spent the whole Sunday together. Don't let a site ruin your relationship, they must have got the information from another site, maybe a social network or tracking cookies. Fling.com should've known better and stop messing with people's business, hopefully one day they will realize that this is leading no where and quit doing it or maybe it'll stop when somebody sue them for damages.

I recently found a welcome message from Fling.com in my boyfriend's email and was incredibly brokenhearted. We've been together for two years and he is such a trustworthy person (so I had thought). But the more I looked into it, the more I realized it was fake. For one thing the "username" was just his email with two other random numbers on the end and the birthday was wrong. Also, the password they sent was not something he would have picked himself. Then I looked at the time the email was sent, and it was a night I had slept over and he wasn't on the computer at all! He never checks his email really but in the past few weeks I have been checking his account on Fling.com and he has never updated, sent a message, uploaded a picture, or paid for anything. I think its safe to say he didn't sign up for this! Fling.com needs to be confronted over this though, because I'm sure it is ruining other perfectly fine relationships!

Wow im experiencing the same thing with this fling website [censor] my soon to be wife confronted me with this outlandish accusation and its crazy because everything that fling has posted seemed legit they have my email they have my zip code they even made a profile for me that if i made for myself i would have told the truth about which shows a flaw in there scam this is creating a huge problem in honest relationships and could lead to serious injory or even death depending on the people affected by what fling thinks is a great ploy to have people join.

P.S The worse thing about this is trying to prove your innocence when everything fling post looks correct if you are a internet shoper or browser make sure that you use alternate info nothing that has any of your serious personal info.

Unfortunately I am just one of the many people who have had their account cancelled by tagged but think I can maybe shed some light on why my account was cancelled - I had a match with somebody called 'SOOKRIS' - I accepted the match and became a friend - the picture of the lady in question was undeniably bautiful and I questioned the integrity of the contact - however my inquisitive nature got the better of me and I offered my email address for contact. both msn messenger and yahoo were accepted by 'Sookris' but when I tried to make contact there was no reply - I tried several times to no avail - The next day when I went to my tagged account 50% of the information on my profile had been changed and included a picture of her and where she came from etc - other details belonging to me remained the same - I therefore changed all the details back to my own, checked everything was correct and continued with my friend contacts etc - The next day I did not go online but the day after I went into my email and was inundated with requests from MEN all over the country - literally hundreds of interested men - wondering what the hell was going on I went into my tagged account and there it was - 'your tagged account has been cancelled' no explanation was given and like everybody else i emailed tagged on 3/4 occasions and received no reply - My guess is that somebody had infiltrated my tagged account and placed obscene pictures on it prompting them to cancel the account forthwith - its really annoying not getting the chance to receive an explanation especially as it is undoubtably a software problem - by the way I have sonce tried to contact 'Sookris' but still have no response - the answer is that your tagged account is always under serious threat of removal and therefor my suggestion is that you contact all your friends now and make alternative arrangekment to meet and talk with them elsewhere - after that I suggest that you just dump tagged - its a joke site if it is able to do this when the problem is in fact their own - by the way I have also written to them on a friends site still live on tagged - I haven't had a chance to talk to my friend yet but if you have a friend who can write about your problem on your behalf it will be a good idea to do so - maybe one of us will get lucky and get an explanation - I doubt it but its worth a try - Me, I'm just another disatisfied customer who will not be using their services again - GOODBYE TAGGED - all is not forgiven for sure

i don't know why but you cannot read the name of the contact I was referring to - it is sookris - john e

Wow. I'm just sitting here googling to see whether anyone else was, as my BF says he was, "set up" on fling without his knowledge. I had good reason to be suspicious and this has a sore spot between us, because BF had profiles on sites like these when we met and he didn't exactly bust a gut to cancel them all in the first week. So when I saw it, I was DONE. Just like several others, his username is the first part of his email with a few characters (a letter and two numbers) tacked onto the end. the password is the stated birth year with one letter at the beginning and one at the end. He used to use a fake DOB and zip on sketchy sites, but these choices (1979, los angeles) weren't ones he'd ever used before. The welcome email is dated at a time when he was not able to get internet access to a site like this. I wouldn't make anything of the lack of activity, because like many (most?) other men, BF would prolly just look at the purty pitchers but not want to pay, which you have to if you want to chat or read/send email. the MOST interesting thing to me is that fling.com was already a blocked sender in his email account, but the emails still arrive, which makes me thing that they're spoofing the "from" address to get around filters. I don't really believe in hell, but if i'm wrong, i'm pretty sure there's a special place in it...

My husband and I are recently married and have struggled with him looking at porn and lying about it multiple times from almost immediately after we got married. I recently logged into a website www.fling.com using his exact email address and password that he uses for almost all of his other accounts. It pulled up that he had signed up for the site the day I was out of town for my bridal shower and bachelorette party. He swears to me that it is spam and a site he previously signed up for signed his name up for this as well and actually sent me this posting as proof that he didn't sign up for it. I read through all the comments and I have not seen where anyone has actually had an account set up in their name using the same username as well as the exact same password they have for everything else. Could really use some feedback. Thank you all very much.

this just happened to me yesterday she is not lying im suing too fling made a profile for me that i did not make

I just opened my junk mail to see a bunch of Fling.com things. I was pissed b/c if my boyfriend would have seen that he would have flipped! I have never even heard of this site and it tells me thank you for joining and it must think I am a male b/c a bunch of chicks are sending me emails or so it says. I never went on the website to see what info it had down for me I just clicked on the unsubscribe thing and I blocked the address from sending more! They gave me some fake password I would never use in my life Glass something with a bunch of numbers. I am pregnant right now and my boyfriend and I have enough things to worry bout right now and to have him find something I have never signed up for and end up leaving me I'd be severely pissed! I hope I never get an email from them again and I hope you people who have gotten this are still in your relationships.

I'm 16 teen and they got my information, they keep sending me photos, i don't want to get into trouble and it's making me mad someone should sue.

My wife and myself are going through similar thing. I got an email from the stating thank you for signing up your username is johndoe@example.com and your password is some off the wall password. She recently confronted me about this email after a month. I never signed up for it so of course I denied the allegation. Then that's when she tells me about the email sent to me. I had no clue that I even had that email in my inbox. Now she doesn't believe anything I say is true because of this and if things are going to keep up the way they are, more than likely will end up in divorce because of this site. The email was sent at a time I was either in bed asleep, getting ready for work or on my way to work. The profile it has set me up with said I signed up for it on the same day I received the email. It has me 6 years younger than what I am and also a completely different zip code to a place I have never heard of till now in another state. I am not saying all things from fling.com are false. But keep these post in the back of your mind and do some researching before you jump to conclusions, or you could be leaving a relationship over false pretences.

I found a profile for my husband, through his email and he said he knows nothing about it. The only thing different than a lot of these other posts are that they had a picture of my husband on their site. How does that happen?

This site is a scam. Dont ruin your relationship over it. Now if the person is paying for it and ads their picture then they are cheaters. Look and see if they have actually been interacting with other people on there and responding to messages before you go off half cocked. When I saw it I looked at the profile and it was fishy to me - none of the info was correct - no picture and no responses to any of the members from my guy. I asked him and he was shocked. Being that I can go into his email there was no way he would have had all this set up. LOL If he'd done it, it would have been a lot harder to find. Anyway - just don't be so jealous that you can't listen and look at all the facts before you lose someone over a crazy internet scam.

I belong to a reputable dating site and some how fling got my profile ...someone i met on dating site told me he saw the same exact profile on fling..with my pic..Sure enough I went to fling site and there I was...I didn't even know what fling was till he mentioned the name..I am a God fearing woman and I would never join a site like Fling...So if you have ever been a member of a dating site or still are...You could be on fling also..Vickster

If your hubby's picture is on there and he is claiming "spam" ...lol...go get laid by another man, and let him finish inside you, and tell your hubby "ohh...it's just spam, I didn't do anything."

I noticed my boyfriend added a new friend on facebook, with no profile picture, , when I looked at her info, it was private, it just had a link to this website as her contact info, , , has anyone else had a similar experience like that with facebook and this site?

So yesterday I was hanging with my boyfriend and he was looking up his schedule for his job, in his yahoo mail, when I noticed fling.com e-mails, he said it was spam, and first I was iffy about it, but it look so real, and I asked him if he made and account or subscribe to this website and he said no. He swore over his life and mine. Then I google information and find all this post and complaint that people sometimes have junk in their mail over fling.com even though they have never been to website. So I do believe my boyfriend when he said he hasnt made an account. My relationship has been crazy for a feew weeks just because I have trust issues because of my past, and it hurt my boyfriend being so negative all the time, and I am trying to change and make eveyrthing better, I don't think the stupid fling.com mails are helping my situation right now, but since some people in here are saying that they have never made an account and say that they get their information somehow, then I will believe my boyfriend saying that he has never been to this website or subscribed to it, Fling.com just creates problems in a relationship in my opinion, I need to start trusting my boyfriend because he is a good guy, and I never want to loose him, and if he sais he didnt make an account and never been to fling.com then I should believe him, especially if other people have been thorought the same situation.

I hope this helps you>>> my gf went through my emails one day and seen I had a fling account (which I knew nothing about) she logged in and seen that "the account has been temporarily suspended due to the amount of usage in such a short amount of time" (in other words spam) they used my same user name as my email but a diff password ...I'm sure if your bf at the time logged in to the fling account he wouldn't have much to say ...and seeing that he didn't try to dig deeper and was willing to throw away two years and a family so quickly brings me to think he was looking for any excuse to call it quits

I just woke up to emails saying that I needed to confirm my accounts to fling.com and xxxblackbookdating.com or something like that...I have never done any type of Internet dating let alone fling.com or xxx sites...I can't figure out how this happened but the xxx site gave an IP address that showed where it was signed up
For...it wasn't my up address and when I did a search it came up as an IP address from witchita, Kansas off of a Verizon wireless network...I just immediately deleted my accts but it's concerning bc the passwords contained my last name.

This is ridiculous! Are you trying to convince us or yourself! My husband of 10 years claimed the same thing. He is a liar and has been caught numerous times with escorts and text messages in his phone! He lives in Brookln NY but uses the name Kelvin as an alias! As a matter of fact the prostitute who was contacting him is on Fling.com and Backpage! She sent messages from [protected]. The ugly vile creatures pictures can be found all over the web. I got tested because I don't want Aids messing with this son of a [censored]! Divorce court is next. Hope he has the time of his life with this ugly vile disease carrying slut!

Exactly! My b/f was on all kinds of escort sites too and the evidence I found was texts and email conversations he forgot to delete. He got careless when I started going to school at night. Admitted he has been talking with escorts for years, including the whole time we have been together, then claims that fling.com made the profile for him even though I signed right in with his email and password! He says it must have auto signed him up when he signed up for some other site. Made a weird username, wrong bday. I know he was lying about backpage and others anyway, so I don't know or care if fling auto signed him up or not, but I am thinking your men were probably on other sites if they get stuff from fling. Also, don't be naive, there is Internet access on smart phones. I was with my b/f all the time too, we live together, but he does go to work, I do have girls night, I go shop, etc etc. he found time for years to talk to multiple hookers.

Happened to me today. Faithfully married and would have a hard time explaining this one.
Worse than that is that I cant figure out how to navigate the site to cancel the supposed membership! I have asked for some assistance from the company and attached a link to this thread so they might be able to do something about it...judging by the content of the site it wouldn't surprise me if they hire spammers to do a little dirty work for them.

i HAD THE SAME THING HAPPEN TO ME AND MY FIANCE! WERE GETTING MARRIED IN A FEW WEEKS AND THIS POPPED UP ON HIS EMAIL IT ASKED TO CONFIRM HIS EMAIL I WENT IN TO SEE WHAT IT WAS AND MAN WAS I OUTRAGED SEEING THIS CRAP.. FLING.COM SHOULD BE SUED FOR THE ### THEY DO IT RUINS PPLS LIFES. I SERIOUSLY THOUGHT MY FIANCE DID THIS AND JUST MADE IT AS CRAPPY AS POSSIBLE SO I WOULDNT FIND HIM. IT HAD A FAKE BDAY AND THE USER NAME WAS JUST HIS EMAIL PLUS 4 OTHER NUMBER AND NEVER BEEN UPDATED. PLUS IT WONT LET U MESSAGE PPL UNLESS YOU PAY.. AND HE HASNT DONE ANYTHING TO IT SINCE I CONFIRMED THE EMAIL. THANK GOD I FOUND THIS PAGE I REALLY DIDNT BELEIVE HIM WHEN HE SAID HE DIDNT MAKE IT.. I MEAN FOR GODS SAKE IT SAID HE MADE IT ON MY BIRTHDAY.. THAT WAS THE WORST PART. I SWEAR HE WAS WITH ME AND HIS DAUGHTER THE ENTIRE TIME... SO YEA IF ANY OTHER COUPLES HAVE TROUBLE WITH THIS SITE REMEMBER IT PROBABLY WASNT HIM.. THANKS EVERYONE ELSE.

Your spous could be innocent. .. sort of. Dating or smut sites sell your info to other dating sites. So at some point someone was being naughty somewhere in order for fling to have the info to create said fake profile. Black and white really.

It is very true! Fling.com made a fake profile of me w my email address and 4 numbers after the email address even had a password w it. . It is said " Welcome to Fling.com" I opened the mail up, having no clue was it was, it was wanting me to validate my email address. In which I never did. Ladies and men out there.. I know sometimes its hard to trust and ppl automatically think your guilty, well this is not always the case. I am innocent in this. I have NEVER had a adult dating site or even belonged to one. They need to be held accountable for this. I am sure it has and will do a lot of damage to truly innocent people.

My now husband (just recently married) had been on sex dating websites in the past when we were dating and I would catch him by going into his email and find emails from the sites and from women, of course he would lie and say he didn't sign up and wasn't on them, but I know it was a lie and he finally admitted to me months back that he did do all of it. He has since turned his life around and deleted all accounts and supposedly isn't on them anymore and I haven't seen any evidence to suggest he is on them still. He still gets spam in his email all the time from sex dating sites and they go into his junk mail. Today I went into his junk email and there was a welcome email from fling.com that he got today at 10AM. I almost called him to flip out on him and then I searched and found this complaint board. Here's the thing, it used his email address and a weird long numbered and letters password combination that he would never use and never type in himself and it listed his location as living in some other city and state that isn't anywhere close to where we live. He is also at work and I know he was working when this email from fling came through at 10AM and he was not on the internet on his phone. He doesn't work in an office or anything, as he works outside, so he has no other internet access during the day other than his cell phone. I checked out our joint cell phone account and he wasn't using any data today on his phone either. He has no other phone either, he can't afford it. He physically couldn't have signed up on fling.com today for them to have sent a welcome email today. I also went onto fling.com myself and signed up with my email and my usual password and I got a welcome message right away in my email with my email and typical password, not some weird long numbered made up one. In other words, while he's been a lying SOB in the past with this sort of thing, there is absolutely no way he could have signed up today on a fling.com account like the email from fling says. All the evidence points to him actually being innocent this time and fling.com could have ruined my now good relationship/marriage and trust that he and I have built over time and are continuing to build. So in other words, if your significant other's email and a typical password is used chances are they probably signed up themselves, unless someone that they know has this information to sign them up.

Something HAS to be done about this site and other's like it. It can ruin a person's relationship, break people's hearts and doubt the one's we love. My husband and I have been together since June of 2006 and I had actually caught him meeting various people of both genders for sex a year after we had gotten married. After he was busted, we both went to therapy and marriage therapy for over a year. I was thinking I had the perfect (or close to it), until I see welcome to fling in his e-mail. Of course I am going to doubt hi. Of course I am going to automatically lie to me. I think we all need to get a lawsuit and sue the hell out of this perverse site and other's like it. They ruin lives and they do it on purpose,

Hi, my name is kris. I would like to sue this fling sight. Who would like to join me?

My husband has Been caught within the last month and a half signing up for sex flirting/hookup sites. I confronted him when I saw the charge to our joint bank account...and then researched and found him on numerous other sites...with his picture and profile description ... whole nine yards. Confronted him again and he did admit to most of it. today I found fling.com in the email. he denies it. Now I believe him BUT it did use the same user id as he used on other sites and same birth year but dif day and month. Same city as we are in too...but he used that on the other sites as well. I was about to be done with him this time if it were true. no one deserves their spouse to do them this way but fling.com Isnt going to help anyone have anything other than trust issues