MyCasualContacts Review

For the benefit of the doubt, check the full review of MyCasualContacts and its features to see whether it's worth your time, money, and trust. See its pros, cons, and overall rating.

Homepage design speaks for itself. On the registration form, you will notice that the site's target is men looking for women. Like they have already pre-assumed that men are the only ones interested in casual dating. Why only men?

Let's be honest. Men are more likely to fall into this casual dating trap. MyCasualContacts use sexy women's photos to excite and convince men to sign up and eventually pay for premium access. The site takes advantage of men's weakness - women. 

As I scroll through profiles, I see "women profiles" only. There is something for everyone's taste - different ethnic backgrounds, ages, and sizes. However, many of them look just too good to be true. 

Out of curiosity, I signed up for a second account where I marked that I am a "Woman" looking for a "Man." I wanted to see whether they would offer matches according to my preference. To my surprise, the site showed me women's profiles instead of men's. It proved my theory that this site is a den of fake female profiles. So, if you're a woman looking to talk to a man, you'll never find one here. 

There's nothing wrong with targeting men only. However, at the same time, this site is falsely advertising as a social platform for men and women. They should have specified their intent so as not to mislead people. It's even written in their fine print that they provide match suggestions depending on your profile settings which is another lie. Regardless of what you put on your profile, they will still show women's profiles only because that's how the system works. It's only for heterosexual men. 

MyCasualContacts dating site belongs to Meteor Interactive B.V. Their headquarters are in Savannahweg 17, Netherlands. This company owns a network of suspicious dating sites, such as MyCasualContacts or MySecretNeighbors, that we reviewed in the past. 

Their sites share one user database, meaning the profiles you see, real or fake, are not exclusive to one site alone. That's a red flag if you ask me. Legit dating sites do not expose nor put their member's identities at risk of public exposure. Hence, your information should remain private and accessible within the site you signed up for. After all, you registered on MyCasualContacts only. 

For a fact, their sites contain fake profile accounts. You will notice a line in the disclaimer saying that fictional entertainers' profiles are meant for entertainment purposes only. Physical contact with these profiles is not possible. That's outright absurd! The main goal of a casual dating site is to find a potential partner to hook up with. How can you even do that if physical contact is prohibited?

Moreover, their site Terms also clearly state that they employ moderators chatting behind fake profiles. These moderators are getting paid to keep the conversation going, entertain members, and persuade them to purchase more credits. That's the money-making machine of the business. Technically, you are paying for chat alone because real meetups are not possible. Is there pleasure in chatting alone? Probably yes, but not worth your money. 

As soon as I signed up and verified my email address, I received spammy messages that were automated. Messages sound so generic, too provocative, and even off-topic. Yeah, I did sign up to experience casual dating to entertain myself. Still, I felt weird reading those random messages instead of being aroused. Suddenly, several random wiomen just sent me straightforward flirty messages without even the slightest common courtesy. And what's even worse is that I received many spam messages in my email. 

If it's not on social media, it's non-existent, period! MyCasualContacts has no social media presence at all. Yes, that's right - no Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter account. It's suspicious why they don't use the most common advertising platforms in the 21st century. They avoid social media presence because they're afraid of the backlash and negative reviews from disappointed users. They maintain their profile low so as not to get the public's attention which could potentially drag their business down. 

MyCasualContacts advertises itself as a FREE flirting and dating site where you'll find a partner for casual relationships. However, it's only "free to register" because later on, you realize you need to pay to send messages. 

Expensive is an understatement to describe this site. It's absurd that they charge you $19,90 for 8 messages. You can't even say a simple hi because you need to pay a hefty price to be able to do so. We understand that they're running a business here but not to the point of a total rip-off. Imagine, they even offer a package of 300 messages for $299, and they even have the guts to flaunt that it's already a discounted price at 60% off. Unbelievable!  

MyCasualContacts has a user-friendly interface which makes it easy to navigate. The section with matches shows profile pictures of women similar to Tinder. You can find two options, the "x" and the "heart," which allow you to reject or like a particular profile.

MyCasualContacts barely have any reviews online. Probably because it's a very little-known dating site, they strictly maintain their low profile with no social media presence. However, we found a few negative reviews from unhappy site members. Some of the reasons they cited include fake profiles, fake women, fake locations, expensive premium packages, and bot-operated chats.  

If you need more proof that this dating site is far from legit, check the review on Scamadviser. This site uses an algorithm to determine if the dating site is legit with real reviews or a phishing website.

MyCasualContacts is a classic scam from the get-go. Its super easy registration form is a trap to lure men into signing up, thinking it's free to use. The moment you sign up, chatbots bombard you with lewd messages and provoke you with obscene images to persuade you to pay for the premium package. 

The only security parameter they have in place is the floppy email verification system which we all know has many loopholes. And lastly, it doesn't have a blocking feature. So what will you do if you want to block someone from messaging you? 

We strongly advise our readers to steer clear of MyCasualContacts. All the red flags are waiving enough to conclude that it's a SCAM to rip you off. There are still a lot of legit dating sites out there. Tinder, for instance, is a legit dating site. It may be challenging to find a perfect match, but at least you know that you can find real people, not only bots and paid moderators hiding behind a fake profiles.