BeFlirty Review

BeFlirty is a dating site that matchmakes you with “top singles” on the platform. It says that the website allows easy access to the best girls in your area, but it’s not as simple as it seems. It rehashes the same formats as other scam dating sites.

Let’s look at some hard evidence that proves BeFlirty is a scam website.

BeFlirty claims that flirting is made easier on their site because everyone is sexually open about themselves. Sure, it may say that all you have to do is talk to any girl you like and get connected. They want you to “register for free,” but they never told you about the absurd amount of limited access to the site. You will not be able to use the site unless you pay for a subscription.

Alterweb Kft., the company behind BeFlirty, has a very similar interface to dating sites released by Apricot Digitals LLC. The issue with this network is that all its sites had a shady reputation and no trust from its users. We reviewed multiple of their dating sites in the past, leaving us with no doubt that they are somehow connected. For example - see our reviews made on NastyMams or TenderMeetups. Very likely, all these sites belong to the same fraudulent network.

At Dating-Pilot, we investigate the finest details of every dating site we review: terms and conditions, payment models, companies behind, and even profiles of a site. We aim to inform our readers about possible red flags on sites like BeFlirty and similar. See results of our findings bellow.

It’s no surprise that all we found were fake women. Sure, the fake profiles here may not have icons that indicate them as fake entertainers, but they prove to be fake when seeing the way they look and act.  

All it took was to register our profile’s location in an American city but the “locals” presented to us were based on our IP address outside the US. Suddenly, all the non-American women know how to type English naturally.

We only waited for 15 minutes and there were over 10 messages from girls implying that “we are a match” when we barely completed our profile. No normal woman would message an anonymous profile just like that. Worth to mention that it was also very late - one hour after midnight. So we were surprised to see so many profiles active online at this hour.

Moreover, when cross-checking some profile pictures of women on this dating site we found some highly questionable personalities. Like models, influencers, or even adult well-known influencers. For example, this woman is Eliza Ibarra Vanna Bardot, a famous adult video star:

BeFlirty matchmaker tells me that this famous lady is 5 minutes away from me. Really? What is she doing in Kenosha, which is a Wisconsin city? Why is she even on this site and if she is aware of her profile on this site? We are not able to answer these questions, but you can easily smell something fishy here.

The other suspicious profile that popped up on our matchmaker game was a fashion model and social media personality known primarily for posting POV - Eva Mikulski. See here:

Based on Google search results, this model lives with her boyfriend in France, and not in the United States. Meanwhile, BeFlirty claims that she happened to be only 50 miles away from me in Wisconsin! On BeFlirty her username is Breitenbe57 and she is 31 years old, while in a real-life she seems to be 27.

To sum up, women's profiles on BeFlirty did not convince us to be real. We encountered multiple mismatches while checking their photographs through Google Lens image search. Also, we received far too many messages that sounded rather artificial. Finally, we were receiving messages from the women any time we logged in - no matter if its 6 am or 2 am, there was always someone willing to chat with us which seemed simply not realistic.

The most alarming matter in BeFlirty is that the site can access your profile from Facebook. While it does seem off that the website would ask for your FB account, the T&C says the following:

"Some of our services have the ability to link your use of the services to other social networks you have access to. If you have an account with another social network, e.g. Facebook, you can share the data you have on our site with that network. To enhance your experience and create a personalized service, we may ask you to log in to your Facebook account. By doing so you grant us access to your information store on your Facebook profile, including without limitation your personal information, photographs, media content, interests and locations."

In other words, when you provide them with your FB profile, they will know all about you. Including who's on your friend list (which could be embarrassing, especially if you don't want your friends to know you are scrolling through a shady dating site).

Many men won't go through the Terms and Conditions and the Privacy Statement of a dating platform, but luckly we do.

In their Terms & Conditions, under column 4B: HOW WE USE YOUR INFORMATION - IN DETAIL, it is clearly stated that the company will duplicate your profile to their "Partner Sites." 

"When you sign up to any one of our Services we will send you an email shortly afterwards advising that we have created a duplicate profile on our Partner Sites to enhance your chance of finding a suitable match, free of charge. When we email you about this you will have the option to decline this service."

While it may be considerate of Alterweb Kft to allow you to decline their offer, they do not elaborate when you register. In fact, they do not even email you this form of "consent" about allowing them to create a copy of your profile. 

You register for this site and this site alone, so why would they even duplicate your profile to their other networks? Just imagine if Facebook, Twitter, Tinder, and Discord had done the same thing. It's a no-brainer and you don't need to be a law expert to understand this.

Sure, paying for messages could be reasonable, but what about scrolling through images and reading profile biographies? Shouldn't those be part of the basic features? Apparently, it does not allow you to do what you want as a single man looking to flirt with hot women in your area. You must pay upfront before you can do so - monthly.

The prices are as shown:

Don't be fooled by thinking that it's cheap to try the site out for only $0,99. If not canceled, your 1-day trial membership plan will automatically convert to their monthly package after the end of your 1-day trial period at the full price of $38.59. It's written in very small letters underneath. Obviously, they don't want you to notice that.

Other competing (and more legitimate) dating sites provide access for free users, including chats, specific searching (likes, dislikes, hobbies, etc.), sharing photos and videos in the chat, and scrolling through photos. 

So, why even bother to pay when you can do all these and more on other dating platforms?

Many dating sites are only tailored for specific regions, but for BeFlirty, you can access the site anywhere in the world. While it may look inconsistent in the tracking of ladies based on your location, we give a small credit for the site to be usable in any city globally.

It is obvious that BeFlirty is a fraudulent website just from the fake profiles that spam you with bot messages. Why even bother spending money here when you can't find real women behind the profiles they have? Plus, you can barely do anything on this site due to everything behind a monthly payment system.

If you want to cancel your subscription and delete your account on BeFlirty - we have prepared a detailed guide on how to cancel BeFlirty here.

You'd be rather off on a more mainstream dating app or any of the alternative dating sites we provided above.