Dropping this question here because I keep getting useless answers everywhere else: What do the honest farmersonly reviews say about finding locals?
I've done the standard research — review sites, Reddit, app store pages — and none of it gives me a clear current picture, depending on which app you are on. Review sites are pay-to-play, Reddit threads get dominated by a few loud voices, and app store reviews are heavily managed, though that has shifted recently. The only reliable signal I've found is community experience from people who are actually using these things, and that goes double for honest farmersonly reviews say.
Specifically curious about:
- To be fair, whether the experience has changed significantly in the last 12 months
- Broadly speaking, how the free tier compares to what you actually need to function on the platform
- If I'm honest, whether the user base is real or inflated with bots and dead accounts
- From what I've seen, any privacy or billing gotchas I should know before signing up
Real firsthand experience is worth a hundred review articles at this point, depending on which app you are on.