PumasLove Review

PumasLove claims to fulfill the fantasy of young men who like older women. Although, this site is not something you should be going to. We investigated the site to prove that it is a scam. If you want to check out the evidence, we have them all in this overview. With many bad reviews, a large number of fake profiles, and a lack of uniqueness, you’re going to hate PumasLove.

PumasLove targets men who like their women aged like fine wine. In other words, this site claims to have plenty of ladies in their 30s and above who have a thing for younger men.

The site looks similar to many other dating sites and apps. It has an inbox - messaging area, and a dashboard showing all profiles. Additionally, it has a "Like Gallery" that operates like a swiping game.

If you don’t plan on paying, your free account just allows match with anyone in the "Like" gallery.

You may also see which users have viewed your profile (a perk usually reserved for paid upgrades on other dating sites). But the rest of the features, including private chatting, browsing galleries, and reading biographies, need a paid membership.

From the moment I stepped foot on the website, I noticed a problem with the front page full of women: some of these are 18 up to 29. Isn’t the site supposed to keep it strictly for “pumas”? What are young girls doing here when the website is supposed to target men who like older women? They could have at least adjusted the age preference to at least 30 years old, so the website says what it is supposed to provide.

Still, our findings indicate that the site's layout is strikingly similar to those of other dating scams we've uncovered, so we know this is just another attempt to prey on naive men.

It was developed by InfraWeb Solution Limited, which has released numerous niche dating platforms catering to groups of women with varying characteristics, including those who are slim, older, single, or of different ethnic backgrounds. Most of their sites suffer from negative feedback from experienced users. To test if real women would respond to my messages, I signed up for a VIP membership on a test account and examined the most significant issues while making the most out of their service.

Similarities between this site and previously reviewed dating sites were noticeable to me during my investigation. They're so identical that I've experienced the same issues, like fake profiles, automated messages, and a parent business with shady ties to other dangerous dating sites.

I used a reverse-Google Image search to find profile pictures that belong to the members of this site. In just a few minutes, I could determine that majority of the site's profiles were taken from different bogus dating sites. Some of the photos I found were of models and popular influencers. The odds that they created an account on PumasLove are very slim. See an example below:

Also, it just does not make sense for 29-year-old women and younger to stay on a website that clearly states it has pumas and single moms. Oh, and most of these profiles came from our previous investigations, so that’s another red flag.

As a result, a fake dating service relies largely on automated bots to send out fake profiles and messages to scam men. A dozen or more people have messaged me within the first half an hour of my account being up and running, who are desperately seeking companionship because they are lonely, hot, and bothered.

With the subscription, I contacted well over 35 “mature” women with standard greetings like "Hi" and “Hey how are you?” Few of them replied at all, and the ones that did either ignored my message or were solely interested in sexual encounters.

Furthermore, these profiles are always online. All day and night, they talk nonstop. You won’t find any real conversations here unless you prefer talking to bots instead of actual women.

PumasLove reuses content from old suspicious dating sites. Since this site is made by InfraWeb Solution Limited, it wasn’t a surprise they would just copy-paste everything from their previous works like MomsGetNaughty and LuvCougar. 

If you read enough on their Terms & Conditions, you’ll find out that they collect all provided data about you which feels dangerous, especially if you allow them to access your social media accounts.

Collects Your Social Media Profile“Some of our Services have the ability to link your use of the Services to other social networks you might 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 consent and grant us access to your information stored on your Facebook profile including without limitation your personal information, photographs, media content, interests and locations.”

PumasLove checks your IP address, browser, and cookie information when you establish a profile to ensure your identity. This also means they can learn a lot about you and your Facebook habits if you give them access to your account. 

Collects Your Information to Copy to 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. When we email you about this you will have the option to decline this service, which costs nothing extra.”

PumasLove may exploit copied user profiles to advertise its own products and services.

This covers not only your written description but also any images and videos you post on your public profile or even in private messages. Your profile will be available to everyone who visits shady dating sites.

It still hasn't sunk in how the monthly fee works. They claim that using their service will give you access to unlimited chatting, higher-quality images, tailored search results, and top-tier customer service.

They have several plans to choose from, but they never make it truly clear whether those payments will be made daily, weekly, or monthly. For example, if you choose a 1-month plan, it says you are credited $0.96 per day for the next 30 days, but the checkout counter says you will need to pay $28.8 upfront. We had hoped to find an answer in their T&Cs, however, the payment system remains unchanged. 

Here is what they offer:

1 Day: $0.99 per day

1 Week: $0.39 per day

1 Month: $0.96 per day

3 Months: $0.54 per day

When it is time for them to renew your credit card, there will be a sudden 30% increase. For example, when picking the 3-month plan, your daily fee will increase from $0.65 to $0.77.

The charges that will be made to your credit card are written in the gray text just below the "PAY NOW" button. It is literally unclear unless you look closely. Moreover, if you choose the 3-month plan, you will be charged $45.44 instead of the "per day" credit you were given at the checkout. 

Above all, remember that your plan's credit card will be automatically renewed. There’s also a catch when you want to cancel (you can do this through your My Account menu and following the Remove Your Account option). However, instead of just instantly approving your cancellation, you will need to answer several questions. It’s not easy, plus you will need to wait for their email, which contains a confirmation code, to fully cancel your subscription.

Alternatively, you can also email them at support@benaughty.com or contact them at 1 (800) 795-4184. The email must include profile information, and address cancellation can be done in just a few clicks (found in the profile settings and billing tabs). 

Because of the difficult process, several reviewers have complained about the website’s lack of clarity regarding the site’s subscription service and cancellation when attempting to do so. 

Pop-up windows are annoying, but fortunately, PumasLove keeps it minimal. The ads are only shown on the far sides of the website, and it does not have any sudden flashy erotic ads to redirect you to other dating sites. Other than that, PumasLove does not convince a normal visitor that it is a legitimate place to find mature ladies.

PumasLove is nothing but a waste of precious time when you could be going to other, more legitimate sites out there. This dating site has the same problems as a common scam website full of fake profiles and a confusing subscription method. It also fails to identify itself as a unique dating site when there are many other fishy dating sites like this that provide “mature women” and single moms.

The only thing worse than not having a puma to love is getting fooled by a website that aged poorly like this one.