Asian Dating Sites Use Fake Photos To Lure Men

Ripoff Report Complaint Review: ChnLove.com
Reported By: Mark — Niwot, Colorado, USA

China Love dating agency.
Fake letters, fake photos and fake correspondence.
Over three months time, they conned me for over a thousand dollars.

I spent three months in contact with what I thought was a Chinese woman that was seriously interested in me. Over that time, I noticed inconsistencies in the stories and letters.

I also saw photos of the woman over that time, transformed from a beautiful woman that looked half her age, into an unattractive, frumpy, middle-aged, overweight woman.


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It became obvious to me, that I had been swindled and they had pulled a bait and switch. The experience cost me in excess of 1000 dollars, before I figured it out and pulled the plug.

I later went to China on other business and met the lady. While there, I visited with the woman for a full day and have since had email conversations with her.

I got the entire truth. This is what I know as fact and can prove with photos, documents and letters.

The women do not write to you and your letters are not being read by the ladies. You are talking, flirting and falling in love and discussing your deepest secrets with a translator who is trained on how to pull the heart strings of a love sick western man. I don't want to make you puke, but there is a good chance that she is a he and has a hairy chest and a pot belly. The lady who they are representing has very little knowledge of the correspondence between you and the agency. But they are aware of the tactics and dishonesty that are taking place on their behalf.

They (translator) discourage direct communications of any kind, as it will end their revenue stream generated by translating letters between the two of you. Some excuses you may hear are: "I don't have a computer", "I am not computer literate", "I can't afford a cell phone or we could talk", "My English is terrible and I feel much more comfortable using the agencies' translators for our communications". You will hear many stories and excuses that directly contradict each other.

Let me say this, computers are very accessible to everyone in China. You can go to an internet cafe and use the computer for an hour for 5 RMB (that's less than a buck). Most everyone under 50 years old is computer literate. The computer game QQ Farm is a national pastime in China. And can't afford a cell phone. What a load of crap. You can't sling a dead cat in China, without hitting someone trying to sell you a used/stolen cell phone for pennies on the dollar. I once saw a decrepit old man riding a cart pulled by a water buffalo, while talking on his cell phone.

The photos. My god the photos. You have never see such beautiful women in your life. Only trouble is, they are fake. fake. fake. They start with a professional photo session, with tons of makeup and then they photoshop the image into someone that you would not recognize if she were staring you in the face. When you finally realize this beautiful, young woman is pushing 40-50 years old and can't possibly look this good, you ask for more everyday "normal" photos. Well, they knew you would ask and they have those waiting for you, prepared in advance just for you. And heavily photoshopped.


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I strongly advise you to stay away from Chinese marriage agencies that use this marketing technique. They are nothing more than organized crime with a very good store front.

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MASSIVE SCAM WARNING: AsianBeauties.com / AsianDate.com / OrientBrides.com

Nicolas:

Hi guys,

I confirm Asian Beauties is a massive scam. I can’t believe I was so naïve and carried on paying their credits. I joined 6 months ago and spent over 3500 dollars… Yes I know, I’m such a fool.

A few months ago, I chatted with a girl whose profile was very attractive, she was very nice and we had a great contact. I spent a fortune chatting with her until she admitted she could no longer do this to me…

She admitted she was not the lady on the pictures, but just an interpreter forced by her agency to chat with guys in order to make them spend money.


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She said she couldn’t do it anymore because I was such a nice guy and she was so ashamed. We managed to exchange email during this last chat (which I can’t explain because there is always someone spying on your chat to be sure you don’t exchange personal details). So she sent me mail with her picture, telling me she was falling for me…

This picture was far away from the sexy lady I was chatting with. An ugly, middle-aged, Chinese woman! I complained to the site, they said they were taking the case seriously and came back to me saying the lady really exists and that I had nothing to complain about. Bunch of crooks! Of course the lady exists, but she is not the one with whom I was spending hundreds of dollars to chat with!

I decided I was just not lucky. So I bought some more credits and guess what, it happened again! Exactly the same thing! “Oh you’re such a nice guy, I have to admit… I’m not the lady but the translator, but I have a profile on the site if you want to check… And yes, I checked! Again, an older, fat, ugly lady! That’s another couple hundred dollars gone!

I don’t know why it took me so long to realize, but I tell you guys all the profile pictures are fake, studio pictures and totally modified. Absolutely nothing to do with the lady herself. Even the 40 year old ladies look like they are 20!


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I asked all the ladies I was communicating with by letter to send me a natural picture, a picture of them in reality, the way they are. Not a single one looked like the lady on the profile. All ugly, I mean really ugly.

There is one of them for who I spent a fortune because again we had a great contact. She sent me an “ok” picture of her but not really clear. She said it’s all she had. So I decided to order a call (100 credits plus 10 credits/minute!) I spent around 40 minutes on the phone with an interpreter whose English was less than my Chinese! In that time, she has not even been able to translate my phone number or communicate my email to the lady! I asked for her contact details, again all I can hear from far away is 2 ladies speaking Chinese! And the line was so bad with echoes and cuts between sentences, a real headache! At the end, nothing! A real waste of time and money. I complained again and the customer service lady said she was going to find out what happened and ask the lady’s agency for her phone number. They came back with a fake number in China.

As I still had a few credits left, right after this complete farce I chatted with her to ask what had happened. There she had connected her cam, so I paid the 2 credits per minute to see, and guess what again, she was not even close to the picture she sent me with her letter. Again, a horrible, overweight, little piggy full of pimples, with an ugly, fat nose and greasy hair. I asked her what she had in mind and told her what I thought about her. She told me that it was a picture from when she was in high school and asked me if I still liked her!!

Today, I tried to log onto the site to write to them again but was unable to log on. They took my money and now as I was becoming annoying they cancelled my account.

Guys, please spread this on every forum you can, we can’t let these crooks act like this. This is a big, big scam. DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT SUBSCRIBING TO ASIAN BEAUTIES, IT’S A MASSIVE, HUGE, CLEVER AND WELL-ORGANISED SCAM!!

RReality:

Log in to the site's sign up page, scroll to the bottom and look for the link about franchises. This is the dead give-away about the main thrust of the site's operation. It offers franchises and payouts to them based on how many new members are driven to the site per month, how many new leads are provided to the site, and even a percentage of how much each user member spends each month. Franchises get access to "galleries" of photos to use as the main lure.

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