ArabianDate
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Be careful when using ArabianDate. Some women on the site are sponsored and compensated based on the number of minutes they spend with guys. One woman, Luz Adriana, was going to meet me but her flight got canceled and they couldn't get another plane for 2 weeks. This bought the site another 2 weeks of my money. Just minutes ago, I received an auto alert that Luz Adriana is now broadcasting. They advertise their "hot bots" and make you pay to watch the ad. Then, they try to hook as many guys for as many hours as possible. This is sick Russian near-criminal computer activity. If you want to try this site, only deal with women who you contact first. That's the only way to avoid these bots with some success. Overall, I wouldn't even give them 1 star. They've taken so much money from me with 3 bots consecutively. It's a shame that they have to resort to these tactics to make money.

I've been using ArabianDate for a while now, hoping to find my soulmate. I've come across some amazing women on this site, but unfortunately, I couldn't communicate with them outside of the platform. It's a shame that ArabianDate doesn't allow email exchanges, as it makes it difficult to build a real connection with someone. I've tried to inquire about the possibility of exchanging emails, but I never received a response. It seems like ArabianDate is more interested in keeping people chatting and wasting time than actually helping them find love.

I've noticed that other dating sites allow email exchanges for a fee, but ArabianDate doesn't seem to have this option. It's frustrating to see so many positive reviews for this site when they don't offer such a basic feature. I wonder if these reviews are genuine or if people are just trying to boost the site's reputation.

I've also used ArabianDate's sister sites, such as Anastasia, Asian, and Amolatina, and I've had similar experiences. It's disappointing that these sites don't prioritize their users' needs and preferences. Overall, I wouldn't recommend ArabianDate or any of its sister sites to anyone looking for a serious relationship. There are better options out there that offer more flexibility and transparency.

I recently came across Arabian Date's website and was intrigued by their "Chat Booster" feature. The advertisement stated that if I started each day with a zero credit balance, they would add 3 free credits to my account. As someone who is not as financially well-off as Donald Trump, I was excited about the prospect of being able to communicate with potential matches without breaking the bank.

However, after spending hundreds of dollars on the site, I realized that the language used in the advertisement was misleading. When I called the customer service line to express my concerns, the representative I spoke with was not helpful at all. He simply told me to buy more credits if I wanted to talk to the ladies.

To make matters worse, I did not receive my "free 3 credits" on a Sunday, despite the promise made in the advertisement. The representative's attitude was so nonchalant that I felt like my relationship with the site did not matter to them. As a customer, I expect to be valued and treated with respect, regardless of how much money I spend on the site.

In conclusion, I would caution anyone considering using Arabian Date to be careful and not expect any level of legitimate, caring, or reasonable customer care. It is important to remember the phrase "Caveat Emptor" or "buyer beware" when dealing with this site. Don't make the same mistake I did and waste your hard-earned money on a site that does not value its customers.

I recently tried out ArabianDate and I have to say, I was pretty disappointed with my experience. I decided to only purchase 20 credits to start with, and right away I noticed that something was off. None of the men who were responding to my profile seemed to be genuine, and they only seemed interested in chatting through the paid site. It costs 1 credit for every message, and 10 credits for an email, which I found to be pretty ridiculous. It seemed like the main goal of the site was to drain as much money as possible from its users, and the way it was run was unlike anything I had ever seen before.

I've used other dating apps before that require a membership, and I've always found that real, legitimate individuals are happy to move to other platforms like WhatsApp or Kik in order to chat privately. However, none of the guys who responded to my profile on ArabianDate were willing to chat outside of the site. This made me extremely suspicious, and I started to wonder if they were even real people at all. It seemed like they were just sitting in a call center somewhere, sending out pre-written messages in order to entice me to spend more and more money.

Another thing that struck me as odd was that all of the guys on the site looked like they had stepped straight out of a GQ magazine. Real pictures from real men, even if they are highly skilled professionals, don't all look too good to be true. It just seemed like everything about the site was designed to lure people in and take their money, without actually providing any real value in return.

Overall, I would say that ArabianDate is definitely a scam, and anyone considering using it should be extremely cautious. I even question the validity of the 4 and 5 star reviews that I saw on the site - it's entirely possible that they were planted by ArabianDate employees in order to make the site seem more legitimate than it really is. In the end, I would advise anyone looking for a real, genuine dating experience to steer clear of ArabianDate and look for other options instead.

I must say, I was quite disappointed with my experience on ArabianDate. I had high hopes for this dating site, but unfortunately, it fell short in many ways.

Firstly, the payment system is quite unusual. Instead of paying a flat monthly fee like on most dating sites, you have to pay for each message you send. This can quickly add up, and I found myself spending a lot more money than I had intended. It also seems to incentivize the women on the site to keep you sending messages, as they receive a percentage of the money you spend.

I also found it frustrating that the women on the site were hesitant to move the conversation off of the site. When I asked if we could chat on WhatsApp or exchange email addresses, they all claimed it wasn't safe or against the rules. However, I suspect this is just a ploy to keep you spending money on the site.

Another issue I had was with the quality of the women on the site. Every single one of them looked like a model, which seems highly unlikely. Where are the average-looking women? It also seemed odd that as soon as I created a profile, I was bombarded with messages from dozens of beautiful women. It all felt too good to be true, and unfortunately, it was.

Overall, I would not recommend ArabianDate to anyone looking for a genuine dating experience. It's a shame, as I had hoped for better, but it seems to be little more than a scam designed to take your money. Save yourself the disappointment and look elsewhere.

So, I decided to give ArabianDate a try and signed up for an account. As soon as I finished, I started getting bombarded with chat messages from women. At first, I was flattered, but then I noticed that some of them were saying the exact same thing - that I was the hottest guy on the site. I mean, come on, I'm not that good-looking, and those women were way out of my league.

I did some snooping around and checked out some of the other guys on the site. They were all pretty boys who looked like models, and they seemed to have the same interests as me. The thing is, I didn't even fill out my profile except to say that I was looking for a wife and that I treat women well. It all seemed too good to be true, and it turns out that it was.

I have family in the area, and I asked around. Imran told me that he knows two girls who used to work for the site, chatting with guys and getting paid for it. So, it seems that those chat windows that pop up right away are just for the suckers.

Now, I'm not a fake person, and this is not a spam bot. If SiteJabber wants to verify my statement and confirm that this is a 100% legitimate review, they can contact me, and I'll submit the video I made of it going down and a few screen grabs. So, go ahead and report me if you want. I don't care.

Oh, and when I asked if I could call one of the girls, they said that they couldn't do that. Then they said that I wasn't allowed to use the phone. Good save, but I don't think so.

Sure, there may be real women on the site, but those chat windows that pop up right away are just a scam. Don't fall for it, guys.

I've been using arabiandate.com for a while now, and I have to say, I'm not too impressed. I've come across a couple of profiles that seem suspicious to me. For example, there's profile # *** which claims to be a 37-year-old woman, and then there's profile # *** which claims to be a 23-year-old woman. But here's the thing - the pictures on both profiles are of the same woman wearing the same clothes. That doesn't seem right to me.

I've seen this kind of thing happen on other dating sites too, and it's frustrating. If arabiandate.com actually checked these profiles, they would have removed one or both of them by now. And even if you do manage to find someone you're interested in, it's not easy to exchange contact information with them. According to the terms and conditions, you're not supposed to exchange information via chat - you have to send an email to the person instead. And even then, you can only exchange mailing addresses. There's no guarantee that the person will actually mail you anything, either.

What's even more frustrating is that you can send an email with your name, street address, and P.O. box, but you can't send an email address or a Facebook link. That doesn't make sense to me. If you're already giving them your personal information, why can't you exchange email addresses too? And if you do end up exchanging mailing addresses, you have to pay at least $4.00 per letter to send them one. That can add up pretty quickly.

The women on the site don't have to pay anything to chat or send letters, which makes it hard to explain to them why you can't spend $30 or $40 a day chatting with them. If they don't want to give you their mailing address after you've spent a few hundred dollars on them, then they're probably not the right person for you anyway.

Overall, I'm not too impressed with arabiandate.com. It's frustrating to come across suspicious profiles, and it's not easy to exchange contact information with someone you're interested in. Plus, the cost can add up pretty quickly if you're not careful.

I've been using ArabianDate for about a year and a half now, and while I've had a few issues, the customer service team has always been helpful in resolving them. But the real reason I keep coming back to this site is because I met an amazing woman here. Her name is Jihane, and her ID# is ***631. We've been talking for six months now, and I'm planning on visiting her in Tangier, Morocco for her birthday on July 28th.

Jihane is a jazz singer and a clothing designer, and she's sent me videos and pictures on Snapchat to prove that she's the real deal. She even gave me her Soundcloud info so I could listen to her music. I know some people have claimed that the women on this site are paid to talk to men, but that's simply not true. Jihane has to pay for the site just like I do.

Of course, there are some women on the site who might not be genuine, but I've found that asking them a few questions can help weed out the fakes. I'll ask things like "why are you single?" or "why did you join this site?" If they give me answers that sound genuine, then I know they're worth talking to.

Jihane and I did have a bit of a falling out over a joke she made, but it was really my fault for saying some rude things to her. We worked things out, though, and now we're stronger than ever. She's asked me some tough questions about religion, since she used to be Muslim but isn't anymore. But we've been able to work through our differences and come out even closer on the other side.

Overall, I've had a great experience with ArabianDate. Yes, it can be expensive, but I think it's worth it to find someone as amazing as Jihane. If you want to see some of our conversations, feel free to add me on Facebook. My ID# is *** and my name is Derrick Pagani Collins.

This review is about ArabianDate, a dating site that claims to connect people with Arab women. However, my experience with this site was far from positive. I came across a review by Gregory V. that seemed too good to be true, and upon further investigation, I found out that he was an employee of anastasiadate, the parent company of ArabianDate. This made me question the authenticity of the positive reviews on this site.

As a late twenties Korean male who has never been in a relationship, I decided to give ArabianDate a try. I was immediately drawn to a girl from Morocco, who was very responsive in our chats. She even promised to obey me like a god, which made me fall for her even more. However, when I tried to arrange a meeting with her in Morocco, she kept making excuses and refused to give me her contact information. This made me suspicious, as I knew that most people in Morocco use emails.

Despite my doubts, I continued to spend money on ArabianDate, which turned out to be the most expensive dating site I have ever used. I spent $798 before realizing that I was being emotionally exploited by virtual girls. The site's anti-scam policy is a scam itself, as it has never been evaluated by third parties.

My advice to anyone considering ArabianDate is to stay away from it. Don't expect to get your money back if you decide to leave the site. Instead, invest in books about dating and work on building your confidence by talking to real girls. Arab women are no different from women around the world, and it's possible to find a wife in Morocco by yourself. You may have to convert to Islam, but it's just a symbolic gesture.

In conclusion, ArabianDate is a site that preys on hopeless romantic males of all ages. Don't fall for their promises of love and companionship, as they are nothing but virtual fantasies. Save your money and invest in yourself instead.

Arabiandate.com is a website that claims to be a dating site for people who are interested in meeting Arabian singles. However, after doing some research, I found out that this website is not what it seems. In fact, it is a big massive structured well organized scammer company that has not only one dating site but also more than twenty-two similar scammer dating websites such as chinalove.com, asiandating.com, filipinocupid.com, and many more.

I have a friend who used to work for this site for a long time, and she told me the truth about it. Her real job was a translator, and this site hires so many translators to talk on the dating site to rob your money. Most of the women on the dating site are fake, and the site pays the women to take pictures as models. Then they use photoshop to edit the face to become a beautiful woman's picture to get attention.

My friend reminded me that if the woman on the dating site is really rich, it's unlikely that she will have time to chat online. They must be so busy and have no time to chat online. There are still some real women there, but it must be so hard to find which woman is real, and the woman must be an old woman. If you see a beautiful woman, it is photoshop. Even if there are a few real women over there, their profile must be managed by the local agencies because, again and again, rich women will not have time to chat online.

The agency will use their profile to talk with the man, and if the agency finds a good man for them, they can talk out of the site. But most men are unfit, so talking there is the only way for the website to take the money from the man. The woman gets paid from the company if she can talk with you more than ten minutes. Maybe she can get more if you send her a virtual gift or send a real gift.

I strongly recommend that you all who read this leave this site before you lose your money and your mental health. There are two ways to know which woman is a real woman. The first way is to ask the woman to have a video call and check if the face is the same as the picture. This is the only easy way. The second way is you must brainstorm to make easy common words as a WeChat ID that will not be blocked by the system like "big cute panda" and ask them to add your WeChat. If they cannot add your WeChat with any reason like "not exist" or "I cannot find you" or "I found but it is not you" or "I added you" but you never get an invitation, it means you must wake up that the woman is not real, and stop talking with her is the best way. You must accept the reality that the woman is not real.

ArabianDate is a website that I would not recommend to anyone. They are a bunch of scammers who are only interested in taking your money. You cannot trust them even for a moment. They do not care about anything else but your money. The women on the website may be real, but they are not available on the site. Trust me, you are talking to completely different people. Your beautiful talk partner may be a man! It is not safe to trust anyone on this website.

I have seen many reviews on the website that give five stars, but they are all fake. These reviews are written by ArabianDate employees to deceive people. Do not believe them. They are absolutely ridiculous. You cannot trust anything on this website. They are only interested in taking your money and nothing else.

If you are looking for a genuine dating website, then ArabianDate is not the right place for you. They are only interested in scamming people. Do not waste your time and money on this website. You will only regret it. There are many other dating websites that are genuine and trustworthy. You should try them instead.

ArabianDate is a great dating site that I stumbled upon recently. I was so tired of all the other sites that were just ripping me off, like Anastasia date, Eurodate, Christian date!, amolatina, Asian date, dating.com, and so many more. It turns out that all of these sites are run by the Russian mafia, based in Moscow, and they just want to steal millions of dollars from unsuspecting people like me. It's really sad that they can get away with this kind of thing, but I'm glad I found ArabianDate.

The best thing about ArabianDate is that it's completely legit. I don't have to worry about getting scammed or ripped off like I did with those other sites. And the people on ArabianDate are really nice too. I've met some great people on here and I'm really happy that I joined.

One thing that I really appreciate about ArabianDate is that they don't use fake reviews like those other sites do. I've seen so many fake reviews on those other sites that it's hard to know what to believe. But with ArabianDate, I know that the reviews are real and honest.

Overall, I would definitely recommend ArabianDate to anyone who is looking for a great dating site. It's a safe and fun place to meet new people, and you don't have to worry about getting scammed or ripped off. So if you're tired of all those other sites that are just trying to take your money, give ArabianDate a try. You won't be disappointed!

I'm not sure about ArabianDate. I mean, I thought the women on there were looking for a soulmate, but then they asked for my photo. I thought maybe they wanted to get closer to me, but when I did a reverse search, I found out that the photos were fake. I was so disappointed. But then I logged back in and saw that they changed the profile picture to make it look like I was chatting with a real woman. It just doesn't make any sense to me. How could a woman with a husband and children be looking for a relationship on a dating site? I don't know what to think anymore.

I've been using ArabianDate for a while now and I have to say, it's been a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, I've had some great conversations with some lovely ladies. On the other hand, there are some things about the site that are a bit frustrating.

For one thing, there's the issue of Anastasia.com. They claim they're not associated with that site, but every time I log on to ArabianDate, I get chat messages from Anastasia.com. It's a bit confusing and it makes me wonder if they're really separate sites or not.

Another thing that's a bit frustrating is the fact that the ladies on the site aren't allowed to send or receive personal contact information. I've had some great conversations with some of them, but when it comes down to it, there's no way to actually communicate with them outside of the site. They still want to email and chat with me, but what's the point if we can't exchange personal information?

Despite these issues, I still think ArabianDate is worth checking out. There are some great ladies on the site and I've had some really interesting conversations with them. Just be aware of the limitations and don't expect to be able to take things off the site right away.

I recently tried out ArabianDate.com and I have to say, I was not impressed. The website claims to connect you with beautiful women from the Middle East, but my experience was far from that.

I tried to contact my match through email and WhatsApp, but I quickly realized that something was off. The responses I received seemed canned and robotic, as if they were coming from someone at the company rather than the girl herself.

When I asked my match to contact me via email, I received a short and unhelpful response: "I with you." When I pressed for more information, I was told that she couldn't send me an email. When I suggested we communicate through WhatsApp instead, I was told that she only uses the website.

As someone who has used online dating sites before, I know that this is not how genuine matches behave. A real person would have responded to my request for email communication, or at least given me a reason why they couldn't. But the responses I received from ArabianDate.com were clearly fake.

If you're thinking about trying out ArabianDate.com, I would advise against it. The website seems to be full of fake profiles and canned responses, and you're unlikely to find a genuine match. Save your time and money and look elsewhere for love.

Yo, listen up people! I gotta tell you about this ArabianDate site. It's a total scam, man. Don't even think about joining it. They'll rip you off for hundreds of dollars, I kid you not. It's all fake, fake profiles, fake site, fake everything. It's basically a porn site, if you know what I mean.

So, get this, I canceled my account after only two days of joining and those mfs still charged me hundreds of dollars. Can you believe that? And when I demanded a refund, some chick told me it was my card charging me, not them. What a load of crap, right? And don't even get me started on the fake profiles of models who can't even meet you. It's all a bunch of lies, man.

We gotta do something about this fraudulent site, people. They're nothing but crooks. Let's shut them down for good. I wish I could give them a big fat zero, but unfortunately, I can't. So, take my advice and stay far away from ArabianDate. It's not worth the hassle or the money.

My experience with ArabianDate (arabiandate.com) was absolutely terrible. They charged me without my permission not once, but twice in the month of April. When I asked for a refund, they told me that the credit had already been used. How was I supposed to know that they charged me without my permission? If I had known, I would have never even accessed their website.

After I requested a refund, they offered me a one-time refund, but then they cancelled that offer. It was a horrible experience dealing with ArabianDate. Their service is poor and they have glitches. It's also very expensive and doesn't deserve the service they provide. The payments were taken from my account without my permission or knowledge. I had no idea that they had been charging me. I felt like I was scammed, played, and robbed.

Overall, I would not recommend ArabianDate to anyone. Their service is terrible and they charge you without your permission. It's a complete waste of money and time.

I've been using ArabianDate for a few days now and I'm not too impressed. In fact, I'm thinking about closing my profile altogether. One thing that really bothers me is that they charge you for reading messages. I've never seen this kind of practice on any other dating site before. It seems a bit unfair to me.

Another issue I have with ArabianDate is that there are a lot of men on the site who claim to live in the US, but when you try to communicate with them, they can barely speak English. I mean, if you're a doctor in Boston, you should at least have a PhD level of English proficiency. It makes me wonder if some of these profiles are fake.

I've decided that I'm not going to waste any more money on this site. It seems like some of these men are using Google Translate to communicate, which takes forever. It's just not worth it to me. I think I'll be closing my account soon.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to share my experience with ArabianDate. I have to say, it wasn't a good one. I'm not sure about Anastasia or that other site, but I can definitely say that ArabianDate is a scam.

The women on the site do exist, but that's about it. You'll just end up wasting your money, my friend. I was a member and it felt like I was talking to the same woman over and over again.

Don't be foolish and fall for their tricks. They'll make you trust them and say all the right things, but it's all a lie. They'll send you the same letter and keep you on the site, never wanting to talk in private or exchange contact information.

If you do send them your contact information, you'll never receive a letter from them. They just want to keep you on the site so you'll keep paying. The women on the site will keep you hopeful, promising to meet you one day and be with you, but it's all a big lie.

I learned my lesson and my advice to you is to not even try it. Save your money and find someone in real life. Don't fall for these online scams.

I decided to give ArabianDate a try and subscribed for a month at a price of $19.99. However, I didn't see any clear agreement about auto-renewal like other sites usually have. To my surprise, a month later, I found out that my visa was charged $49.99! That's almost triple the original amount, which is not something I expected. I was disappointed and frustrated with this unexpected charge.

I reached out to the support team to inquire about the charge, and they promised to check with the financial department, cancel my subscription, and reply back. However, I didn't receive any response until I found out that the charge was actually processed by their site. This was not a good experience, and I felt like I was being taken advantage of.

Another issue I had with ArabianDate is that it seems like a fake website. I received messages from women asking me to buy them gifts before even talking to them. This is a common tactic used by adult websites, and it's not something I expected from a dating site. It's not the place to go if you're looking for a genuine relationship.

My advice to anyone considering ArabianDate is to be cautious. If you're looking for a real relationship, this is not the site for you. It seems like they're only interested in taking your money, and the site is full of fake profiles. Don't waste your time and money on this site.