Please read carefully before contacting anyone in the Internet. Unfortunately, scammers
are everywhere. We take efforts to protect you from scammers here. Below is the information on how to date safe.
Never give your real email address or contact details until you have thoroughly checked out and verified
the person. If anyone asks for your email address immediately, it is suspicious. Be very careful when
people insist on your communicating via their private email addresses hardly getting to know you. Your contact
details can be used to get flood spam or for any other purposes. The scam could also include credit card fraud, excessive charges to an affiliated travel company, etc.
To make sure that a member you are communicating is real, and to protect yourself, you may use onsite safe mail box to know better a person you like.
If someone asks for money, it is a scam! NEVER SEND money for ANY reason! Reasons for asking you to send money
- To treat sick child, mom or dad and other relatives
- For visa
- For passport application
- For travel tickets
- To pay to dating agency for translating and emailing services
- To use internet
- Lost job
- Bank charges so that millions of dollars can be transferred to you account
- Money for charity project
- To pay hospital bill.
- To pay telephone bill.
Nigerian, Ghana and Malaysian scam. Scammers from these countries are now posting hundreds of profiles as if they live in UK or USA, but in reality they live another country and scam innocent people. Many of dating sites don't care of scammers, because scammers have nice profiles and photos, and that attracts more members. They give you the impression they live in UK or USA till that time when they write you the next message from Nigeria or Ghana. They tell you they went for a business trip there and got robbed visa or any other documents. They have no money to get back and ask you to help.
$2 million cheque scam. You get a message from someone telling you about his or her rich relative who has millions of dollars and suddenly died. You are asked for a help to get the money out of the country. They send you a $2 million cheque. You go and give it to the bank and while you are waiting for the cheque processing, they ask you for money. You send them $2 000 hoping to have $2 million soon. A lot of people suffered from this scam. The cheque bounces in a week, you lose $2 000 and have troubles in the bank.
Beware of scammers and cheats!
If anyone from this site tries to scam you or you see a reported scammer profile here, please let us know. Scam and fake profiles are banned from the site immediately and blacklisted.
NEVER SEND money for ANY reason!
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Who the Scammers Really Are
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Learn who is behind the computer screen and what pictures scammers use
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New type of nigerian scam
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This lonely woman was taken for $24,000
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Russian romance
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This video covers the basics of the 'russian romance scam'. More info is available on the 'net. Don't send money!
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Yuliya, the Mari El Bimbo Scam girl
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This is a rare, live one, who at least poses for pictures used in romance scams. Most of the pictures in these scams are stolen from the internet, and the girls are NOT involved in the scam.
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Antonina 'Tonya' Gololobova, Ukraine Scammer
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This is a 'pro dater', and 'translation type scam. This girl is on several dating sites, pretending to seek a husband. She accepts and demands gifts. She also is PAID by the dating sites!
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Kelly78, an example of a new type of scam
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This is a 'fake' person set up on dating sites, to lure men to a paid site. Once they join, they'll be charged to email, chat, or phone the lady, via a translator.
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Filipina Chat/Cam Scammers
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This is an informational video about the Filipina chat/scam/beg girls who are on many dating sites, and chat rooms. Never send money to these girls, or anyone you only know from the internet.
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