Astrolove Recensioni 

Two Platforms, Two Identities, the Same Face

My experience with AstroLove began long before I had any reason to suspect that something unusual might be happening.

I met a man on AstroLove who was presented as living in Vienna, and I developed what I believed to be a serious emotional relationship with him. We communicated extensively, but one issue became increasingly difficult to understand: despite the closeness of the relationship, he repeatedly refused to leave the paid platform and move our communication to an ordinary free channel.

Eventually, this became a major source of conflict between us and I left AstroLove.

Later, I joined another paid dating platform, SoulmateMeets. There I made an extraordinary discovery: I found what appeared to be the same man, using the same photographs, but under a different profile name, presented as living in Vancouver and with a different personal history.

Despite this, communication continued. Altogether, my involvement with what appeared to be the same person represented by those photographs lasted approximately sixteen months across AstroLove and SoulmateMeets. I later returned briefly to AstroLove.

Over those sixteen months I began noticing patterns that increasingly troubled me: extraordinarily long periods of apparent online availability, persistent resistance to moving to free communication, limited concrete information about everyday life, inconsistencies, and replies that could sound emotionally convincing while sometimes failing to address direct questions.

Eventually, I began to question whether every interaction was necessarily person-to-person.

I have no proof that AI, automated systems or third-party operators were involved in my conversations, and I am not claiming that they were. I also cannot establish who created or operated the profiles, or whether the real person shown in the photographs knew how his images were being used.

That uncertainty is precisely my concern.

AstroLove is a paid communication environment. When emotional relationships can continue for months while communication costs money, users should be able to know with reasonable certainty who is behind a profile and whether messages are written exclusively by that person or may involve AI, automation or intermediaries.

My advice to anyone considering this platform is simple: verify identity independently and early, do not allow months of paid communication to substitute for real-world verification, keep records of profiles and conversations, and establish a strict financial limit.

I began this experience on AstroLove believing I was getting to know one person. Later, on SoulmateMeets, the same face appeared under another identity.

Sixteen months later, after two platforms, two identities and the same photographs, I was still unable to answer the most basic question:

Who was I actually talking to?

O site simplesmente sumiu, não consigo mais acessá-lo, mas continuo recebendo os e-mails e é a segunda vez que descontam a fatura. Não consigo acessar e tampouco cancelar minha inscrição. Lamentável!

Fake website, lots of it not all female profiles are fake they will constant message you in hopes you will pay the website to contact the fake profiles

I started receiving email notifications from `male members`. I never replied because they usually lived far away from where I live. I found one that supposedly lives in my city and we started to chat. Of course, in order to chat, you have to subscribe for a monthly fee! That it´s usually the case, and it would be ok... except that I am sure the persona I was talking to, according to his answers, it was obvious that he did not really live in my city and furthermore, he did not know anything about the city. I then decided that I wanted to cancel my subscription but it has been a nightmare! The button to cancel the subscription never works.. then you have to send a signed letter asking for the cancelllation but nobody answers, and in the meantime, the keep charging your the monthly fee!! Please stay away from this site!

Minha Reclamação sobre AstroLove.com (Golpe / Fraude)

Minha experiência com o AstroLove.com foi totalmente negativa e eu acredito que este site opera como um golpe. Muitos usuários relatam que o serviço não é um site de relacionamento legítimo, mas sim uma plataforma que incentiva usuários a gastar dinheiro com mensagens, créditos e presentes virtuais sem qualquer possibilidade real de conhecer alguém ou obter resultados verdadeiros — um padrão típico de esquema fraudulento.

O site é promovido como serviço de relacionamento, mas a maioria das conversas parece ser feita por perfis falsos, bots ou pessoas incentivadas a manter você comprando créditos continuamente sem nenhum retorno real — muitos membros relatam gastos altos e nenhuma interação significativa.

No rodapé e termos do site, é informado que o site é gerido pela empresa Metalrox Limited registrada no Chipre (Cyprus), porém o endereço comercial exibido é de uma outra empresa nos Estados Unidos (Neriva Solutions Inc., 136 Madison Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10016, EUA). Essa discrepância e a falta de transparência aumentam minhas suspeitas de atividade enganosa.

At first glance, it felt promising. Polished profiles. Eloquent writing. A buffet of handsome men who can string a sentence together and appear capable of discussing something deeper than sports statistics or the merits of various craft beers. So far, so good.

Sadly, every profile I’ve interacted with appears to be a bot. You know it’s a bot when it doesn’t respond to the questions you ask, replies vaguely about wanting to get to know you better, and never asks a single thing about you. It’s conversation-shaped, but hollow.

This isn’t a rant or a bad review—this is twofold:

1. Gentlemen:
This is how you attract a woman. These fake profiles are polished. If they were real, they’d signal a man who knows himself, has reflected on his life, and is comfortable in his own skin. Confidence, self-awareness, and thoughtful expression are deeply attractive. Take notes. If a bot can sound compelling, a real man absolutely can.

2. Astrolove.com:
If only there were actual humans in the mix. I understand the need to get the ball rolling—and credit where it’s due, you’ve unintentionally provided a masterclass in how to write an appealing profile. But a few real people would be nice. I highly doubt any of the 25 messages currently in my inbox are from genuine humans. Paying for empty promises and fake conversation isn’t a great look.

Potential? Yes.
Authenticity? Not yet.

Until then, I’ll stick with real conversations, real curiosity, and real humans. If and when Astrolove becomes that, I’d happily revisit.

This site is a SCAM. Do not waste your money. You will never find love here. They only want you to keep spending money.

It is way too expensive. I lost money and I was upset. Do not use this site. Ever.

If I could give it a zero I would O was scammed by a model like man who I feel in love with and he said he loved me too. He kept asking me to buy gifts and would get upset if I didn’t. He kept asking me to write emails to him. In the end I was scammed out of $18,000. Do not go on this site. The person I was talking to was a model
Man. Saying the most beautiful words to me. Saying he wanted me to move to Paris and marry me . I feel like such an idiot for falling for this scam

Astrologers.com is not worth the money as women are being charged to speak to men who have free user privileges and don’t pay for membership or subscription.

I have also had the experience of a member speaking to me in Russian and they are supposedly French and only speak English, French and Spanish: when asked why are you speaking to me in Russian the person is like I don’t know what I did or try to gas light you and it is not on your screen.

I chatted to someone for a month and then decided we should chat and get to know each other over WhatsApp and he point blank said no he want to stay on this website, which is costing women money to talk to men, so I believe it is a scam.

How can you build a connection with someone when the website is using up all your credits within 30min to an hour.

1 credit equals a written instant message
6 credits to listen to a voice message
6 credits for you to send back a voice message
10 credits for you to read an email and it will cost the same send one back.
15 credits for you to send a photo or video and for to do the same, also it will cost the same credit to view the photo and video.
6 credits a minute to be on a video call.

And to send the website emojis to a member if will cost from 99 credits to 999 credits, which means if you buy 1000 credits for nearly £500 and send the virtual gift costing 999 credits you have wasted your £500. I have not paid £500 for anything as it is not justifiable and women to be careful of doing this as it may lead you to be in debt, so please be conscious of what you are doing.

If it does not feel right gonwith your gut instinct, your gut instincts are never wrong.

I believe they use chat bots. You are never going to meet these people. They make you send gifts the way the site is geared. They will use up all your credits with nonsensical things. You cannot reach a live agent. I was on the site for more than three months and I could never get verified. I believe that their prejudice against people of color. I think it’s just a scam to get money from women and exploiting emotional deficits in people. I could never reach a person I could never get verified. The way the site is set up. If you accidentally push a button, you cannot get it back. You cannot correct it. Your money is spent is automatically taken someone actually wrote to me in Russian and then said they didn’t do it and it’s right there on the chest site. The response is from the individuals robotic automated. They’ve changed from bad to worse. It’s getting worse, but it’s all about the money for them and they don’t care about the person who’s paying they got so many free boss and they got four or five different sites with the same people on them. So I know they’re robots if they video chat you it’s grainy it’s not right the robots.

Puro golpe. As frases são as mesmas..não efetuei pagto porque desconfiei...

WARNING! Astrolove is a SCAM, they even use bots to make you use your credits faster so you spend more and more money. You get to buy "credits" to answer to people there, but it is set up to make you spend money and one message can cost you up to 30 dollars!!!

I haven't spent any money. I litterally just signed up like 10 minutes ago. I'm not usually one who signs up for dating sites. My very first thought was "These guys are way too hot to be on a dating site" I'm pretty sure it's fake or AI. I decided to have a look at reviews only to see others saying the exact same thing. Everyone's profile picture looks like professional photoshots.

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⚠️ Scam Alert – Stay Away from AstroLove ⚠️

I’m writing this to warn others — AstroLove is a complete scam.

At first, it seemed like a real dating platform, but it quickly became clear that it’s all about getting users to spend money. Almost every man who visited my profile would immediately start chatting, only to flood the conversation with stickers — which cost money. They would barely talk, just send sticker after sticker, and then hint that I should send them some too. The entire setup felt staged and manipulative.

Most conversations stayed in the app or moved to their pricey email system, which charges for every message. These men kept me chatting for days, making it seem like something real was forming — but it was all just to keep me spending.

I’ve seen many reviews saying the same thing, and sadly, I ignored the red flags until it was too late. I wasted a lot of money, and I now believe the platform uses fake or paid profiles to trick women into spending.

This isn’t about love — it’s about profit. Please don’t fall for it like I did. AstroLove is not a real dating app. It’s a well-dressed scam.

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lendo os comentários abaixo, pura verdade, comecei conversar com algumas pessoas supostamente interessadas e quando dei meu e-mail, eles falam exatamente a mesmo coisa, que é para continuar pelo site mesmo, isso mostra que realmente é puro golpe para ficarmos gastando por coisas que não dão resultados. Golpeeeeee

Fake!!!! And I can remove any of my images or my profile !!! It says that my request about deleting will be proceed soon already a few days! The option for to remove the image doesn’t exist and all profiles are fake, only write all the time same questions!! Now they for sure can use my images to create same fake profile, crazy! What to do!????

Dá para perceber que o objetivo do site é fazer as pessoas que se cadastram ficar conversando eternamente e gastar o dinheiro, uma vez que o site é pago. Acredito que os membros que se dizem faturados ganham dinheiro pra ficaram mantendo a conversa. Enfim, pura enganação.

This is a site where you need to keep buying time to talk to imaginary guys. I spent $600 in a week. They just keep you online to spend your money, and never want to actually facetime or talk over the phone. I cancelled my subscription at least 10 times and it is still not cancelled. I can't get a hold of any real customer service person. This is the biggest scam in dating sites.

Bastaram 2 meses para perceber que este site que se faz passar como um site seguro e idóneo, não passa de um esquema de burla. Confrontei-os com as minhas dúvidas. Não obtive resposta. Não é compreensível as pessoas estarem 24 horas conectadas so site.Eles não dormem? Fazem turnos? O site envia-nos emails diários em como um determinado membro abriu o nosso perfil 3 vezes. O problema é que é sempre 3 vezes. Porque não só 2 ou 6? Os membros que tentam interagir connosco, são membros "especiais", que usam o site gratuitamente. Por isso, enrolam, enrolam e não saímos do mesmo. Claro que para nós falarmos, temos que pagar. Como eu não estava para isso, a conversa acabava comigo. E depois levava com mensagens atrás de mensagens a tentarem mostrar interesse. Não me considero burra. Foi só ficar mais atenta a pequenos detalhes.