On dating apps, is “I’m a nice guy, I’ll treat you kind” a red flag?

[unsteadydreadfeeling]

I keep noticing that some guys on dating apps message me saying things like “I’m a nice guy” or “I’ll treat you kind” right away. It doesn’t feel genuine because anyone can type those words without proving anything. Online dating makes it easy for people to act sweet, rush trust, or present a fake version of themselves.
Most of the guys who say this end up moving too fast, acting differently later, or avoiding video calls. So now when someone says it, it feels more like a red flag than reassurance.
I’m wondering why some users say this so quickly, and if others also feel like it’s something you shouldn’t trust on online dating.

[HighValue]

Being a woman is a red flag since they are far more dishonest and abusive and likely to steal from the man at the first opportunity. Having a smart phone is a red flag because only stupid untrustworthy people have them. Yes, that means MOST of the population is stupid and untrustworthy.

[Spencer10]

I would say yes. You should not need to say that... hell actions speak louder than words anyway

[EmmaMary]

Guys will tell you anything they think you want to hear, in the hope of getting a leg over.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[rgb008]

It’s not a normal thing to say. No one says that in real life.

[Bklynbadboy12]

I dont like meeting people on the internet