China Love
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This website named China Love (chinalove.com) is a JOKE! You'd better be careful when engaging with this website as it is not what it seems. There are a lot of fake accounts on this site which send ridiculous messages that make absolutely no sense (and you have to pay for EVERY SINGLE EMAIL). Let me tell you, I was foolish enough to spend 20 quid on this website and as expected, instantly regretted it. But because I'm a man of my word, I just took the loss without crying foul.

Afterwards, I stopped using it because honestly, there was no point. One day, I decided to close my account and since there was no apparent way to do so, I sent a message to the support team. But guess what? I got no response for WEEKS, and then boom - while I wait for a response, without warning, they take 50 quid out of my account, less than two minutes before deleting my account. To make matters worse, I've sent them several emails about this money matter and guess what? Not a single response. What a shame, right?

So please belive me when I say, AVOID THIS SITE LIKE A PLAGUE!

UPDATE: Believe it or not, the company reached out to me and apologized for their misdeeds. They went on to inform me that they would be issuing me a refund. I'll adjust this review after I get that sweet cash in my account.

I recently stumbled upon China Love and I have to admit, I was skeptical at first. But as I started browsing the site, I couldn't help but notice how many 5-star ratings it had received. I mean, how can a dating site be so highly rated?

After some investigation, I realized that the site charges users for their services. In fact, $20 will get you 150 credits to spend on the site. And let me tell you, these credits don't come cheap. Basic chat costs 1 credit per minute, one-way video chat costs 4 credits per minute, and two-way video chat costs 6 credits per minute. Sending photos or videos? That'll cost you 15 credits each. And that's just the beginning.

But here's what really gets me - after creating an account with no picture or personal information, I immediately started receiving messages from 5-6 model-like girls. Fishy? Yeah, I'd say so.

But despite my reservations, I have to admit that the site seems to have a pretty wide selection of potential matches, and the Let's Mingle feature (which costs 5 credits per use) seems like a fun way to quickly connect with other users.

Overall, I'll say this about China Love - it's definitely not for everyone. The site's credit system can get costly pretty quickly, and the overwhelming number of model-like girls can be a bit off-putting. But if you're looking to test the waters and don't mind spending a few bucks, it could be worth checking out. Just be cautious and don't get caught up in any fishy business.

So, I signed up for China Love a few days back, and ever since I created my profile, I've been receiving non-stop messages from the most stunning ladies out there! Wow, I can't believe it - they're all successful businesswomen with luxury villas all around, who travel by private jets? I mean, seriously, how can anyone fall for this nonsense? China Love seems like a total scam, and it's sad that people still fall for this con.

To those who might be considering buying credits to respond to these messages, please don't waste your money. These women are not real, and it's all just a ploy to get unsuspecting customers to keep buying credits with no endgame in sight. China Love should be ashamed of themselves for running such a dishonest business!

But hey, I'm not going to let this get me down. In fact, I'm making it a game - I've created a ridiculously over-the-top profile just to see how far I can take this. I'm not going to pay a single penny to China Love, but I am curious to see just how long they can keep up this ridiculous charade.

Overall, I'd advise anyone to steer clear of China Love and find more reputable dating sites that don't rely on shady tactics to make a quick buck. Save your time and money for something worthier, like going out and meeting real people in the real world!

I have been using the website chinalove.com for the past 5 days and I have to say that my experience has been...interesting, to say the least. As soon as I created my profile, I received countless online messages and emails from wealthy Chinese women, all looking for a partner to share their extravagant lifestyles with. I couldn't believe it, they all seemed to be billionaires, talking about their private jets, luxury sports cars, and multi-million dollar homes in both China and the United States. Some of these women were barely legal, with ages ranging from 21 to 23.

However, as I continued to use the website, I noticed that some of these "women" were actually bots, sending auto messages to lure unsuspecting users in. It was disappointing to say the least, but it didn't stop there. Upon closer inspection of some of the profiles, I even found that some of the photographs were not even real. For example, I came across a profile that seemed to be filled with pictures of a luxurious Porsche sports car. However, upon closer inspection, I was able to identify the source of the photographs as "airmadrid", a professional freelancer car photographer. This particular Porsche photograph can be easily found on the photographer's Instagram, using the keywords "Porsche Spider Airmadrid".

It seems that chinalove.com is filled with many rich women profiles, all boasting with wallpaper type pictures of luxurious cars. Very little, if any, pictures of the women themselves are included in their profiles. It's important for users to be cautious of this when using the website. It's also important for users to be mindful of the high costs associated with chatting to these profiles. Overall, I'm ambivalent about my experience with chinalove.com. Yes, I did receive numerous messages and emails, but the lack of authenticity and hidden costs made me question the true intentions of the website and its users.

Setting up a profile on China Love is a breeze, my friends. Just a few clicks and you can have yourself a good-looking profile ready to attract the ladies. And lo and behold, you'll start seeing profiles pop up left and right, some of them even online during ungodly hours. I reckon these ladies are eager to connect with you, friend.
Now, if you wanna chat with these lovely ladies, you gotta have some of dem credits, if you know what I'm sayin'. But let me tell you, them credits ain't cheap. A sly 50 bucks will get you 150 credits for the second month membership (and 20 big ones for the first month). And yeah, you read that right, a whopping 150 credits will only last you like three chats, my dude. I've made three contacts, and one of them seems sus, mate. And lemme tell you, finishing that last chat cost me more than it should have, mate.
Listen, if you're ballin' with cash and can afford to splurge 50 bucks per hour (yes, you heard it right my peeps, per HOUR), then more power to you. But if not, I'd suggest sticking with POF membership, where 13 bucks a month can get you a long way.
I ain't posting any of the ladies' pictures because they deserve respect, my mates. But I do hope this review helps all the potential members out there to be cautious with their decision. Maybe it's best to choose only one profile, fill up those 160 characters per text, and take it slow. Cheers, lads.
Sincerely,
PhG.

This website is a total mess, they're all fakers and nothing is real down here. You have bunch of fake profiles- bots and people paid to pretend to be someone else, and they send you hundreds of spamming messages every day even if your profile is blank or you wrote something like '$#*! YOU SCAMMERS! SCAM SITE!'. Those gal want to meet you from the first second of conversation even if your profile is empty. These sites like China Love, Asian dates, Anastasia, Your Travel Mates, Chinese Dates, Amo Latina are just a bunch of fake sites with the same pages and functions - even with the same pictures!

I tried to do an experiment by creating a profile, and they showed me hundreds of spam messages in my email everyday from 'Billionaire models' who wanted to marry me even though I had a blank profile. This kind of spamming is common in these sites and is really bad. I just wish these sites will be taken down due to these frequent scams, so that other people don't have to fall for their fake promises and spend money on this fake organization.

Even their 5-star 'reviews' are fake and misleading, so it's best not to rely on that bull$#*! The truth is, they spy on me and people like me who just want to spread the real facts about these sites. I have seen all the wrong things these sites are doing, and I have to share them with others so that they can avoid these scams. Please avoid China Love and similar sites at all costs.

I'm not gonna lie, I was pretty disappointed with my experience on China Love (chinalove.com). First off, my profile was somehow being used on other websites like Date My Age and Euro Date without my permission - totally not cool. And then there's the issue of the website's design - it feels like it's intentionally designed to trick you into spending more money. I mean, it's way too easy to accidentally click on something and lose a bunch of credits. And don't even get me started on the shady ways they try to add charges to your credit card.

But the thing that really got me was the way China Love intercepts your chat conversations and deletes any other contact info, making it really hard to communicate with people outside of the website. And even if you do manage to find someone who seems real, it's nearly impossible to actually get off the site once you've started chatting. Talk about a frustrating experience.

What really worries me, though, is the violation of my personal data and privacy. I don't want my profile or photos showing up on random websites I've never even heard of before. That's just not okay.

All in all, I'd say that China Love is just not worth it. If you take a closer look at the profiles on the site, you'll see that a lot of the photos and backgrounds are suspiciously similar - just different angles and props. And good luck getting any real help from their support team - all they do is give canned responses that don't actually solve anything.

So yeah, my advice would be to steer clear of China Love. Trust me, you'll save yourself a whole lot of frustration.

I've been using chinalove.com for two weeks and I have to say I've had quite a bit of interest from many people. However, I got the shock of my life when I tried to respond to these potential matches. I quickly realized that every action cost me a lot of money. Within just 15 minutes, I had already lost almost half my salary just trying to get a prospect's email or number.

It's frustrating that I couldn't provide my own contact information either. This is not allowed on the site, and for me to read his -in emails only, not in chats- cost me even more. Every email I read to obtain a cellphone number or email address cost me 10 credits. By the time I realized what was happening, I had spent so much money already! And to make matters worse, I still haven't been able to get a full number or even a full email address.

My contact on the site seems desperate to get in touch with me, but I can't afford to respond because of the high financial cost. I'm hesitant to take the chance of losing more money. Plus, I can't help but wonder if these people are genuine. They all seem to be wealthy individuals who lost their spouses to things like cancer. It all seems a bit too scripted to me.

Overall, if this site is going to be run properly, the exchange of contacts should be allowed after a client has spent a considerable amount of money. I'm disappointed that I can't respond to a few men who seem genuine and persistent in their interest in me despite me not responding because of financial constraints. ChinaLove.com should review their reciprocal policy and make the necessary changes. It's not fair to have clients spend so much money only to have communication shut down once they become paying members. People should be able to exchange contact information after a certain financial commitment has been made.

China Love (chinalove.com) should be avoided at all costs. It's a total scam! Don't be deceived by their 5-star ratings as they are probably fake and paid for! I am just one of many who have been scammed by this site. I have been using it for over a month now and have already spent thousands of dollars. Although the members I encountered expressed their loving and caring sentiments, it was hard to believe since they are not willing to communicate outside the website. It's a very expensive website just to chat and get to know someone. My instinct told me to quit, but I persisted, hoping I would find something good. However, everything turned out to be a big mistake. The person I was communicating with just disappeared without any explanation. After a month of frequent communication, his profile suddenly became unavailable. I tried to contact the administrator, but no one responded. It's a trap! Please don't use this site.

I have to confirm that the previous reviews claiming that the site employs its members are accurate. They use the site for free in exchange for luring unsuspecting members. They even wrote in fine print stating that "This member is curated by our partner and uses the site for free". You cannot trust anyone on this site! They are all scammers aiming to take away your hard-earned money.

In addition, they don't even bother to read profiles or look at pictures before sending mails or messages. I confirmed this by deleting my pictures and the details in my profile. Nevertheless, I still got a lot of new members writing to me, which is perplexing since there's no photo or information about me!

There are better and more credible dating sites out there. Nonetheless, be smart about using any dating site, and never reveal your personal information.

Trust me, if there were negative stars, I would give them all to this website! Don't waste your time and money on China Love (chinalove.com). Stay away!

This website is one of the biggest scammers in the dating industry with over 22 similar websites. You can find sites such as chinalove.com, asiandating.com, and filipinocupid.com that are all run the same way. The people behind these sites are composed of a group that makes money by cheating. One of my friends, who works as a translator for a local agency, revealed their real motive. Under the veil of beautiful women and communication lies the truth of the scam.

The women you interact with on these sites are mostly fake, and the site pays these women instead of actual dates. These women exist for two purposes: to take pictures as models, and to traffic men into paying for their messages. They use Photoshop to edit these faces and turn them into compelling women that get the men's attention. Even if some of these women are real on the site, they are usually old and managed by local agencies.

However, it is impossible to deduce the authenticity of the women's profile as they are just simulations operating on behalf of these agencies. The profiles of the women on the site are usually fabricated by the local agencies to talk to the man. If an agency finds a profitable man, they can eventually talk outside of the site, but most men are tentative, and talking there is the only way for the website to make money. The women working here earn from the company if they talk with you for more than ten minutes. If you send these virtual women gifts or chat with them for a long time, their fees increase.

I urge anyone reading this to leave this site and never look back. This site will take not only your money but also your mental health. If you want to know which woman is real, ask her to have a video call, and check if the face matches the picture. Otherwise, be wise, and create a unique and not easily blocked word as a WeChat ID. If they cannot find or add your ID, it means that the woman is not real, and you should move on from the site. This site, and others owned by these same groups, have caused many people to lose their money and their trust. Do not be the next victim.

Oh man, lemme tell you about my experience with China Love (chinalove.com). I gotta say, it ain't what it seems. It's like they're playin' us for fools, man. I mean, if ya like bein' taken advantage of and losin' your hard-earned cash, then go for it. But for the rest of us, stay away.

All them cars, houses, and photos? All fake, dude. And don't even get me started on how they treat Chinese women. It's like they don't have no respect for nobody. They just cheat and lie to everyone, man.

I was on there for a whopping four years, and you know what I got? Nada. Zilch. Zero results. They answer your letters, they write to ya themselves, they do everythin', but at the end of the day, you're just left with nothin' but an empty wallet and broken heart.

It's like the FBI and CIA need to get involved, ya feel me? This website is cheatin' everyone, especially us Americans. It's just not right.

So, if ya don't wanna be played for a fool like I was, stay away from China Love. Trust me, it ain't worth it.

So, I recently signed up for China Love and boy was I disappointed! The first thing they did was charge me $19.99 for the first month. And just when I thought I could finally talk to someone, they blocked me and asked me to pay for credits to chat with someone. Can you imagine that? They only want you to give them more and more money without any guarantees that you'll get anything out of it.

Their customer service is also a joke. They're based in Malta, and honestly, they're just plain dumb. They don't understand simple questions and it's like pulling teeth to get any answers. Don't even bother going to them for help.

The thing that really bothers me is that they're playing with people's emotions. People are desperate to find love and they're using this to make money. It's really low, and frankly, disgusting.

I've heard that after 3 months, you get the service for free. But by then, they would have sucked all your money dry. It's a ridiculous rule that's just meant to trick naive people.

Overall, I wouldn't recommend China Love to anyone. It's a complete waste of time and money. There are much better and more honest dating sites out there. Don't fall for their scam!

China Love is a site that you might want to avoid at all costs if you don't want to be scammed. Their services come with a hefty price tag for the smallest things, leaving you with a hole in your wallet and no prospects in sight. The site charged me an exorbitant amount of 113 euro for 160 credits, without getting my consent beforehand. This was not OK, as it left me with barely anything, making it impossible to communicate with anyone on the site. Even worse, it was impossible to get in touch with the site's management or customer service to ask for a refund.

160 credits, which seemed like a lot at first, will only get you into serious conversations with just a couple of users, and then you'll be left with nothing but more emails that you have to open. In very little time, you'll be hit by emails telling you that your credits are all used up. It was a nightmare, and one that you'll certainly want to avoid altogether – trust us.

In fact, the reality is China Love is one of the biggest and baddest scams out there, which is why they are losing a lot of users daily. You may have to cough up a few dollars to start, which might seem reasonable, but as soon as you start buying more, the site will start to squeeze you, taking the same amount of credits for more money. So, if you don't want to end up with empty pockets and unhappy – stay away from China Love at all costs!

So, I checked out this website called China Love, and honestly, it seems like a sneaky way to get your money. My bank even stopped my payments from going through because they don't trust this site either. It definitely looks fake.

Another thing that struck me as strange was that I disclosed in my profile that I am a transgender woman. Now, from what I know about Chinese culture, most men there wouldn't be interested in someone like me, especially the so-called millionaires that this site claims to have. I can't help but wonder what would happen if they actually read my profile and realized that they were asking a pre-op transgender woman to be their villa hostess and wife. It's almost comical.

I wish I had the money to really test this site out and see what the response would be. But unfortunately, I'm broke. So, if you're considering joining China Love, I would advise you to be careful. It may not be what it seems, and your money could be better spent elsewhere.

So, I've been using China Love and wow, can I just say they really hit you where it hurts - your wallet! My experience has only been a couple of days, but let me tell you, it has left me feeling a bit frustrated. You have to purchase credits to actually talk to these ladies, and the problem is, they don't show you how many credits you have left! So, when you run out, you're left with this pay-more screen, basically telling you that you need to fork over more money if you want to continue to communicate. Not to mention, every communication costs you credits, no matter what it is! This can add up to hundreds of dollars in just one day if you're not careful. It really puts a damper on any real communication that you could have with someone. Unlike other sites that charge a flat fee, China Love likes to nickel-and-dime their members to death. It's just not worth it in my opinion.

operation. Don't be fooled, it's all a scam.

If you're looking for a genuine way to find love in China, then don't waste your time on this site. There are so many fake profiles and messages that it's hard to know who to trust. The site is well-designed and easy to navigate, but that's just a front. Once you start communicating with the supposed "women" on the site, you'll soon realize that they are not real.

One of the biggest red flags is the pricing strategy. The site offers different tiers of membership, but even the basic option is quite expensive. And if you want to access any real information about the women you're talking to, you'll have to pay even more. This is a classic tactic used by scam dating sites, and it's unfortunate that China Love is no exception.

Another issue with China Love is that some of the profiles are just too good to be true. The women are all stunningly beautiful and seem to have perfect lives. Some of them even claim to be millionaires who are looking for a partner to share their wealth with. This is obviously a huge red flag, but some people might be so desperate for love that they overlook it.

Overall, I would recommend avoiding China Love at all costs. There are plenty of other legitimate dating sites out there that are worth your time and money. Don't fall for the fake profiles and persuasive messages - they're all part of a larger scam that's designed to take advantage of vulnerable people.

I recently had the misfortune of coming across China Love (chinalove.com) and I must say, it is like no other dating site I have ever seen. It is run by a group called "Solnetworks", which according to my research is based in Malta - a tax haven, which is quite suspicious if you ask me.

The site seems to be filled with fake profiles, which have truncated pictures of women who are not even close to being Chinese. They constantly send out automated letters written by hired scammers to unsuspecting men with outrageous prices to get nothing in return except lies, cheating, and manipulation. These scammers are relentless, and they will send out the same letter to thousands of men at the same time.

What really bothers me is the fact that there are billionaires all over the site who are simply looking for love, but they can't seem to find it anywhere else. They promise to meet you in your country or city, but they never give a precise location. This is just another ploy to continue the scam.

I couldn't help but wonder why Google would be working with this mafia-like corporation, but I think it's pretty clear that it's because of the millions of dollars in advertising revenue they bring in. It's alarming to think that they could be making that much money by stealing from naive Westerners.

In conclusion, I would strongly advise anyone to stay away from China Love and anything related to "Solnetworks". It's a dangerous and deceitful site that preys on the vulnerable and naive, and it's clear that their motives are not pure. Save your money and your peace of mind - and stay far away from this site.

So, I decided to give China Love a try and signed up yesterday by spending 150 bucks. Within just 30 minutes, I ran out of points, and all of a sudden, a button popped up that made me think that I accidentally pressed the delete button. But guess what? Instead, the site charged me a whopping $399 for 1000 points!

I called their customer service to get my credit back, but the CSR line was terrible, and I couldn't hear a thing. I told him that I couldn't hear him, but he didn't bother to help me out. I asked for a refund, but the line went dead. I tried reaching out to them again, but no one answered. The worst part is, my bank card stopped working! Yesterday, I tried using my card to pay for groceries, but it didn't work. I didn't understand what was happening.

But today, I found out that I was charged $399 by China Love. I was so frustrated and annoyed that I decided to file a fraud claim, which resulted in freezing my account! I hope China Love is a decent and reliable company and will refund me the money that they took from me wrongly. I have given them proof of the error message, and I hope they act on it soon.

Overall, my experience with China Love is not at all satisfactory. Even though I may have made some mistakes while signing up and exploring the site, the company's customer service was unhelpful, and their actions have impacted my bank account negatively.

So I heard about chinalove.com and decided to give it a shot. I created two profiles, both with the same pictures of myself just to see how the algorithm would work. To my surprise, I received the exact same automated messages from the same profiles. And not just any profiles, but professional models showing off their fancy houses, clothes, and cars.

I decided to play along and reply to one of them. And guess what? The response was also automated. I then tried to test them by asking a question that a normal person would. But to my dismay, the answers were nowhere close to what an actual human being would say. It became clear to me that this site was a scam.

I tried to exchange numbers with some of the profiles to have a real conversation on a free app, but they either disappeared or sent me random answers. It was clear to me that these fake profiles were only interested in fleecing innocent people of their hard-earned money.

Thankfully, I am smart enough not to fall for such scams. But it is sad to think that there are people out there who are genuinely looking for connections and end up falling for these deceitful practices.

In conclusion, I do not recommend chinalove.com to anyone. It is a shame that they have to lie and deceive people just to make a quick buck.