Most sites don't check anything. AsianLonelyHearts.com checks each new profile, and picture. It's easy, we are a small site. We intend to keep that way.
I wouldn't run a site that is not safe for decent people.
Give us a try if you are tired of sites crawling with scammers, and fakes!
Christian-Filipina
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014
adoreable.smile117@gmail.com Connectingsingles.com Stolen pictures of 'seejulie' Maria Gary
Prescy32 on connectingsingles.com
Claims to be Asian, and in Toronto, Canada
Uses stolen pictures of 'Julie', an online model.
Claims to be Asian, and in Toronto, Canada
Uses stolen pictures of 'Julie', an online model.
I want a trusting loving relationship where i can express my feelings openly and very freely. I want the man that i can hold with my feelings .. I want to have special Love one. I'm looking for a relationship based on interest, respect, complicity and love of course, want a caring relationship, loving, understanding and surprising i want to be cherished, adored and want to give the same.
I hope to find a support, open heart, understanding and strong shoulder in my man, we can talk about anything and be very respectful, 1 most important thing for me that I want to find a friend in you, to rely on, to trust 100% and know that you will be there an intelligent, smart, open-hearted, reliable man serious, confident, purposeful, persistent, smart, honest, flexible, elegant, sociable, communicative, sensitive, gentle, cheerful, optimistic, considered i know how to make you happy
Hope to real soon
Maria
The lady in these picture is not involved in any scams, but her pictures are in heavy use by criminals in West Africa. You are not in contact with the lady in these pictures! Do not send money!
Learn to use google image search, and do a search of email addresses for new people you meet online. Many of these scams are rerported online, already. You can avoid being a victim!
Thursday, June 12, 2014
khalisasmith@yahoo.com Detected and banned khalisa
IP: 41.66.232.238
This is a stolen picture of 'Briana Lee', used by a scammer from Ghana.
AsianLonelyHearts.com checks each new profile, and picture, to keep scammers OUT!
This is a stolen picture of 'Briana Lee', used by a scammer from Ghana.
AsianLonelyHearts.com checks each new profile, and picture, to keep scammers OUT!
Friday, June 6, 2014
fantasybrides.com Gullible men, wanted!
fantasybrides.com is a paid site, featuring fake ladies from Russia, Ukraine, China, and the Philippines. The pics are sexy, and so are the teaser messages you'll be flooded with, to prompt you to PAY to reply. Keep away from this site.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
What scams may you run into on 'Chinese' dating sites?
What scams may you run into if you are considering finding a Chinese bride, online?
'Pay for play' dating sites. These sites charge men for messages to/from FAKE, pretty Chinese ladies. The messages my be pre-written, or 'generic'. It's not likely the pretty lady in the pictures is actually writing you. Somebody is making money getting you to pay for fake messages. 'Translation' scams. Much the same as the above, but the pitch is for on-site 'translation' of the messages to and from the fake lady. You'll often get steered to sites like this, from other sites. 'My english no goodly. Please go THIS site so we can talk! They have the good translation service!'. You'll pay, and pay, and pay. Some struggling Chinese will appreciate the money they are earning from you, but you are not likely to end up in a real relationship.
More information on 'translation' scams on fraudulent dating sites at Dragonladies.org! 'Translator/brokers', and Marriage agencies. These are agencies or individuals who act as 'marriage brokers'. They'll post profiles of pretty ladies on dating sites, some real, some former customers, and some fake. The goal is to get you to come to China to meet a customer, who is often not the pretty girl in the profile. You spill your heart out in emails with your new sweetie, fly to meet her a few months later, and are met at the airport by the 'Translator/broker' who has actually been reading your gushing messages, and maybe talking to you on the Phone, and are told the 'Girl' is not available or no longer interested. (Even though a few days ago she wrote she couldn't wait to meet you! Actually, the translator/broker wrote that email.) You may be offered a 'replacement' lady, or ushered to an agency office to view some 'prospects'.
Not all is is vain, you say? You may meet an attractive lady who claims she is interested in you? You'll be expected to pay thousands of dollars in 'brokerage' fees, (which may be secret and disguised as something else) and pay the parents a 'bride fee'.
Too often, the goal of the 'bride' is to secure monthly support payments, or trick the man into buying a home for 'them', in China, or the parents.
More info on translator/brokers in China at Dragonladies.org!
'Pay for play' dating sites. These sites charge men for messages to/from FAKE, pretty Chinese ladies. The messages my be pre-written, or 'generic'. It's not likely the pretty lady in the pictures is actually writing you. Somebody is making money getting you to pay for fake messages. 'Translation' scams. Much the same as the above, but the pitch is for on-site 'translation' of the messages to and from the fake lady. You'll often get steered to sites like this, from other sites. 'My english no goodly. Please go THIS site so we can talk! They have the good translation service!'. You'll pay, and pay, and pay. Some struggling Chinese will appreciate the money they are earning from you, but you are not likely to end up in a real relationship.
More information on 'translation' scams on fraudulent dating sites at Dragonladies.org! 'Translator/brokers', and Marriage agencies. These are agencies or individuals who act as 'marriage brokers'. They'll post profiles of pretty ladies on dating sites, some real, some former customers, and some fake. The goal is to get you to come to China to meet a customer, who is often not the pretty girl in the profile. You spill your heart out in emails with your new sweetie, fly to meet her a few months later, and are met at the airport by the 'Translator/broker' who has actually been reading your gushing messages, and maybe talking to you on the Phone, and are told the 'Girl' is not available or no longer interested. (Even though a few days ago she wrote she couldn't wait to meet you! Actually, the translator/broker wrote that email.) You may be offered a 'replacement' lady, or ushered to an agency office to view some 'prospects'.
Not all is is vain, you say? You may meet an attractive lady who claims she is interested in you? You'll be expected to pay thousands of dollars in 'brokerage' fees, (which may be secret and disguised as something else) and pay the parents a 'bride fee'.
Too often, the goal of the 'bride' is to secure monthly support payments, or trick the man into buying a home for 'them', in China, or the parents.
More info on translator/brokers in China at Dragonladies.org!
'Visa and Travel' scams. These are mostly conducted from within China by West African scammers, who are residents of China. (Usually the Guangdong province). They use stolen pictures of pretty Asian ladies, either Chinese, or Filipina. The girl will claim to work at a menial job. She will not show a face on cam. She will claim love very quickly, and want to travel to meet you. She is 'fake'. You will be directed to pay thousands of dollars via a fake 'agency', to pay the 'visa and travel' fees for this girl to come to meet you. Nobody shows up. Only your money takes a journey, into the pockets of a BLACK male, living in China. They do have the help of local Asian ladies who will make/take phone calls, pretending to be the girl in the pictures. Don't fall for this!
More information on 'Visa and travel' scams from China at Dragonladies.org!
West African scammers also pretend to be anyone, from anywhere, including Asian ladies. Make sure you see a face on cam, check the IP of emails, and don't send money for any reason!
How do you avoid these scams?
Don't use sites where you pay for messages, or 'translations'. There are plenty of real ladies who know some english, and are willing to communicate with you, directly, IF YOU ARE SINCERE and polite.
DO NOT SEND MONEY. Not for 'visa and travel', or anything.
SEE A FACE ON CAM. You want to use cams often. It really helps develop the relationship, and understand the other person.
If a lady avoids using a cam, she may be using fake pictures, or old pictures, showing her much younger, and maybe thinner.
Using translation software is a 'crutch', and should be temporary. She needs to make an effort to be learning english if you will have a chance at a good relationship, and life together. Please avoid ladies who are not willing to learn your language.
You need to be honest, and be looking for a lady of an appropriate age. Real '20 something' Asian girls are not looking for 50-60ish men, unless they have other goals. (Immigration, or money)
Are you really able and willing to go to Asia to meet the right lady? It's not cheap, and not close. You'll need a few weeks of holiday time at the least, but I encourage you to GO. Travel in Asia is a wonderful experience, in itself. If you go to meet a lady who may be 'the one', it's even better. GO. Experience the culture. Eat strange food. See new things.
limengjiao on ROSEMATCH.com Scam
Actually, rosematch.com is 100% scam! The site is filled with fake profiles you will have to pay to exchange messages with. Keep away from ROSEMATCH.com!
As an example of one of these fake profiles, limengjiao uses stolen pictures of Chinese porn star, Evelyn Lin. Don't be stupid. Keep away from rosematch.com! The people you pay to communicate with on this site are not the people in the stolen pictures, but some person making money, getting stupid men to pay for messages.
As an example of one of these fake profiles, limengjiao uses stolen pictures of Chinese porn star, Evelyn Lin. Don't be stupid. Keep away from rosematch.com! The people you pay to communicate with on this site are not the people in the stolen pictures, but some person making money, getting stupid men to pay for messages.
The fees for these messages may seem modest, but they are sufficient to make this fraud worthwhile for the person sending you the fake message. Don't fall for this! Real ladies in Asia who may be interested in you will show a face on cam, be willing to try to communicate directly, and not require you to pay for 'translations'.
For more information on this type of 'translation' scam, visit Dragonladies.org!
This is not your grandma's White Pages! Find anybody's email address, photos and videos instantly!
How do you avoid internet romance scams?
Don't send money to somebody you only know from the internet, or phone calls, period.
There is no way around this. The person who is asking you for money will not die, or come to harm, or you will not miss out on millions of dollars they are promising to give you. Don't send money!
Always expect to see a face on webcam, and learn to use Google Image search!
How stupid are you going to feel when you finally realize the person you are in contact with is fake, and using stolen pictures? Some people will never accept the truth, and will die thinking the famous celebrity in the pictures used by the scammer, who actually is a millionaire, stole a few thousand dollars from them. Don't be gullible. Expect to see a face on cam. This will filter out most scams. (although some scammers do have video of 'that face' they can play over a webcam, making it appear that person is live.)
There is no way around this. The person who is asking you for money will not die, or come to harm, or you will not miss out on millions of dollars they are promising to give you. Don't send money!
How stupid are you going to feel when you finally realize the person you are in contact with is fake, and using stolen pictures? Some people will never accept the truth, and will die thinking the famous celebrity in the pictures used by the scammer, who actually is a millionaire, stole a few thousand dollars from them. Don't be gullible. Expect to see a face on cam. This will filter out most scams. (although some scammers do have video of 'that face' they can play over a webcam, making it appear that person is live.)
RESEARCH! Along with getting in the habit of checking pictures you see on dating sites with Google Image search, do a search of email addresses of new 'friends' you meet on dating sites. You may be surprised what you find.
Do you really want to feel stupid? Fall for a scam that has been reported online previously. Same face, same story. These scams are not sophisticated. They are fairly simple. They count on the victim being trusting, and gullible. Don't be that victim!
I also use SPOKEO. It lets me see any possible social network sites that email address may be connected to, pictures, and more.
Search anybody by name, e-mail address, phone number, online username or even friends in your address book and instantly return lots of info.
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