BayCouples

Well, I'm just perplexed how they screen their users on this site. They allow single females on for free, which all have the same charachteristics when it comes to conversing with these individuals. I make complaints and they want proof all of the time, but as a user and not the webmaster they will never undertand all of the BS that goes on, but that leads me to think that they are either facilitating this all along. I'd say that 99% of the single females on here aren't real, so beware.If you'd like to post more about BAYCOUPLES.COM go to the facebook page that I found under "JOE DOE" and leave your thoughts.

Not a bad site for hooking up with other horny couples for swapping. Some of the issues are that since this site is cheaper then most, it tends to attract many trashy couples. Also, site does not offer private pics folders, where only you can approve who can view them (common feature in other swinger sites!) As a result, you'll have to use your regular email to exchange private face pics, unless you don't mind the whole world knowing you're a swinger.

During our brief encounter with this site, we chose to renew our account 1 to 3 months at a time, but decided at the beginning of 2010 we were no longer interested in the membership.

The problem started after checking our most recent bank statement and finding that BC has continued to bill us this entire time, despite us being inactive on the website.

After notifying BC regarding the error, they claimed we chose the "auto renewal" when in reality THEY chose the auto renewal, we missed the option of "opt out auto renewal", thus costing us 6 months of unwanted and unknown fees.

We expressed our disproval of their "auto renewal" system as unethical and state our account clearly shows zero activity for the past 6 months. Their response was, "the auto renewal is a common practice among these kinds of sites and there was nothing unethical about it".

We recommend you print all your receipts when dealing with this site as well as go through the work of having to find the "opt out auto renewal" option in order to prevent "in reality" unauthorized charges.

We believe this is a way for businesses to collect money in an unscrupulous fashion. We recommended BC change their system to a "opt in" option, not "opt out". Too many victims miss this fine detail, which we believe is what these sites are counting on in order to make extra money from unsuspecting customers.