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Jdate Scam – Another Dating Site that is Full of It

Dec 14th

Posted by Kasey in JDate.com

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I have joined the matchmaking website Jdate.com with lot of expectations. I know a lot of other people online might be joining with the same type of expectations. So I want to share my thoughts with others, so that others will be careful when joining JDate.

As per my experience, I would say this site is not up to standard. I haven’t found any good match from this site. I tried continuously for three months, but I got very few matches for this site. Even my friend had the same type of concerns about JDate. According to him this website is simply a JDate Scam. I think that there are actually no active members on this site. Whenever I came across someone I thought would be good for me, I tried contacting them by sending an email, but I got no replies or response.

The website owners are claiming that millions of profiles are registered with them and people are seeking relationships. But I think that most of the ‘real’ profiles are scammers. Scammers are registering as both male and female profiles. Scammers are also using good looking photos for their profiles to trap people like me.

Apart from these scammers, I find so many profiles with no proper information. And there is no good tool to search for a matching partner’s profile to find a good match. And I think this website is bit expensive too. I found many other comparable websites that are cheaper than this. I would say the website owners have to take some action to get good profiles to be registered. They could even do something simple like implement a new search tool so registered members’ profiles can be shared easier with other registered members. Above all, they need to get rid of the jDate scam artists.

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Hot Or Not Scam or is This Rating Site Worth Your Time?

Dec 13th

Posted by Kasey in HotOrNot.com

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Hot or Not was one of the first sites out that let you rank men and women, then compare them. Great simple, mindless concept. The problem with the site is, why would you bother paying? I mean, do you really think the profiles are for real? See, I think this is where the real Hot or Not scam is.

In the beginning, it use to be real people putting their pics up. Then daily, you would log on to see where you ranked. Then of course you’d gloat about it. Now with Facebook taking over the world, this service of Hot or Not just isn’t relevant. Save your money, or better yet, wait until they do something modern to the site to make is more 2015ish!

Then to go deeper into my Hot or Not review. I sent an email to the HotOrNot.com Support team. The answer that I got was simple and lame, in my opinion, as they said is not their problem if those numbers were no good and they are not responsible for the information on every person’s profile. So yea, Hot or Not scam

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Is Friend Finder Worth Your Time ?

Dec 9th

Posted by Kasey in FriendFinder.com

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Here we have another dating site trying to capitalize on the popularity of Facebook with their own Friend Finder app.  Friend Finder is a great site if you’re looking to test out your patience. It tries to be a cross over between being a place for friends and a place for personals. Come on, we all know Facebook is the king of “friends”. Friend Finder should just remove this site entirely and leave it with their sister site, Adult Friend Finder. Don’t You agree?

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FarmersOnly Dating – Who Does this Site Cater To ?

Dec 8th

Posted by Kasey in FarmersOnly.com

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You know with a name like FarmersOnly, you wonder what in the world this site could be about. I’ll give the site this, it definitely caters to a non mainstream niche that is the pillar of our society.  The site caters to Farmers, Ranchers, Ag Students & all of Agriculture, Horse, Livestock Owners & all Animal Lovers, Cowboys, Cowgirls, Rodeo Fans and Country Wannabes. So this is a farmersonly dating site? You know, how could I not give it a shot right?

So you have types here. People that match the above professions / descriptions, or have a desire to be with one of these. Black men with a cow girl fetish? How about a short little blond girl wanting a tall strong cowboy? Oddly enough, this site is a top matchmaking site given it’s unique members. I have to admit, I like the site. I mean, it’s hard to consider this a Farmers Only scam when you dealing with folks that are as real as they come.

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Amateur Match Scam to Avoid

Dec 8th

Posted by Kasey in AmateurMatch.com

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There seems to be this theme of promising casual sex, getting your to join, then never delivery. This is the Amateur Match scam to avoid.   Truth be told, I was just really lonely, bored, and fed up with real-life dating. All the mixed signals you get on real dates are confusing and annoying anyways right. At least if you started with virtual dating both you and the person you are talking to can set things straight right away. You can tell the other person early on that what you fancy is a romantic relationship, casual dating or a one-night stand.

It is not only an Amateur Match scam, but it should also be very obvious that the members are not real members but instead “professionals” who make a living in the adult industry. Common sense would indicate that a real woman who has a real interest in meeting other people in her area would not post such revealing pictures, leaving nothing to the imagination, and she would not also take such trouble to make her photographs look very professional, flawless and colorful.  You notice there everywhere it seems, but a lot on Amateur Match.

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this site should be called Scamateurmatch. Every woman I chatted with is either a cam girl, bot, or a money scammer.

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AshleyMadison.com

Sep 27th

Posted by Kasey in AshleyMadison.com

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AshleyMadison site is totally fake, well 90%, all the girls do is try to get you to send a message, that’s where it ends, you will be hearing more from me, do not sign up for this site, it is a total rip off, trust me, don’t see for your self.

I just read an interesting report about the AshleyMadison Hack a few months ago. Jesus, I totally missed it. An affair website should be safe. You are dealing with sensitive information! I am still a member of AshleyMadson but have not logged in for a long time. Just now I realize how dangerous it is to use this website.…

 

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Jump4Love, No Scams, No Fakes, Only Real Girls. Really?

Aug 15th

Posted by Kasey in Jump4love.com

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I want to take issue with Jump4Love.

Since the launch of this blog outlining my personal experience, Jump4Love have attempted to counter my real life experience with at least 10, and probably many more sites making the claims which they know to be untrue. These rebuttal sites typically state that the site contains “no scams, no fakes and only real girls”. Firstly, the can never guarantee this and second it is patently untrue.

To reassure unsuspecting men, they state that all profiles and photos are verified and this is “guaranteed”. What they fail to make clear, is that any verification is completed by the local agents they use as they confirmed to me in writing. But herein lies the problem, most of the fake profiles are actually added to, or managed by the local agents, who typically receive some 50% of the revenues generated.

Let me provide a typical example.

Girl A decides she wants to find a husband from outside Ukraine. She visits a local ‘marriage agancy’ and they provide her with a free photoshoot. After all, they want to ensure that the girl looks her best, because she is their ‘product’. After a few weeks, the girl becomes dissolutioned and tells the agency she wants to leave and asks them to remove her profile. However, the local agency doesn’t want to lose their ‘investment’, so they either refuse, tell her they will remove it in due course, or just remove it from one of the dating sites. What men need to realise is most local agencies have contracts with a number of different international dating sites, so Girl A’s profile could be on several sites, with or without her knowledge. There have, for example, been claims by men that they have had letters from the “same girl” on different sites and girl doesn’t remember them. It doesn’t take a genius to work out why!

Once Girl A has gone on her way, Girl B takes over the profile. Girl B will continue to write letters and have chat sessions without video for as long as she can get away with it. Whatever Jump4Love state in their rebuttal blogs, they have NO way of knowing how many of these profiles have been taken over by another ‘employee’ of the local agent. However, whilst Jump4Love may not know which of these profiles are no longer managed by the original girl, they most certainly know it happens and they have admitted this to me. Interestingly, unless things have changed more recently, Jump4Love conduct no local audits of girls profiles…and if they were doing this, then you can be sure they would tell you about it.

Another way a local agent can drum up business is by hijacking the identity if unsuspecting girls. Images can be stolen from local social media sites or even modelling sites. In fact, some images are not even drawn from Eastern European sites. So how is this possible. Well, at least with Jump4Love, the local agent is responsible for verifying identities…so it is simple and, of course, this is precisely how I was scammed.

I made some suggestions to Jump4Love to avoid rogue agencies and fake profiles, which included, for example, unannounced local audits, and prevented the local agencies from replacing all of the images on a particular profile. From what I can see, they have not implemented any of my suggestions and the reason is almost certainly profit. These sites are a business, if they lose profiles, whether they are real or fake, then they lose income.

Now, unlike some others, I do not claim that Jump4Love are complicit in any fraud. For what it is worth, I think these are a local issue. However, I do make clear that I believe they could do more to prevent fake profiles appearing on their site. The decision not to is their, but what really irks me, is that they continue to mislead men by making claims that are patently untrue. No site can claim that they only have real girls, no site can claim that they have no fakes…and most certainly not Jump4Love.

My advice to anyone considering spending their mony on the Jump4Love site is don’t. If you want to meet Eastern European girls then go to one of the social media sites (Classmates or VK.com), you can set up a profile and contact girls directly. Or, use a free site such as fdating.com.

Of course, you can still be scammed by a girl asking you directly for money, but there are many sites on the internet that cover this particular aspect. In fact, many dating sites will have information on these types of scams. However, this is, in my opinion, just a smokescreen to hide the fact that the most profitable scams take place at the behest of the local agents. And, whilsy the dating sites may not have specific information on each fake profile, they certainly know that it happens. Any claim otherwise is at best disingenuous and at worst, a blatant lie.

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Jump4Love issues balance of refund after 15 months

Apr 12th

Posted by Kasey in Jump4love.com

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I am pleased to confirm, that in spite of the fact that it has taken some 15 months, Jump4Love has finally repaid me for the credits I purchased to communicate with a girl who subsequently turned out to be operating under a false identity. A fraud, a scam, deception, call it what you will. In my particular case, this girl conspired with the director of a Nikolaev based Marriage Agency to complete the deception. However, whilst Jump4Love may also have been duped in this particular case, the fact is, Jump4Love failed, at that time, to demonstrate reasonable care to limit the possibility of fraud or deception. I don’t know if their systems, procedures or processes have improve in the interim, but hopefully, having had to refund in excess of $17,000 (over a period of 15 months), I hope they will have learned their lesson.

If anyone else suspects or knows that they have been the victim of a deception, where a girl, for example, has used a fake identity, I would urge and actively encourage them to pursue the website owners. It may require patience and persistence, but the only way website owners will improve their systems and processes is when they are hit in the pocket. Too often the owners of these dating sites think (and they may be correct) that victims will not want the hassle or will be too embarrassed to pursue a claim. Don’t give up and consider writing about your experience to aid others.

Am I still out of pocket? Yes, Jump4Love only refunded the money I paid using my main account, not the expenses I incurred when my suspicions were raised and I started investigating the suspected deception. In addition, the 15 month delays has meant that I have had to accept a lower amount than I initially paid because the refunds were made in USD and the Dollar has been relatively strong. In addition, I have had to accept poor exchange rates and bank fees for each credit. However, was it worth it? Yes, it was and I have to respect Jump4Love for accepting responsibility very early on, even if they have been incredibly slow in passing the credits.   As for me, I now consider the matter closed…and I have learned some valuable lessons.

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Eastern European Dating sites, tips, advice and precautions

Mar 31st

Posted by Kasey in Jump4love.com

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When you are using a dating or marriage website, the following could be potential red flags and I would urge you to proceed with caution and a firm hand on your wallet. The latter is not necessarily because the girl may ask you for money, but because you could end up spending a lot of money sending letters or using chat services to converse with a girl that is not serious. Remember, these sites always focus on “scammers” that ask for money, but the reality is, men waste considerably more money on communicating with girls and paying for website services such as translation, letters, chat and webcam. None of these pointers are definitive, but based on personal experience and the feedback I have received via this blog; they are an excellent indication of a red flag.

1. Check the profile pictures. Does it consist entirely of professional photographs? If the answer to this is yes, it is possible that these photos have been lifted from one of the many modelling sites on the internet and the individual behind the computer is someone completely different…and yes, it could also be a man. If you are suspicious and can’t see the girl on a webcam, ask for some ‘natural’ everyday photos.

2. Check the photos carefully. The use of “Photoshop” or its equivalents in Eastern Europe is commonplace. Contrary to popular myth, women in Eastern Europe age exactly the same as women in the rest of the world, but the use of photo enhancing software is commonly used to remove lines, blemishes and anything else that is considered unattractive. This does not mean the girl or the woman is a scammer, but it is a form of deception and, from a potential partner’s perspective, you want to see the real person, not an enhanced version. Once again, if in doubt and if you are interested in the girl, ask for a natural photo, preferable posed with friends or family.

3. Are the majority of the photos of the girl in scantily clad or in suggestive poses? If the answer is yes, you can be fairly certain that no self-respecting girl from Eastern Europe would sell herself this way. At least not if she was serious about looking for a future partner. These photos are designed to catch the eye and reel in naive men…and yes, it works. But these girls know that. Again, this is not a definitive indication of someone that is not serious, but it is certainly a red flag.

4. It is not uncommon to find that girls who are working for the local agencies are actually being paid a commission on income generated from men. As a consequence, some will set up fake profiles, especially if the website employs poor or non-existent identity checks or if they leave this aspect to the local agencies. Often, these identities are lifted from social networking sites such as VKontakte.com and Odnoklassniki.ru. Unless the website offers a webcam service, it is difficult to determine a fake profile from a genuine one. If you are suspicious it is worth asking the girl to send you a photo with something specific contained in it, perhaps a particular colour dress or with something (or someone) in the background or foreground that you determine.

If they have been lifting photos from a social networking site, this could prove difficult, though not impossible. Don’t accept excuses such as they don’t have a camera, girls in Eastern Europe love taking photos and you can be assured that they will have either their own camera, or access to one. In fact, the vast majority of girls have mobile phones with inbuilt cameras and, or a webcam that can take photos. The best advice I can give is of the girl resists or gets angry (a very common form of defence by Eastern European girls), is to save your money and walk away.

5. Another indication of a site filled with scammers and/or girls that are being paid a commission to communicate is the number of unsolicited letters or messages you receive, not just in the first few days of your membership, but also on a daily basis, especially when you are online. When you are on the site, the chances are you will go through the profiles and then contact a few girls you are interested in; this is a ‘normal’ approach.

Now read the unsolicited letters you have received. There is a very high possibility that these are generic in content, for example, they may not refer to you by name, they will most likely not relate to any personal information given in your own profile (hobbies, common interests, status etc), these letters will often include questions that you have already provided answers to in your own profile, they may be short, perhaps a question such as “Do you prefer girls that are blonde or brunette?” and if the website offers chat services, you can be fairly certain you will receive an invitation, because this generates income very quickly for the site, agency and more often than not, the girls. Let me make something quite clear, whilst some girls from Eastern Europe will be forward enough to make the first move they truly are a tiny minority, the vast majority, and I cannot stress this too highly, will expect and indeed demand that they are wooed and pursued.

Some girls will send out hundreds of letters as bait in the hope that a few naive men will respond and the reality is, this approach works. The best approach to use when communicating with these girls is to be a complete sceptic, these girls rely on the fact that men can be incredibly naive when contacted by an attractive girl and/or would not want to offend. Many of the girls that are on these sites just to earn a living are carefully coached and they know exactly how to exploit our weaknesses. I have spoken to two girls that were being paid a commission and they both told me that if they are willing to work at it, especially if they are using more than one profile, they could earn excellent commission through letters, without ever having to use chat or a webcam.

It is also worth remembering that many of these girls are incredibly lazy (or busy), therefore it is not uncommon for them to send very short letters which include questions and therefore require a response from the man. This can be very lucrative for the girls, especially if they start to use the letters as a form of chat message. Also, because the scammers are likely to be communicating with other men, they often get confused, ‘forgetting’ things you have previously told them. Beware, unsolicited letters, generic letters and short letters are a good indication that the girl is either not serious, or she is writing to many other men.

I can recall that on one occasion, two different girls, from different cites (3 months apart) described an identical car accident they had “witnessed”. On the first occasion, this traumatic event demanded a sympathetic response from me and we exchanged several letters. Obviously on the second occasion, I realised that it was a ‘war story’ shared between the girls. It doesn’t matter how streetwise we think we are, we are all capable of being gullible and guilty of being too trusting. Girls earning commission know this only too well and they exploit these weaknesses with no sense of remorse, we are just “rich Westerners”.

I can name one very well known website that runs regular competitions, with great prizes, for girls who generate the most letters or chat minutes. So, for the most part, you can ignore all the assurances given by website owners, this is just a lucrative business enterprise and as long as they don’t get too much negative publicity, they will encourage girls to engage men in conversation, not to find a partner, but to fill their coffers. Website owners can honestly state that they don’t pay the girls any form of commission, I am sure that this is true, however, they know that their local agencies can or do…and they simply turn a blind eye to it, only reacting if someone complains and there is irrefutable proof. You have been warned.

6. It is also worth looking at profile numbers to try and work out how long a girl has been on a particular dating site. On Jump4Love for example, there are girls that have been active on this site for 2 years or more. I ask you, is it really possible that an attractive girl can’t find a partner in 2 years? Of course, some of these accounts may have been reactivated, as is possible with some dating sites, but this is an open door for local agencies to deceive because additional checks by the websites are rarely, if ever made. Local agents can choose to reactivate an account and allow a different girl to sit behind the computer, yes it happens…and a lot more often than you would expect. This active account can then be used with virtual impunity for chat (without webcam) and letters.

7. Many girls will have you believe that they can only communicate with you via the marriage agency’s computers or in a cybercafé. Perhaps this is so, but the vast majority of these facilities include web cameras, so if the dating site offers a webcam facility, don’t be suckered into believing that the girl “doesn’t have a webcam”. Not having access to a webcam can normally be considered a very strong indicator that the girl has something to hide and it may be, for example, that the person you are communicating with is not the same as the one depicted in the profile. It is worth noting that the majority of local agencies use laptops with built in webcams. I know, for example, that many girls ask their friends at the agency to cover for them, so one girl may be responding to letters and chat messages for several other girls.

Even if you chat to a girl using a webcam, it is worth noting that some girls will go to great lengths to disguise their identity. This could be because they only have similar characteristics to the girl on the profile and/or because the photos have been so heavily doctored, that they no longer look the same. I have read several posts from men who have complained that the girl they have seen on a webcam barely resembles the one depicted in their profile photos. I also recall one girl telling me how she was “embarrassed” by the portfolio photos provided by her agency photographer, because they has been so heavily doctored, that everyone though she was or Oriental extraction. I kid you not!

For anyone that doubts it is possible to disguise their true identities I can reveal that tricks used to do this include adding transparent tape to the camera lens to distort the image. This clever trick gives the impression that the camera is of poor quality. Another common trick is to use poor lighting, or perhaps a combination of the two. Girls will go to great lengths to look to disguise themselves and this can include using a wig, or even wearing something a little risky to distract your attention. This is not Hollywood, it is happening and I have personally experienced these examples. These ‘tricks’ are typically used when the girl is communicating from home.

Disreputable local agencies that employ girls on a commission will often supply them with the loan of a free laptop for use at home. In return, the girl must spend a minimum amount of time online and will often have targets to achieve in respect of letters, chat minutes and so on. For local agencies this is a business and for many girls it is just a job. Elsewhere on this blog you will find examples of adverts that have been placed online and in newspapers targeting girls (often students) to work on these sites offering lucrative commissions, a free photography session and “flexible hours”. The girls will then be constantly monitored to ensure that the agencies can get a return on their investment.

8. Another useful clue that a girl may not be serious and/or the profile is fake is the amount of time they spend online or the hours they work. For example, it is not uncommon to find the same girls working identical hours each day. As with many businesses, these girls will often work ‘shifts’. Mornings, afternoons or, for the more determined, days, nights and/or weekends. It is not unusual to see a girls profile continuously active for 8, 10 hours or even more. Does anyone truly believe that any girl, especially an attractive one, would need, or indeed want to spend so much time on a dating site looking for a husband? Apply some objectivity here and you can quickly see a pattern emerging. Human nature tends to persuade us to give the benefit of the doubt, to trust or to be optimists…but I would urge anyone using these sites to retain a high degree of objectivity and yes, scepticism. Even the streetwise, intelligent and the wise amongst us have been successfully scammed or deceived.

If the girl tells you she is going to university or working, then ask yourself if this is compatible with the amount of time and the hours she is spending online?

9. Girls using webcams will often choose, or are required to use the facilities of their local marriage agency. This can often be confirmed by the fact that they look like as if they are in an office. In my experience these are typically the girls that work (yes, this was a deliberate use of the word) regular shifts. Worth noting however, is the fact that some of these girls will be operating several profiles and/or their own profiles on different sites simultaneously. Therefore, you should be wary of any girl that is often distracted and/or constantly asks to be excused whilst she has a drink or goes outside for a smoke (although most girls deny they smoke!). Sometimes, they may be distracted or amused as another girl in the office completes a “dance” for some pervert…yes this happens too! If the girl appears to be typing all the time, yet you receive very few messages, you need to consider the possibility that they are holding several simultaneous conversations either on the same site, or even a different one. Some sites, such as Jump4Love allow an unlimited number of men to communicate with a girl at the same time and view her webcam. Hardly romantic or conducive for an intimate exchange.

Regular users of chat will also be familiar with the some girls taking an incredible amount of time to respond to chat messages. This is can be as a consequence of the girl conducting a number of concurrent conversations or, because they are fully aware that the longer you chat, the more commission they will earn. So again, if you experience this type of behaviour, consider it another red flag.

10. Always remember that letters and chats on these websites should invariable mimic life. We all love to speak about ourselves and to exchange information about our past, present and future, often referring to the day’s events and people involved in our everyday lives such as family and friends. Whilst the ‘professional’ girls working on these sites will be experienced at inventing a character, it is unlikely they will want to write long letters, because they get paid the same amount of money, irrespective of the number or words written and let’s face it, many of these girls have very busy schedules! Similarly, it is unlikely that a girl you have never met will express her undying love after a few exchanges or be willing to discuss her dire financial situation. Too many men leave commonsense and logic at the door of the login page and it those that are susceptible to being scammed or deceived. I have to say I was also guilty of this, but based on feedback I have received and other posts on the internet, I was in the company of many, many others.

Finally, remember one very important point. The owners of these websites will constantly reassure you by telling you how they always attempt to minimise the risks of fraud. Always they will refer to girls that attempt to scam money directly from men, but they will never tell you about the most obvious and lucrative form of fraud and deception which benefits the websites, local agencies and the girls…and that is the money generated by girls that are paid a commission for communicating with you. By far and away, men will spend more money communicating with these girls than they ever will by sending money via Western Union.

Also be conscious of one other thing, if a girl is serious about you, then she will not want you to spend vast sums communicating via the website. Some sites will allow the exchange of personal information and some will force you to pay for it…but one thing is for certain, if the girl wants you to communicate directly with her, she will know exactly how to do this. Websites are keen to tell you how using the site allows them to monitor what is going on and protect you from the risks of fraud or deception. Whilst this may be true to a small extent, one thing is absolutely guaranteed, this ‘protection’ is limited at best and non-existent at worse. The bottom line is, if a website genuinely wants to protect you, they would employ more checks on their local agents, they will complete thorough initial and ongoing checks on the identity of the girls and they will monitor things like the amount of time a girl spends online each day, the number of letters she sends each day and the length of time she has been on the site. They won’t because they know what they don’t want you to know; these are the girls that generate the biggest returns.

If you are reading this article, the chances are you have already had your suspicions raised, or you want to use one of these dating sites for the first time. My advice is to approach with caution, or better still, try using a free Eastern European social networking site. Unless or until these marriage and dating websites clean up their act, they don’t deserve another cent!

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Free or Paid Russian Dating Sites

Jan 21st

Posted by Kasey in Jump4love.com

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I was recently asked if there were “free” alternatives to the expensive marriage and dating sites such as Jump4Love and, of course, there are. Admittedly, it is quite possible that many of these free sites will also include a percentage of traditional scammers, therefore it is still important to keep your wits about you.

In my experience, traditional ‘pay sites’ do very little to screen out scammers or remove fake profiles, choosing rhetoric in place of action. In addition, because pay sites are money centric, they also attract local agencies and girls (or women) who see it as a way of earning easy money therefore, arguably, the number of women that are not serious about relationships is likely to be far more prevelant on the pay sites.

As mentioned in some of my previous posts, for the most part, the pay sites use local ‘marriage agencies’ who are paid a percentage of the revenues generated from men willing to pay to meet prospective partners. These local marriage agencies will often receive between 35% and 50% of the revenues generated from the main site. In turn, most agencies (it is a competitive market finding attractive girls), will pass on as much as 60% of the revenues generated to the girls. Local marriage agencies may operate from offices, or they could offer to provide the girls with a laptop. However, whatever the method of communication, girls being paid will be expected to spend a minimum number of hours each week “online” and must hit targets for letters and/or chat, especially if the local marriage agency has paid for their photo portfolio and/or supplied a laptop. Not all girls on the pay sites are receiving commissions, some may be genuine and seeking a real relationship, but with so many being paid, it could cost you thousands to find a sincere girl and, more likely, you efforts will be futile. So why pay?

The downside of free sites is that you will have to work a little harder. Don’t expect 100’s of letters in your ‘inbox’ every day! However, because the girls on the free sites are not paid to communicate, at least you will know that their motives are not financial.Therefore, if you follow some basic rules about not sending money to anyone you communicate with, you have a real opportunity to meet new friends or find a partner without having your bank balance decimated.

Although I have experience of some of the free sites listed here, I am not going to make any recommendations, you must complete your own research and come to your own decision.

FreePersonals.ru
A completely free dating site where you can view profiles and send messages. The has English, German and Russian language options.

love.rambler.ru
Free offered by Rambler, a Russian search engine and one of the biggest Russian web portals. The site claims to have more than 11m users, this site caters for those looking for friendship, love, marriage and casual sex. Search function, view profiles and send messages. There are also a few clones of this site such as love.ru.

fotostrana.ru
Free Russian dating and personals site where you can view profiles and send messages.Claims to have 15.5m girls listed.

love.i.ua
Free dating site (and portal) focusing on Ukraine.

privet.ru
Free community and dating site. View profiles and send messages.

love.mail.ru
Part of the Russian portal mail.ru this site has its own dating and personals section where you can view profiles, chat (including video chat) and send messages.

vkontakte.ru
Russian social networking site which with features and functionality that are strikingly similar to Facebook and free to use.With more than 100m registered users, if you know someone in Eastern Europe, the chances are they have a profile on this site.Available in 70 languages.

odnoklassniki.ru (Classmates)
This is another site popular with Russians and for Soviet Republics. Whilst it is primary intention is to reunite old friends and former classmates, it is also a very popular form of communications between Eastern Europeans. They have more than 45m registered users, but the users are predominantly under 35 years old.

If you know of any more free dating or social networking sites (focused on Eastern Europe, not International) that are not listed here, I would be pleased to include them. However, it must not simply be a “free trial” of a paid site, nor can they charge a subscription, for letters or any  other forms of communication such as chat. 

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