Dating safely
Safety & Security Alerts
Please be advised...
Our customer service team is reporting a number of members are being contacted by fraudsters asking for financial assistance for sick relatives. Contact customer service if affected.
Safety & security tips
- Keep your personal info private
- Meet when you are ready (and not before)
- Choose a safe place for your first date
- Trust your instincts
- Don't get financially involved
At RSVP it is important to us that dating is a fun and safe experience for you. We are committed to providing you with a secure environment to meet people and treat any suspicion of fraudulent behaviour very seriously. As well as continually monitoring the site for unusual behaviour, we manually check every photo on the site and use an array of technologies to detect unusual behaviour or false profiles. Unfortunately, no matter how vigilant we are there will always be a small number of instances where someone makes their way onto the site, even for a short time, with disingenuous intentions.
To help protect you from falling victim to fraudulent activity, we believe it is important that you know what to look for and what to do if you suspect you are dealing with a scammer.
The same rules must apply to meeting people online, as meeting people offline. Trust your instincts, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is, and never get financially involved.
So we invite you to take 5 minutes to explore our safe dating section, and familiarise yourself with some common warning signs, and what to do if you see anything suspicious.
DateSafe Tips
If someone offers to send you money orders to cash on their behalf, don't do it - you may be defrauded.
