they are a total joke nothing but scammers either profiles that don't exist or robots that reply to you once and then get taken offline - except they state - NO LONGER A MEMBER OF RSVP OR MEMBER HAS BEEN REMOVED BY RSVP - it is a total joke and hopefully this might stop other genuine people from falling into the trap of this joke of a site

too expensive to use, have to pay for chat, photos rules are SO long. the quality of candidates are so poor, have scammers there as well. Try zoosk instead.

Most, not all men on rsvp appear to be there as outsiders. Approaching women in the real world beyond them.

Scam alert! Spammed by user who was removed, but in replying to the spammer before they were banned, it used stamps which rsvp would not replace when I kindly asked them to they would not look into it and just wanted to make it too hard, they only allow 3 contacts for $56 and one of these was the spammer! Then they charged my card a further $56 to renew I fought it through my bank and won! This is a scam site! Rsvp advertise on google as a christian dating site which is deception. Then they keep sending me loads of promotion emails so I demanded they remove me and all data associated with my account! Worst dating site ever do not waste your money!

I joined the basic plan and paid $80 odd dollars for 6 months - you'd think that be enough to start a conversation with someone within this dating site BUT in order to actually chat I now am asked to PAY more to connect to men who find me approachable. WHAT? and WHY ? A complete scam. Do not join!
I wish I read these review before handing over my money!

Went onto this site and paid good money for lots of stamps. Their policy said if you don’t get a reply to “kisses” after a certain amount of days we’ll refund to you .....doesn’t happen !
I think an organisation like ASIC needs to have a look at their business model and how they’re treating consumers.

I don't recommend RSVP I recently rejoined and it had many of the same photos as it did ten years ago. It seems odd that genuine profiles would not be updated. I wasted my stamps as whilst the profiles seemed like the guys were looking for genuine relationships all they did was ask for flesh. I did not meet up with any of them. Also you get time and money wasters who let you use your stamps on them when they have no interest at all to keep themselves in the top 100. The site is just scammers and sleeze. I used a prepaid credit card to buy my stamps so I can't review on the level of honesty when it comes to debits.

Because RSVP is a large company making a huge profit I expected this site to be professional and safe. I have went back on this site after 10 years and noticed several pics on active profiles that were from 10!!! Years ago. I met a couple of nice guys but found it offensive that they encourage people to send a $15 message instead of a free kiss asking the other party if they would be interested in receiving a message. After numerous unwelcome messages I left the site after only 3 weeks and with 3 unused stamps. RSVP kept charging my account as if I had agreed to a membership...even though I had bought a one off offer and gad terminated my account.

I just realised if I put my profile name into google my apparently hidden photo comes up in google. How can this be when the site charges you for privacy settings????? Have deleted my account immediately.

Caveat emptor. Don't buy stamps ahead because if you want out they don't do refunds. And I suspect they sell your details to a third person. You have better chance if you stood on
a street corner. With a placard. Anyone for dinner.

Rsvp has been exposed on a current events program for underhanded dealings. Matches are a joke. They obviously don't pay too much attention to customer profiles. Stamps are $15 each and while that seems okay it soon builds up in cost.

I recently took advantage of what appeared to be a one-off deal for $39 involving me receiving 3 stamps and premium membership for 1 month and after finding a partner through the site I had set my profile to "taking a break" from RSVP. Unbeknown to me, despite obviously no longer being active on the site, I continue to be charged at a rate $56 p/month. I have argued my case on a moral basis but RSVP have refused my refund due to their policy stating that I should've been aware that the payments would continue until I physically stop them myself. I guess I would have if I knew in the first place this apparent one-off deal was in fact a means to lure you in to a never ending payment plan.

Living in a small mining town in regional Qld and working a lot in my job at that time meant it was difficult to meet people who wanted more than just to hook up so I tried internet dating. I chose RSVP because I thought I would meet people who were looking for a relationship. I met my partner in 2012 on RSVP and we are still together now in 2018 with an 8 month old baby and plans for marriage. I have not used the site recently but cannot fault my experience with RSVP