Is Valentime.com Running A World Wide Scam? Read This Investigation & Find Out
Valentime.com is the focus of todays investigation. Valentime is a mail order bride website. We've done a lot of homework on many different mail order bride sites and every single one of them has come back to be (in our opinion) not legitimate. When we say not legitimate what we mean is that your chances of interacting and actually meeting real women in person that you can marry are slim to none. These websites are built to drain your bank account. As you will see in this investigation all the evidence explains why all these websites including Valentime are not real dating services where you could actually have real, long-term relationships. Read the full report below.
Valentine.com as we've learned through our due diligence and investigating is connected to a variety of different websites we've already exposed for being phony. These sites include VictoriaHearts.com, Charmerly.com, and BravoDate.com.
Why Do All The Women On This Site Look Like Super Models?
You need to ask yourself a couple of questions the first one being why would such attractive looking women have to resort to joining a mail order bride website to meet men? And don't tell us it's because these women are very poor and they're just looking for a rich guy to take them out of there poverty-stricken situation. If you look at the photographs they don't look that down and out to us. Yes it's true where these women come from the Ukraine is a poor country however something else is very true about the Ukraine and that it's a hotbed of dating scams through International bride websites such as Valentime.com.
(Screenshot of the bogus profiles found on the web site.)
They Admit To Using "Staff Profiles"
Valentine.com is responsible for creating fake profiles on their own platform. As part of our investigation we always read through the terms and conditions page, in section 11 of the terms and conditions page they tell us that "from time to time they create profiles which are maintained created and managed by their employees or contractors." If you take a look at the women circled in red above do you think those profiles are created by the site because it sure doesn't look like those kind of women need to be on this website to meet men.
They tell us that they create these profiles in order to "test the functionality of their services" but from our many years of experience every time a website claims they create profiles to test their services it's usually a lie.
Beautiful Women Emailing A Guy Who Doesn't Have Any Photos In His Profile
Another thing we've see on fake dating sites in the past is we get inundated with large amounts of email messages. This is a big red flag that the website is a scam. In the past when we received so many messages we ended up finding out that the website was using an automated computer bot software that sends people fake messages to dupe you into thinking you're receiving real communications from a girl that wants to meet you. This is done because on this website you can't communicate with other members, you can't actually reply or send messages to people unless you buy credits. As usual it always boils down to money!
(A screenshot of the emails we received.)
Below we've included a screenshot of the profile that we created for this investigation. The reason we've included it is to show you that our profile is empty. We've never uploaded any pictures to the profile, and we didn't upload any personal information. But still as you've seen we've gotten many messages from attractive looking Ukraine women. That makes us question the authenticity of this website. Why is it that so many attractive looking women are going out of their way to message a guy who doesn't have any photographs or any information in the profile? Are these real women messaging us, or are they automated chat bots trying to trick us into purchasing credits?
(Screenshot of the empty profile page we used for this investigation.)
"Ice Breakers" / Mass Messaging System Used To Dupe Male Members Into Buying Credits
In the terms and conditions page in section 7F the website admits that they use something called "Icebreaker messages" that are sent out on a large scale through their "mass messaging service". So they can create one message and send it to a large amount of people at the same time using this "mass messaging service".
The reason we're pointing this out is we want you to understand just because you're getting email messages doesn't mean that those are personal messages being sent to you. Their Mass messaging system enables them to write one message and send it to God knows how many different people at the same time. Once again we're trying to point out that this website is all about making money. The more messages they send out, the more people that reply to those more messages and then the more money they will make because those people will need to buy credits to reply back to those messages.
The Terms & Conditions Page Have Evidence Of Wrong Doing
Below we've included the most important parts of the terms and conditions page. The first part is where they discuss that they use the "Ice Breaker" messages that are sent through the mass messaging system. The second part of the evidence is where they discuss that they "create profiles which are managed by their employees". You can read the most important parts of the terms and conditions page below or click on this link and read it directly on their website.
Section #7F We may allow our Validated Members (as defined in Section 12 (Suppliers. Validated Members) below) to choose to send the same message (an "Icebreaker") to a number of other Members, who are selected by an automatic algorithm in order to allocate the attention and activity among Members of our Service. You may receive Icebreakers from the same Validated Member more than once. Icebreakers may be sent through the same channels as ordinary messages, including as a chat message and as a letter.
Section #11A: We may, from time to time, create profiles which are created, maintained and managed by our employees (“Staff Profiles”).
Address Of Host: 665 Third Street #207, San Francisco, CA, 94107, US
IP Address Of Server: 104.19.222.126
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Addresses: Suite 2B, 143 Main Street, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA
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It's entirely up to you what you choose to do. But based on all the evidence that we have on Valentine.com, based on our experience of joining the website and based on the emails we received we don't trust this website. That's our opinion. It's your choice whatever you do but we cannot recommend this website.
Contact the Better Business Bureau and file a complaint if you feel that you have been scammed or ripped off.
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