GoldenBride
reviews and complaints

I have been active with internet dating with woman from slavic countries for a while.

And not for the better

Is the sad reality.

What i can say since i could tell about this and this profile i was attracted towards by the blindness from my side of these beautiful woman is that it breaks a mans weak boundaries even futher if he keep up dis respecting himself and not act on his gut feeling something is wrong?. This is not constructive for any part eighter the woman and the man. This is where womans dark manipulative behavior come into full play.

And the owner of Goldenbride have a party earning money like crasy from desperate me who think they need to all this [censored] for receiving Love.

DO WAIST YOU TIME because there is no consequence for their negative patterns of behavior. Manipulate THEY WILL DO

All of them.

Find you woman who is on you path

who see you good qualities and compliment you in Real life.

I will not give Goldenbride a single star.

40 US DOLLARS for each 25-30 minuts of chat and with a courrupt person who is not even the one you aee on the webcam.

Leave them alone. Let them learn to Level up to treat men better. the one star i give i more like a disqualifications - A 00

You can use a Russian search engine, yandex.com, to do a reverse image search on the photos in the profiles on this site. What you'll find is that yes, these women are real, but they are not actively participating on this site. For instance, I found one woman named Olga through this method on both instagram and facebook. The photos on her profile were clearly taken from her social media profiles. On the site it indicates she lives in Los Angeles, but from her profiles it's clear she lives in Moscow. They also spread her profile over a number of other dating sites, that not only list different locations for her but different professions as well. I did this because I was allegedly communicating with her through letters (which costs money), but as soon as I requested a video call and suggested we set up a face-to-face after she cleverly began finding ways to string me along without getting on the video call. Naturally I got suspicious and began doing my research. I researched 3 other profiles and found similar inconsistencies. My conclusion was while these women are real, you're not talking to them but an employee of the site. I could not determine how complicit the women are in this deception.

I registered at this site in 2021. I got lots of letters from various women. I was too trusting and paid a heavy price. Women write, but most letters are more like chats (one or two lines). They write boring statements. I was able to focus on one woman that claimed she was a Brazilian living in Los Angeles. She wrote numerous letters daily and I was stupid enough to reply to them. The strangest thing was that she would never commit to anything like going on a date in LA though we lived 45 miles away, but chose to ask simple questions. I then decided that she was not genuine. To my shock I realized that owners of this site let women sign contracts that forbid them from leaving the site. Thus, even if you were to fall in love with a woman at this site, the moment you suggest getting off the site to communicate in a more private setting, she would refuse. The site pushes women to write as many letters as possible to men, and push those men to stay as long as possible at the site. This way, the women make money by taking a percentage (40 %or more) from the owners of what a man spends. Thus, the women are being used to scam men of money. Some women have private videos for which they charge 10 coins per video. My suggestion is this: If you communicate with a woman ask if she would leave the site after you get to know each other. If she refuses, stay away from her; she wants you to stay longer so that she would make as much money as she can and in the end, she will break your heart. This is not a dating site, but a scamming site. These foreign owned dating sites have no respect for privacy. Letters you write are read by bots and if they find apps like Telegram, skype, WhatsApp or phone numbers, they delete these as the owners do not want the women to leave the site. Your odds of getting married to a woman at this site range from zero to 0.10. Women like to be there because they are making a lot of money. The site owners in Estonia make billions of dollars and they could care less about the suffering and abuse men receive at their site. Please stay away. Ask the first woman that writes if she would leave the site if the two of you develop some friendship, say within a month. If she says no, stop reading her letters, and know that what I have written is a personal testament based on two years of experience.

GoldenBride.net is an online dating site that I recently tried out. I was chatting to one girl for a while and we seemed to be hitting it off quite well. So, I decided to take things to the next level and send her some flowers and a postcard with my phone number on it. We started chatting over WhatsApp, which was great.

However, things took a turn for the worse when she told me that she was too poor to afford a passport and therefore couldn't come and meet me. I was a bit skeptical about sending money to someone I didn't know, so we stopped communicating.

But then, out of the blue, I received an invitation from the site to chat with her again. I messaged her on WhatsApp asking why she was still on the site and she explained that it was just an automatic message that gets sent to everyone who is online.

I was pretty disappointed by this and felt like the whole thing had been a bit of a waste of time. I think it's pretty shady that the site generates messages like this, without making it clear to the user. I'd advise anyone to stay clear of this site to avoid being caught up in similar situations.

There are certainly better online dating sites out there that are more transparent about their automatic messages. So, if you're looking for a genuine connection with someone, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

I had a not-so-pleasant experience with GoldenBride. I used the platform to find a partner and purchased credits worth $980. However, the girl I was chatting with took my credits and continued to talk to other men on different websites. When I asked for a refund, they refused to give me back my money but offered me credits in return. This was not what I wanted as the girl had taken my credits under false pretenses.

Despite the smooth operation of the website, I feel mistreated by GoldenBride. It's not right to compare men and women to objects that can be sold off like trinkets. The website's video footage also raised questions as it looked like it was looping.

However, one bright spot was that using GoldenBride helped boost my confidence. Although, it makes me wonder, if they cannot control people's actions, then why not ensure they compensate their users when wronged?

One major issue for me was that the woman I was chatting with kept telling me we were together while still flirting with other men. It's just not right, and it hurt me. I wonder if I can expose her? Perhaps it's against the rules, but I found out that I could add more photos.

Overall, I would not recommend GoldenBride to anyone as my experience was not the best. I hope they consider making changes to ensure that their users are treated well and not mistreated.

This here review ain't no typical sugar-coated one, let me tell ya. If you're thinkin' 'bout tryin' out GoldenBride, ya better listen to me now and listen good. Don't be fooled by the positive reviews ya see floatin' 'round here - they're more than likely fake and just there to cover up all the negative ones. And that chat function they got goin' on? Don't be fooled into thinkin' you're chattin' up real people - they're just auto-generated responses. I've seen plenty of other sites use the same trick and try to lure folks in with raunchy, suggestive marketing.

Now, I ain't no expert on Ukraine and Russian culture, but I know enough to tell ya that they ain't the type to be soliciting sex for conversation. So when you see them chats addressin' ya as "dear (name)" - ya know that's a computer doin' all the talkin'. Don't fall for it!

If ya really serious 'bout lookin' for a soulmate overseas, then ya gotta stick with the reputable sites like Match Guarantee or Dream Connections. They don't allow for those pay-per-letter schemes or chat functions that could be mistaken for real people. Nope, they insist on folks makin' the trip themselves and meetin' potential partners face-to-face. Now that's the way it should be done!

But these other sites, like AnastasiaDate or AsianDate, they're just in it for the money. They got all these sister sites set up in different regions, all plugged in to siphon off a chunk of the multi-billion dollar industry. You can preach all ya want 'bout the dangers of these sites, but most guys just ain't listenin'. They all think, "what if?" Well, ask the fella who got scammed out of thirty grand - that's a reality, not a "what if".

So if ya ask me, I wouldn't waste my time or my money on sites like GoldenBride. But hey, it's your call, if ya wanna take the risk.

This website is a total scam! I was shocked to see how they do things here. They send automated messages from bots even when I didn't fill out my profile information. I started talking to a woman, Ekaterina, who had many pictures and videos, but it was clear that she was just trying to scam me and get as much money as possible. These women are paid by the site so they will keep sending me long messages, and I even found out that they get paid according to how long I stay in the chat room.

It's very common to find false information in women's profiles. I think they are just scammers trying to take advantage of men's feelings. Some even tell horrible stories about accidents or family tragedies to gain sympathy. But the worst experience I had was with a woman named Natalia from Kyiv. She gave me a false name and kept using the website to send me letters even after we had agreed to communicate offsite. I even had my cousin sign up to the website to check her out, and she lied to him too. This made me really angry and I lost my trust in this site.

Looking for a genuine partner on GoldenBride? Forget it! This is not the site you want to waste your time or money on. STAY AWAY and don't let them take advantage of you!

This site is a real doozy, let me tell ya. You know how you come here to find your perfect match, but instead, they push you into video chats with a buncha ladies you're not interested in? Yeah, that's right. And the worst part is that as soon as you click on one of those chats, the clock starts ticking, and you gotta scramble to get outta there before you start being charged. This happened to me 19 times, can you believe it? And when I reached out to Support for help, they didn't give me the time of day. Other sites might give you a list of all the sketchy contacts you had, but not Golden. Nope, they wouldn't do that for me.

And get this - even though I was broke and couldn't afford to video chat with the ladies I was actually interested in, Golden was still taking my money. They'd charge me small amounts, like a buck or two, but it adds up, ya know? And let me tell you about this other scam they got going on. You can pay to send a gift or make a phone call to a lady, and sometimes it costs a whole $40 for a measly 10 minutes. I did this in June with one lady who said she was interested, but after I paid up, she never bothered to write me back. And when I asked Support to help me get her contact info or even give her mine (I mean, I already paid for it, right?), they just told me to call again. What kinda sense does that even make?

I'm telling you, if you're the kind of person who loves throwing away money on unwanted calls and getting zero help from Customer Service, then go ahead, sign up for GoldenBride. But for the rest of us, just stay away.

Golden Bride is a website that you should really think twice about before giving them your well-earned money. I unfortunately had to learn the hard way when I gave them a total of $700.00 and received absolutely nothing in return. My heart was set on finding someone special to start a family with, and Golden Bride seemed like the perfect solution. However, it soon became clear that this site was nothing more than a scam.

Most of the time, I was chatting with an automatic generated system. Rarely did I get the chance to talk to a real woman. When I did, thinking that it might be promising, it turned out that they were just agents. I spent more than I can count on sending gifts to the women along with my contact information. But, it was all for nothing because not a single woman ever contacted me back. It was plain to see that Golden Bride was only interested in taking my money and nothing else. They didn't care about my happiness or finding the special someone I was looking for.

The site is full of fake profile pictures, and the women that are on the site are only there for the money and nothing else. I tried to delete my profile, but there was no option to do it from my end. I requested a few times that the site administration delete my profile, but they only deactivated it instead of deleting it. To this day, I still receive junk advertisements from this dodgy site.

Whatever you do, don't waste your money on Golden Bride. They are nothing but crooks. They prey on the desperation of people who are looking for love and try to line their own pockets in the process. If you are looking for love or want to start a family, please do it through more legitimate channels. The experience of being scammed by Golden Bride is not worth it. Be cautious and stay away from this site, or you'll be just like me - a victim of their deceit.

GoldenBride is a website that you might come across while looking for a dating platform. It is often difficult to gauge which websites are genuine and which are not and unfortunately, GoldenBride falls in the latter category. If you are someone who creates a profile on their website, then brace yourself for the bombardment of emails you will receive from them. They have no sense of discretion and will send you newsletter after newsletter, even if your profile picture portrays a rat.

Now, I want to warn all the men out there about a specific profile on GoldenBride that goes by the name Ekaterina 832327. She has proven to be quite a handful, promising everything yet delivering nothing. She promises to even fly out and meet with you on a date but will leave you stranded in the airport with a bunch of red roses and no explanation. Eventually, she will give you all sorts of lies and excuses. To top it off, she doesn’t even want to meet you outside the website because she is more interested in sending flirty letters back and forth for which you would have to pay. She told me this herself when we chatted on email before I was blocked from doing so on my profile. When I spoke to the organization about removing her profile, they did nothing about it. The response that I got from them was deeply disappointing, and it seems like they are more interested in providing a platform to scammers than doing right by their genuine members.

Men, this is a warning. Do not become victims of scammers like Ekaterina 832327 who will use the website to strip you financially. It is an unfair and unscrupulous move that you do not need to succumb to. You deserve better than being taken advantage of by people who only seek to undress you financially. Stay safe out there!

I recently stumbled upon Goldenbride.net, a PPL site that boasts a modern and sleek design. Intrigued by the gorgeous photography of the ladies on the site, I decided to sign up. However, my excitement quickly turned into disappointment when my inbox was flooded with emails from women promising me love and happiness.

What really caught my attention was the appearance of a familiar face in my inbox - none other than Natalee007 from Instagram. With millions of followers and dozens of photoshoots all over the world, I couldn't believe that she would be on a PPL site claiming to be single and looking for love. Upon further investigation, it became apparent that Goldenbride was clearly trying to profit off of the communication of unsuspecting guys who fall for these scams.

I reported the scammer profile to Goldenbride support, but their response was lackluster. It wasn't until two weeks later that the profile was finally removed. While I give them credit for taking action, it's still concerning that they allow these scammers to infiltrate their site in the first place. The fact that they didn't even bother to verify the identity of these women before posting them as "Russian brides" and "single ladies" is extremely concerning.

Despite the removal of Natalee007's profile, I still see other known scammers, like Ekaterina Enokaeva, on the site. It's evident that Goldenbride needs to take more proactive steps to ensure that their users are protected from scams.

On a positive note, while browsing the site, I discovered a Ukrainian lady who appears to be genuine and sincere based on her engaging letters and offer for a video chat to confirm her authenticity. Unfortunately, Goldenbride claims she is Russian and has provided conflicting information about her profession. This inconsistency only adds to their lack of credibility.

In short, I would caution anyone from using Goldenbride. While they may have removed some of the fake profiles, it's clear that they still have a long way to go to ensure the safety and satisfaction of their users.

The fact is that all the sites which bill you per minute, per letter,... are fake. There is no doubt about it. I personally know (was in Odesa, Livov, Kiyev,...) women, who actually live much better from this business than from some other, legitimate work. This is an industry, which turns billions anually. The money you pay goes partly to the agency and partly to the women. There are also "pimps" who look for the women and invite them into the business. So, you never know with whom you talk. Most probably is not the lady you see on the profile photo, most probably is not even a woman.
I didnt know that UA has so many (and so young!) managers, medical doctors (and she sends you nude photos!),... If you look at her photos in her profile and compare them to her FB photos, you need a lot of time to convience yourself that you are looking at the same women. The photos on dating sites are on a high professional level (both, from photografic point of view and from "postproduction" point of view). Who and with what pays for such services? Why would 25 years old beauty, who is manager (and could be a model) with nice clothes, make up,... marry 60 years old man? Why would she say to him that she is madly in love with him and would do anything to/for him, but she havent seen his photo yet, havent even talked to him yet,...?
Honestly... This things go on for such long time that each man, who spends money for such services and expects something real, is (at least) a bit limited.
There are sites where you pay monthly subscription (30 - 50 $) and you can chat how much you want (and how much opportunity you have). There you wont receive any message, if you wont contact her first. If you are 60, you would be a winner if you woud catch 45 years lady there. And the ladies there are not models (everyday women form the street - like the women you see on the streets of Ukraine).
There are people who help you to find decent women. Yes, you need to pay for it, but you are informed in the beginning - how much does it cost (and it costs much less than discussed online services) and exactly what you will receive for that money.
By the way. Have anyone checked how many women from such sites have married foreigners and left to his country? Try with reliable sources and you will be shocked.
A woman will not leave, as long as she could make money at home. The best girls can make up to [protected] (even more, as some of them are on many different sites) $ per month. Why would she go to USA and work there 10 hrs per day in a grocery shop for half of this money, instead of enjoying life with her loved ones, doing nothing but taking care of being beautiful? Yes, some of them will leave (but only those who were not careful enough with their money). Of course not at age of 25, but at the age of 45. Also "pimps" will never let them go. Women are their goldmines. The same goes for the agency.

This was a tough experience I had with GoldenBride. It seems like they just want my money and don't care about me as a customer. I tried to use their chat function and Olga, one of their representatives, just ignored everything I said and asked. It was frustrating that no matter how many times I asked the same question, she would just respond with something completely irrelevant.

I even tried to reach out through email and received the same lack of response. It's disappointing that they don't seem to care about their clients and don't take the time to actually read what we are asking for. It makes me feel like just another person giving them my hard-earned money without any appreciation.

To make matters worse, Olga told me that she is always online from 11pm to 3am because she wants to talk with her friends who are married to women. I don't see how that is relevant to my request and it makes me feel like my time and problems don't matter to them.

Aside from my issues with GoldenBride's customer service, Olga did ask me about walnuts and if I liked them. While this seemed like a friendly gesture, it was not appropriate in the context of our conversation. It felt like a waste of my time and money to receive useless responses and talk about irrelevant topics.

I hope GoldenBride improves their customer service and takes the time to actually address their customers' concerns. Until then, I would not recommend their services to anyone who wants a real and meaningful relationship.

Listen up, fellas! I gotta tell you about this site called GoldenBride. Now, I ain't no expert or nothin', but I can tell you this much - it's one of them Pay Per Letter sites. You know what that means, right? It means you're payin' for every letter you send and receive! And let me tell you, it adds up real quick.

Now, I ain't sayin' all them ladies on the site are fake or nothin', but I gotta put it out there - there's a good chance you ain't talkin' to the lady in the photo. It could be some translator dude writin' back to you, pretendin' to be her. And the real lady in the photo? She might not even know you exist!

Don't just take my word for it, though. Go check out them YouTube videos by Match Guaranty. They know what's up when it comes to these Pay Per Letter sites.

I ain't sayin' you can't use GoldenBride if you want to, but just be careful. And be prepared to shell out some serious cash if you wanna keep up that communication.
So, yeah, that's all I gotta say about that. Do what you want with the info I gave ya.

This GoldenBride dating site, let me tell you. It ain't all it seems to be. I'm talking majorly fake, you know what I mean? They got these women on there, and it don't matter how much money you spend, they never seem to wanna come off the site. I'm pouring my heart out in letters and chats, and all I get is excuses about why they can't talk outside of GoldenBride. It's like they're trained to milk you for all the cash you got, you know? And to top it all off, I find out that some of these women got different profiles on other dating sites with different jobs and whatnot. I bring this up to GoldenBride, and they say they check all the women with some "agency." Yeah, right. And the reviews on this site are totally different from my experience. Something fishy's going on here, man. Oh, and one more thing, this site is using a Gmail address. How unprofessional can you get? So take it from me, don't fall for the GoldenBride trap. Learn from my mistakes, and stay far, far away.

Listen up, folks! If you're thinking about giving GoldenBride a try, you might want to think twice before handing over your hard-earned cash. Here's the deal - you'll be paying close to a buck for every credit you purchase. What does that mean? Well, it means that you'll need 10 credits just to open a letter, and another 10 credits to send a reply. And if you want to chat with someone, it'll cost you a credit per minute. If you're into video chatting, that's going to set you back 2 credits per minute. And if you're hoping for a phone call, be prepared to talk for at least 10 minutes - each call will set you back a cool $40.

But that's not all...if you're looking to impress someone, you can shell out an additional 30 credits to send 3 roses their way. Sounds great, right? Except for the fact that the women on the site won't give you their personal email, and they won't take yours either. They just want to chat with you on the site, so you'll have to keep spending those credits if you want to keep talking to them.

Now, I don't mean to be harsh, but if you're still considering signing up for GoldenBride after reading all this, you might want to consider some alternate forms of self-punishment - like having your best friend give you a swift kick in the 'nads, twice if the first one doesn't do the trick.

Look, these are the facts. The prices are on the high side, and the restrictions on communication are a bit frustrating. But hey, if you've got money to burn and you're cool with chatting inside the site, maybe GoldenBride is worth a shot. Just don't say I didn't warn you.

This website is not trustworthy, and allow me to explain why. Firstly, they have many girls online continuously, as if they are being paid to deceive people. I have come across a particular girl who claims she is unable to pick up a gift because she resides in a remote village that is incapable of receiving it. She further went on to say that her grandmother has died and that she is unable to get good internet or connection. However, I have noticed this girl online every day on the website despite her claims.

I am left to wonder, why is she lying to me? What is she doing that is causing her to have to lie about her situation? She has already told me that she does not receive internet, yet I am seeing her online regularly. This kind of behavior is not acceptable, and it is ruining the reputation of the website.

I implore the website to take action against such individuals who are misrepresenting their website, as they are causing harm to those who are genuinely looking for love. It is disappointing that such scams exist, and I advise everyone to be cautious when dealing with websites like GoldenBride.

because of her. It was obvious that she referred to this Victoriya, and i have no doubt that she made up this story to persuade me to stay on the GoldenBride site. Don't give your hard-earned money to these scammers who only care about your wallet. You can find a much better and honest dating website out there.