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Review: scam
First of all any dating site has a fair share of scammers and it's up to you to be careful. I had much success on the China Love Cupid site and I have met a beautiful Chinese woman. Most of the Ladies are divorced and therefore considered "damaged goods" by Chinese standards. I suggest to everybody to learn as much as you can about
Chinese culture. If you click with someone on the website keep it fun but ask open ended questions. Usually, the sincere ones will give you a lot of details that you can verify later with more pinpointed questions. If you decide to switch your conversation to your private email, ask for pictures. To verify I wasn't getting scammed, after a few months chatting on line I sent a gift to my lady and asked her to take a picture wearing my gift. She proudly did and at the same time I managed to check out her address with google earth. By then I was sure she was real. Be aware that Chinese girls take the relationship seriously and they assume you will marry them. At one point, you will be expected to travel to China meet them and the family and even have the ceremony there. It's their culture. I cannot stress enough to learn customs, habits and cultural differences. If you are not willing to adapt you will eventually fail, however, if you take it in strides you will have a fiercely loyal, feminine and sexy beautiful companion.
Review: scam
Nemesis:
I thought the era of village idiots was over until I read your comment. It's fine that you are entitled to your opinions. However, as yourself admitted, you didn't even sign on to the site. So you don't know anything, yet, you assume it's all bogus. Since you have so much success with your streets' encounters then why bother to waste your meaningful time running your mouth off on here ?? I left a positive comment because I was successful and it worked for me.