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Review: It's OK site
It's not so much that they're ugly, or have bad pictures... As it is they are trying to pursue women who are not interested in them.
Men... Please... PLEASE pay attention to a woman's match criteria! If we didn't know what we wanted, we wouldn't fill it out. Do not harass someone who isn't interested! As the saying goes... "No means no!" When you're bothering someone who's criteria is nothing like you, you're a rapist who thinks they can somehow get what they want against the person's will! (Bother me, and I'll report you, which can lead to you're being investigated.)
Review: verification process
If they were stealing passports, it would interfere with the match finding aspect of the site by creating problems for the members when they travel to meet. Further, there do not seem to be any complaints of this nature about the website on record. While this is an obvious risk, the site seems legitimate, especially since it's one in many match finding sites by the same people. Some of these sites have over 1000 logged on a day, so if they are a phishing scam, it would turn up in a simple google search, and legal action would be taken by their local government.
Review: verification process
Correction. I meant "over 1000 on a day" as in when you are on the site that day personally. I correctly should have typed that some of the sites always have over 1000 members logged on, which means thousands check in to their account a day (with many not doing so every day). You'd think a phishing scam with thousands of would-be victims would have been complained against, filed against, and legally taken offline. So, there's likely very low chance of them stealing identities or passports. Also, I have personal experience of them listening and taking action if you catch and report creeps on their site. Would a scam site have bothered to remove a predatorial white American guy harassing women on their site? I'm thinking no.