Fanforus Reviews 204

In response to reply received via Trustpilot from Fanforus.
This is my second review of Fanforus, because my first one with its edits and additional information required by the Fanforus site via Trustpilot, to prove that I am genuine has reached its 4000 character limit, yet Fanforus has once again reached out via Trustpilot on 05-01-2026, to try and have me contact them directly to basically it would seem discuss my review, though at no stage has the Fanforus site, stated that any of the information I have provided is incorrect or incomplete, yet their own message urging me to make contact with them even contradicts their own Terms of Service. Below is the message received and although longer than other such replies from Taya of Fanforus on other reviews from other users it basically is the same. MESSAGE FROM Fanforus as received on original review 5-01-2026. (Kim, there’s a lot in what you shared, and I can see how frustrating that experience felt. Our platform operates as an online communication service, and how profiles appear, how credits are used, and how interactions unfold can differ from one person to another. Many profiles choose to verify in line with the Terms of Services, and questions around profile status, credit use, or account handling need to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. To make sure everything you raised gets proper attention and context, continuing the conversation with support at "fanforus" is the best next step — Taya.) "email address had to be edited for Trustpilot"
Reply to Taya (R P or Ai )
The fact is, The Terms of Services is what gets Fanforus into trouble by its own hand as the information regarding the Application to become an Approved User, can be obtained and information provided by various Customer Support Team is either evasive, inaccurate or worse of all, just shut down. The same Terms of Services used for Fanforus apart from the name change of the site are used for numerous other sites operating under the same guise of an online communications platform.
The next best thing would be for Fanforus to be totally honest and answer the following in plain simple language. How many sites operate under the same business/marketing plan by the same company registered at 5-9 Main Street, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar.
In plain simple language how many non approved users does the site currently have compared to approved users?
What is the incentive of becoming an approved user with all its stipulations and conditions compared to just being a normal user who has to pay for basically everything? (And honestly, there is no common sense reason of being a normal user on any site if you all you can do is look and search, but cannot interact with other members, even for free)
The above questions are open, honest and should be able to be explained in the same manner. And if Fanforus.com is unable to do so, including hiding behind such things as Company Privacy, then Trustpilot, themselves, should stop Fanforus.com for making further comments and/or contact with myself via the reviews in relation to this review and my original review and let them stand.

To me its a expensive scam it doesn't allow virtual connections. You cant tell whether you are beingscammed or not.no phone calls no face time

This site is a scamming site. The people on here are fake and part of the scam. The cost to only chat is a total scam!!!! Do not use this site it is not a dating site or even a chat site

My experience with Fanforus has been very positive so far. I joined out of curiosity, but ended up staying because the site feels organized and trustworthy. The layout is clean, everything loads fast, and I’ve never run into fake-looking profiles or spam. Conversations feel natural and respectful, which is honestly rare these days. I also like that you’re in control of how you use the platform...nothing feels forced or misleading. After trying several similar sites, FanForUs is one of the few that actually delivers a stable, comfortable experience without unnecessary pressure

I’ve been using Fanforus for a few months now, and it turned out to be much better than I expected. What stood out to me first was how real the interactions feel. People don’t just send random lines, conversations actually build over time. The platform itself runs smoothly, messages arrive instantly, and switching between chats is easy. I also appreciate that there are no annoying pop-ups or confusing menus. I had one small technical question early on, and support answered politely and clearly within a day. Overall, it feels like a well-managed space focused on real communication

It doesn’t deserve a one star! £23.99 for credits that last for about 12 or so ‘letters’ (and the length of the letters are very restrictive)! I invited one person to chat safely on my instagram but he refused! Said he didn’t like socials and it’s why he was on fanforus! And as for them saying they verify accounts! Not sure how, as I don’t see where I was! I think it’s all fake in the hope that you get attached to your seemingly ‘perfect’ partner and spend insane amounts of money!

Stay far away, fake profiles

I looked into it and is nothing but a very expensive dating platform for both men & women or whatever. The customer support is non-existing and they keep on sending repetitive emails.

Very scammy. Overwhelming mailbox spam.

I was having what I thought was a good time chatting with someone, slightly annoyed at all the credits I was having to spend. I got a little suspicious, and did a google reverse image search - sure enough, the "person" was just pulling photos from a non-associated account and posting them as their own.

- Way too expensive.
- Fake responses, probably AI.
- No way to video chat to verify the person.
- Mailbox flooded with crap, 100+ messages before I even got a profile picture posted.

Avoid at all costs.

The site has AI responses and/or AI enhanced photos. For instance some of the photos have AI avatars in fake cop outfits. Others stewardesses. Others still doctors. It's a scam. Most of the response are silly. Whomever, whatever is responding they are generic click bait. Here's the scam: The con is to engage marks with an Ai or sweatshop avatar, tease them into engagement, message for a bit eating up credits. Soon, alas, mark run out of 'credits.' To renew is an expensive money pit. in the end, there is no there there. You can't take things a step further. Stay away. Unless you want to give shady scammers money. in which case, enjoy.

I’m rating quite low. I haven’t had any personal bad experiences or anything, and I’m not out any money because I didn’t buy the points or whatever to continue with conversation. I will only say, I don’t trust it simply because every photo of each person looked “professional” quality like actors. I couldn’t find a natural photo of any of the people I had contact with. They were all staged with the exact perfect background. C’mon. I went to put my photos on and thought how horrible they were because they were real compared to the people I was chatting with. Every. single. photo looked staged. I don’t buy it

This site has foto’s of beautiful women. Others are behind the chats, trying you to buy credits to chat. It’s totally ridiculous. A shame that this exists. Making money when all people want is to meet someone!!

Why can't I exchange phone numbers, or email addresses with someone that I've been chatting with?

This site is not intended on letting you actually meet someone here and taking the relationship to a private number or email. It blocks with XXXXXXXXX every time you try. Actually I think this is all a AI generated. I will change my review if you tell me how to contact someone on Fanforus other then on your site!

And this reply to my post did not answer my concern. You can not share private contact information if you wanted to!

As with many online dating apps, Fanforus allows no way to talk to a prospective partner except on their site which means you have to keep buying credits to text or mail. If you try to text a whatsap number or email address etc, it only transmits a line of X's. The time it takes to get to know someone could cost hundreds or thousands of dollars and then you still can't send any info on how to meet in person! The girls know it and politely keep asking questions to get you to spend your credits. I found the same girl that I met on a different but same type of dating platform. This should be illegal. False advertising!

Too soon to tell, but good start

I joined just to see what it’s like. It’s not perfect I had some lag on mobile but I’ve had actual chats here. No bots, no weird spammy energy, and people respond like they’re real. So yeah worth sticking around.

Autocorrect doesn’t work inside the chat box. It’s like typing in 2009 again. Really slows me down.

I work in cybersecurity, so I tend to notice red flags pretty quick like fake profiles, weird payment flows, all that. This platform looks clean. No weird popups, no obvious bot activity so far. Profiles look real and I haven’t seen anything shady in terms of how the site behaves. From a tech perspective I feel okay using it and from a personal one it’s been a chill space to chat.

Honestly, I hovered over the sign up page for days before I clicked. Didn’t see many Fanforus reviews out there so I figured it might be sketchy. But it’s been a good surprise. The one is slower than most places, which I actually like, and I’ve had a few chats that didn’t feel fake or automated. One of them’s still going, might lead somewhere, might not idk but it feels real