J4L
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Seriously, why would anyone waste their hard-earned money on J4L or any other paid dating site?! I mean, let's face it - 95% of the women on there are just trying to scam us for our money. They're probably getting paid by the site or their agents to keep us chatting and writing letters. I could be wrong about that, but honestly, I'm 95% sure.

If you need concrete examples, just look at girls like Liliya (J4L ID 456530) from Dnepropetrovsk. She's all over the internet, but I've written hundreds of letters to her and she still hasn't sent me any new pictures or contact details. Her pictures are all at least 4 years old - I even saw one of them on the internet years ago! Then there's Daria (J4L ID 521097), a supposed accountant from Kiev who's divorced with a son. But on another site, she's a plastic surgeon with no children who lives in Dnepropetrovsk... What a coincidence, right?!

I'm telling you, it's just not worth the money or the time. You're much better off finding a girl in your own town or country. It seems like 95% of Ukrainian girls are professional liars and scammers, and who needs that kind of headache anyway?

J4L is definitely not the real deal, I'm telling you. The letters you get will make you feel special, but they're as phony as a three-dollar bill. I tried deleting all my photos and changing my age to 78, and my weight and height to 300 pounds and 5'6" respectively. And guess what? I still got letters. No way are real women on this site.

The site administrators must be bots because they only want your money. I wouldn't be surprised if all the women on the site were fake too. I mean, who would write letters to a person on a dating site without photos and practically zero information in their profile?

Moreover, I decided to do a video chat with a lady from the site, and she didn't look like her photos at all. She just kept on looking at the screen with a fake smile now and then, and only looked down at the keyboard twice during that 40-minute session. It was like having a conversation with a robot. The conclusion? The site exists solely to rob guys of their hard-earned money.

So there you have it. Don't waste your time or money on J4L. I was suckered in for a bit, but not for long. They only got me for a few bucks, but don't be a fool like me. Stay away from J4L and try something more genuine instead. You have been warned!

This here's a review for J4L, and let me tell ya, it's hands down one of the best dating websites I've ever tried. So, I was kind of just browsing around online and stumbled upon this site. I thought to myself, why not give it a whirl? I bought some credits to be able to chat, and updated my profile with a snazzy picture of myself. And let me tell ya, within just a few minutes of updating my profile, I started chatting with some of the most gorgeous women I've ever seen in my life.

So, I figured I'd just go for it and chat up one of these lovely ladies. She was really friendly at first and as we continued to chat, we had more and more in common. I found myself thinking "This is it, I've found the one!" We had such a great time talking to each other and it was clear we both were looking for something real.

Now, let me tell ya, there are a lot of beautiful girls on this website. And they're actually authentic too! I tried chatting with a few different girls and they were all super friendly and seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me. Compared to other websites where I was pretty sure I was being scammed, J4L is the real deal when it comes to authentic online dating!

There's so much to do on this website, I highly recommend it to anyone looking to find that special someone. If you're a new user, here's what you gotta do: upload a picture of yourself, update your profile, and start chatting with the gorgeous women on the site.

I wanna give a big shoutout to the creators of this site for helping me find my stunning girlfriend within an hour of signing up! Thank you for the confidence boost and for helping me find someone I truly care about. Overall, I would rate J4L a 10 out of 10 and suggest anyone looking for love give this site a try!

This website is downright disgusting! I mean, seriously, how can anyone say good things about a site that's so deceitful and fraudulent? It's just plain baffling!

Let me tell you, folks, there's just no way that receiving a total of 2000 messages within two days is possible without the assistance of bots. Yup, you heard me right - BOTS! I, for one, experienced this firsthand, and I know that I'm not alone.

So, if you're feeling adventurous, just go ahead and sign up for free, pick out some favorites and see what happens over a span of a few days. I can guarantee that you'll be bombarded with robo emails from profiles that are clearly fake. The letters are so generic and nonsensical that they hardly make any sense at all!

And don't even bother trying to establish a connection, because the women in these pictures have absolutely no idea who you are! Even if you're silly enough to buy credits and send a message to a profile that's associated with their images, you're still just talking to a bot! In other words, 100% of the time, you're simply communicating with a robot that has a girl's picture attached to it.

You could just as easily put up a photo of your favorite model as your desktop's screensaver and talk to it instead!

But wait, there's more! Here's a fun little experiment for you to try out: create a profile and upload a picture of the most hideous old man you can find, then write under your "about me" section that you're infected with every known STD that a man can contract, and that you're a deadbeat, rapist, and an axe murderer. Guess what? You'll still receive a ton of robo love messages from hundreds to thousands of fake profiles.

Oh, and J4L, save your apologies for someone who cares, okay? They're just a bunch of BS! People are going to take action to get you shut down soon enough, so you better watch your back!

So you're looking for some international dating action, huh? Well, let me tell you about J4L (j4l.com). It's one of those video chatting sites where the girls get paid to talk to you. And let me tell you, if you get lucky, you might even get a sneak peek of something special. Why do they do this, you ask? Money, of course. These girls are making a killing off of desperate guys like you and me.

But here's the thing, my friend. These "girls" might not be what they seem. J4L has an ad on VK looking for "translators," which is pretty telling if you ask me. And if you don't know Russian, don't worry, just use a translation app like the rest of us. But I'll let you in on a little secret - these college girls probably aren't into older guys like us (I'm assuming you're an older guy like me).

I know a few people who work at these kinds of sites, and they all say the same thing. After working for a site like J4L, they wouldn't touch a foreign man with a ten-foot pole. The women aren't necessarily fake, but they are definitely trained to play a certain role. And despite what you might think, they're not all fat guys in their mom's basement pretending to be a hot college student.

Most of the women working for J4L are actually college students themselves. And despite the fact that they're easy to find on social media, they're taught how to cover up any relationships they might have. You know, just in case their "date" starts looking for them online and happens to stumble upon their actual social media profiles.

And if you do happen to get a girl's contact info, don't expect to talk to her outside of the site. She'll most likely drag you back to J4L, claiming that she doesn't have internet at home or that her computer is on loan from the agency. It's all a sham, my friend.

But don't take my word for it. I've made a few friends from these ladies (mostly from networking on VK), and they've told me some pretty disgusting, funny, and downright scary stories. And despite the fact that they make enough money from J4L to buy a computer in no time, they're all paid at least a commission from the company.

So if you're still interested in trying out J4L, go ahead. But don't say I didn't warn you.

J4L.com is an online dating site that seems to be focused on one thing only - ripping you off and doing it legally. Like many other sites out there, they make it pretty clear in their "term of use" that they do not verify the women on their site and that they use a third-party "Service" company to provide pictures and information about the women. And guess what? They are also allowed to write you as well! It seems like the women on this site are just pawns in a money-making scheme.

I decided to test them out myself and see if there was any truth to the rumors. I used the same pictures on J4L that I used on another site that was serviced by the same supplier. The only difference is that I used a different first name. I had been on the other site for about 6 weeks, leaving my computer on 24/7 while logged in. During that time, I received thousands of letters from women - which obviously proves that it was a scam site. So, I logged on to J4L and another site at the same time to look for the same women. Sure enough, the same women were on both sites and they were even writing me the exact same letters! These were clearly pre-written letters with just the "insert name" section changed. Although they do sometimes make mistakes and forget to add your name in the correct place.

In my opinion, any site that sends you numerous letters from women who are more than half your age is a scam site. If you are not the type of person who typically receives attention from models and gorgeous women, and yet receive these letters on a daily basis, then it's pretty obvious they are trying to scam you.

People who say that this site is okay, good, or great are either in cahoots with them or they are simply so easily fooled. Take it from me, I know what I'm talking about. There are a few free Russian dating sites out there and also some sites that charge for their services. If you join these sites, you will quickly see that hardly anyone writes you and if they do, they are typically not super attractive.

Do yourself a favor and do not send any money to this site. If you do so after reading this review, then I guess you deserve to be scammed.

So, I stumbled upon this dating site called J4L, and I gotta say, something's fishy here. As I was scrolling through the reviews, I started to notice a pattern. All of the 4 and 5 star reviews seemed to be just spouting off the same generic praises for the site, and the oddly specific negative reviews were all bashing one of J4L's competitors, usually Plenty of Fish (POF).

It was especially strange to see that a decent number of these reviews had only ever written two reviews, one for J4L and one for the competitor they were bashing. And when I read those negative reviews, they all seemed to be making the same points, just in slightly different words. It's like whoever wrote them was following a script. They all complained about the low quality of women on the competitor's site and suggested that men should just switch over to J4L, where the women are better looking and more respectful. And to add insult to injury, some of these fake reviewers would even include referral links to J4L so that they could cash in if someone actually signed up through their fake review.

Now, I'm not saying that J4L is a terrible site or anything. Maybe it really is great and the women are all amazing. But the fact that they feel the need to use such scummy tactics to boost their ratings really doesn't sit well with me. It's like they're sabotaging their competition rather than actually trying to provide a better service.

And it's not just the fake reviews. I did a little more digging and found out that J4L actually creates their own fake review sites as well. These sites always rank J4L as #1 or within the top 5 of all the dating sites out there, along with a bunch of other sites that are all run by the same people. And of course, they always reassure you that these review sites are totally legit. But if you look closely, you'll notice that they always have a really recent date on the title, like "Updated January 2020" or whatever. This is just a tactic to make it seem like the site is actively being maintained and updated, when really it's just a trick to get people to trust the reviews on these fake sites.

So, if you're considering using J4L or any other dating site, I highly recommend doing your research first. Don't just take my word for it, go read some more reviews and see what other people are saying. But keep in mind that a lot of the reviews out there might be fake, so take everything with a grain of salt. And if you do happen to come across some shady behavior like this, don't be afraid to speak up and let others know. It might sound like a small thing, but little by little we can help make the internet a more honest and trustworthy place.

I moved to Kyiv to be with my Ukrainian girlfriend who I met on another site but unfortunately we broke up as soon as I arrived. Being an American and still a newbie in this place, I figured out that I might as well try out dating sites to meet someone new. And one of the sites I stumbled upon was j4l.com. I signed up and started communicating with women within the Kyiv area.

At first, I was excited as some of the women who I talked to were showing a keen interest in me. But as time passed by, I noticed that despite their initial enthusiasm, they would always come up with random excuses not to meet me. Some would say that they or their family members were sick, others wanted to take things slow, and some were just not that responsive. It was puzzling and frustrating, to say the least.

And then I received some weird letters, some of them demanding immediate responses, while others expressed their undying love for me. It felt like they were written by different people, and some of them even sounded passive-aggressive. I wondered if the letters were from the women themselves or if it was written by their marriage agencies. Either way, it was strange.

I almost had a chance to go out on a date with a woman whose profile said that she was a doctor, but then she suddenly got sick. Out of curiosity, I did a reverse image search on her, only to find out that her profile was also on another site, stating that she was a lawyer. When I asked her about it, she replied with a question, "Did you consider that I might have two degrees?" It was weird and suspicious. I felt like I was scammed.

Out of curiosity, I also did an image search on another woman and found her profile on six different sites. Later on, I learned that the job of many women in this industry is to make you spend money on these sites. They trick their male users just to earn their commission.

But then, the most significant question begs - why spend time and energy on a site where I can't even get a woman to commit to a meeting after a month? And why choose j4l.com when there are other sites that can give me dates within days, or even hours? I have talked to some ladies on Tinder for 5 minutes and got dates immediately. Last week, I signed up on another site that I have used in the US and found three women who wanted to meet on Valentines day. I met with one of them and had an amazing time. We connected well, smart and gorgeous! I already have a date with another woman tomorrow from the same site and I am hopeful.

In conclusion, I am not satisfied with my experience on J4L.com. The women are demanding, petulant, and act passive-aggressive. They don't answer direct questions and are only interested in draining your wallet value. I asked to delete my account and told some of the women why. I hope they delete it right away. For anyone out there who is looking for a legit site to find a date, I suggest that you look somewhere else.

Listen up folks, I gotta tell it like it is. If you've been thinking about checking out J4L, I highly recommend you put on your thinking caps first. These ladies they got on the website? They ain't all real, if you catch my drift. I mean, who in their right mind would leave Ukraine for some other country? That place is beautiful!

I've been on J4L for almost a whole year, and let me tell you, it didn't take me long to figure out that this site is a bunch of bunk. But I didn't just leave it at that. I did some investigating, and I've got the proof to show it.

First off, all those "live chat" conversations? They're all prerecorded. Every. Last. One. Just watch 'em for a few minutes, you'll see 'em repeat themselves over and over.

And if that wasn't bad enough, I asked almost 140 of these so-called ladies to take a picture with a piece of paper that had the date on it and send it to me within 15 minutes. Guess how many of 'em pulled it off? Two. TWO. The others? All kinds of excuses, from "my phone's camera is broken" to "why don't you trust me?" Bull#$%!

And don't get me started on how they supposedly answer your letters when they're offline. I sent letters while those girls were offline, and every time, within seven minutes, I had a reply. How does that even work?

And why aren't there any dates on their profile pictures? I'm pretty sure some of those photos are three years old or more. Makes you wonder what they really look like now, doesn't it?

And you know what else? None of these girls ever asked about me or my life or anything. Why? Because they're not real, that's why. All those letters they send? They're all the same, just generic stuff that would work for anybody. Same thing with the "personal details" some of 'em supposedly gave me. Not a single one of those numbers worked, and not a single one of those girls was on WhatsApp or Viber. Come on now, what kind of young lady isn't using those apps?

And speaking of those personal details, five of those girls supposedly fell down the stairs and broke their phones, so that's why we couldn't talk anymore. You believe that? 'Cause I sure don't.

And here's the kicker: Not one of those girls who claimed they were in love with me left the site after we exchanged contact information. What does that tell you? It tells me they were just getting paid to chat with me.

And have you ever stopped to think about how much money these girls are making for these marriage agencies? It ain't right, folks. These girls are probably sitting in front of their computers or phones for 18 hours a day, waiting for some sucker to write to them. And they ain't getting compensated for it, I'm sure of that.

But wait, there's more! After 15 letters, you're supposedly allowed to ask for their details. But do they ever tell you where they work? No! Most of 'em are just "designers" or "fitness instructors" or "self-employed." Yeah, right.

And get this, I've asked the J4L admin for the names of people who have actually met and married on the site. Eight letters later, and I still haven't gotten a reply. And you know why? It's because only 67% of all meetings on dating sites actually result in marriages.

And one more thing: Most of these girls can't speak a lick of English. You gonna bring a translator on all your dates? Think about it.

So yeah, I could go on and on about this, but I think you get the idea. Bottom line: stay away from J4L. Save your money, save your time, save your sanity.

8/11/2023-they have payment options methods credit cards, ipay, discover etc. They have default payment option ipay, which I do not usa, when trying to pay thru credit card icon by clicking, it does not allow. I wish only to pay by credit card as previously done, so I wish the ipay br removed as the the first thing I view, and switch to credit cards, and if pay remains make sure I ccsn click on the icon that says credit card, so I can transfer to thwt payment option lwhich I can not now

I gotta say, my experience with J4L has been pretty solid. When it comes to finding a site with a decent pool of women, they seem to be doing it right. I would say about 90 to 95 percent of the women on there are really top notch. I know that might sound a little bit crass, but it's true. Of course, there are always a few that you might have some question marks about, but hey, that's just par for the course, right?

I've been burned before on other dating sites, let me tell you. So I'm definitely one of those "once bitten, twice shy" types. But with J4L, I'm feeling pretty confident that I'll be able to avoid the pitfalls that have tripped me up in the past. My strategy is pretty simple: I only chat with women who I can see in the live video chat. That way, I know I'm dealing with someone who is legit and not some scammer who's trying to take me for a ride.

Overall, I'm really happy with J4L. They've got a good thing going on, and if you're looking for a site where you can meet some quality women, I would definitely give them a try. Just be smart, stay cautious, and take advantage of that live video chat feature. Trust me, it'll save you a lot of headaches in the long run.

I gotta tell you, folks, J4L is a total scam. I've been talking to this chick Lina Rudenko for two years now, and let me tell you, she's nothing but trouble. When I finally came all the way to UKRAINE to meet her, she totally ghosted me. But that's not even the worst of it- she's been sending me all these messages on J4L even AFTER I got here. What's up with that?

I'll tell you what's up with it. J4L is just trying to suck you dry. They don't care about finding you real matches, they just want to keep you on the site for as long as humanly possible. And let me tell you, those translators? Total BS. They charge you an arm and a leg just to communicate with girls who might not even be real. It's all a big fat lie.

Oh, and don't even get me started on datingtomarriage. That site is just as bad, if not worse. Both of these sites belong to the same shady people, and they're just trying to take advantage of folks who are feeling lonely and vulnerable. Don't fall for it like I did.

So listen up, people. Stay away from J4L and datingtomarriage. They're a total waste of time and money. If you want to find real love, go out and meet someone in the real world. Don't waste your time on these fake dating sites that are just out to scam you. Jay out.

To start off, I recently stumbled upon a website named J4L (j4l.com) and decided to give it a try. I filled out my profile information, including describing myself as being "5 feet tall, fat, plenty of zits, and bad teeth" and inquiring if anyone could prove me wrong about there being scammers on the site in regards to potential partners.

Well, let me tell you, not only did no one even attempt to prove me wrong, but many people actually loved my profile and claimed to have many things in common with me. It seems a little too good to be true, right? Of course, my profile picture wasn't the most flattering, but even so, I received over 200 letters within just 6 hours of being online, some of which were from what appeared to be models.

It's downright ridiculous to me that this site allowed such a thing to happen. It's clear as day that there are some shady practices going on behind the scenes, and it's quite evident that this site is managed by crooks.

I urge anyone considering using J4L to think twice before joining. You never know what kind of scams or shady dealings may be going on behind the scenes, and you certainly don't want to be taken advantage of. Stay away from J4L - you're better off finding another dating site with more honest and upright practices.

OMG, let me tell you about J4L.com. The women on this site, they are just so..."special", you know what I mean? But hey, they definitely know how to make some cash! Apparently, they get commission for "activity" they create on the site - and by activity, I mean messaging you repeatedly even if you don't respond. I mean, I'm all for a good hustle, but this is next level.

So, moral of the story, do your research before you start chatting with these ladies. Like, take a hot minute and just run a quick Google search on their pictures to see if they're legit. And if you find them on social media, definitely hit them up with some fact-checking questions. You don't want to get played, ya know?

But, let's be real here - not all of the models on the site are just in it for the cash. Some of them are actually real people who just like chatting (okay, maybe they like the extra income too - who doesn't?!). So, if you find someone who seems genuine, go ahead and chat away!

Overall, J4L.com is a bit of a mix. You've got some shady stuff going on with the commission-based messaging, but you've also got some real people just looking to connect. So, just be careful out there, and don't get played by the hustle.

I gotta tell you guys, my experience with J4L was not so good. Sure, the women on there are beautiful, but that's about as far as it goes. Don't get me wrong, I tried talking to some of them, but it always felt off. Like something was amiss, ya know what I mean? It's like they weren't even real people.

I mean, I get it - not everyone has a webcam. But when it's almost every woman you talk to, that's when it starts to seem shady. And then when they do show you a video, it's pre-recorded. Pre-recorded! How am I supposed to know if that's really them or not? It's like they're not even trying to pretend anymore.

There was this one time I asked a woman to walk around her chair, just to see if she was really there or not. And then there was a pause, like she was loading something. And then she walked around the chair, but it looked...off. Like she was doing it in slow motion or something. I don't know, man. It just didn't feel right.

So I reported it to the site, and what happens? The girl disappears! Poof. Gone. And I never even got an explanation or anything. Just disappeared into thin air.

Do yourself a favor and stay away from this site. I'd say 99% of the chats on there are fake. You don't know who you're talking to, and they don't seem to care about making it seem real. It's a total scam if you ask me. Good luck out there, guys.

When I had plenty of credits on J4L (j4l.com), I received heaps of letters from various ladies. So, I was upbeat and decided to try my luck on this dating site. I invested some time and effort in preparing a profile but it was in vain, because no one bothered to read it. I soon realized that the 'read/seen' status on my messages didn't correspond to reality either. In fact, the ladies never encouraged me to contact them outside the site, even when I paid for their 'contact' info. They always gave me some sort of lame excuse, said they don't speak English well enough, and claimed that they felt more comfortable communicating via email or chat.

It's a trap, guys! They just want to con you out of your cash. Even when I tried to chat online, there were additional charges for this feature, which cost me a lot of money. The chat feature is just a money-making scheme for them, and I soon discovered that chatting online is a big NO-NO on this site. It's expensive and pointless because the ladies on J4L don't seem interested in communication at all. They just want you to keep spending your money on credits to keep the site going. You can't even trust the 'verified' profiles, which are supposed to be more genuine and trustworthy.

And then there's the issue of no-shows. When I asked some of the ladies to speak to me over the phone, they quickly disappeared. It seems that they prefer to stay anonymous and avoid any real contact that may jeopardize their scamming activities. One of the ladies asked me to send her flowers via an agency which worked in collaboration with the site. What a joke!

In conclusion, I advise you to stay far, far away from J4L. It's just another version of the same old scam, with zero genuine communication and a lot of hidden charges. You won't get any real results from your investment, so don't bother. Save your time and money, gentlemen!

This site, J4L, is a complete sham run by con artists. I'm here to tell you to steer clear of this nonsense. As soon as you start video chatting with a lady, you'll realize it's all a fake - they have someone else write for them! It's actually funny - when you take a closer look, you can see their arms twitching because they're not the ones typing!

But that's not all - if you try to exchange contact information, they'll make up all sorts of excuses: "My phone is broken," "I don't know how to use email," you name it. It's ridiculous.

And to add insult to injury, this site is recording all your chats. I found out the hard way when they sent me a chat log. If that isn't illegal, I don't know what is.

But the good news is, they messed with the wrong guy this time. I have a military background and connections to EU authorities, so now they're in deep trouble. My case has been brought to their attention and we're currently in the middle of an investigation. But I'm not waiting around for them to suffer the consequences - I've decided to take matters into my own hands and go after these traitors myself. We'll find out where they're hiding, no matter where they are.

In conclusion, stay far away from this bogus site. Don't waste your time or money - it's a scam from start to finish.

I gotta say, this site is just not worth it. I mean, sure, the ladies are fine and all, but you gotta be real careful. There's so many fake profiles out there, it's ridiculous. I must have messaged like 50 girls, and maybe three of them were legit. And even then, I don't know if they were really interested in me, or if they were just trying to scam me for money or something.

One thing I noticed is that a lot of the girls seem to be working for agencies. They're pretty obvious about it too - they'll talk about how they're from some agency in Ukraine or whatever. Honestly, I don't mind it too much, but I wish the site was a little more transparent about it. Like, how do I know if these girls are actually interested in me, or if they're just trying to sell me some service?

Another thing I noticed is that a lot of the girls seem to be chatting with multiple guys at once. I mean, I get it, they gotta make a living. But it feels kinda cheap to be chatting with a girl who's also chatting with a bunch of other dudes at the same time. And some of the videos seem kinda fake too. I saw one girl who was wearing the same outfit every day. Come on, at least make it seem a little more real.

Anyway, I have a friend in Ukraine who used to work for some of these agencies. She said it's a real mess over there, with all kinds of scams and fake profiles. She was a translator, and she said she wrote most of the letters herself. So yeah, I'd say be real careful with this site. There might be some genuine girls on here, but they're few and far between.

I recently stumbled upon J4L and decided to give it a try. I gotta say, the website is pretty decent. The prices aren't too expensive, unless you decide to hit up every single woman you come across on the site. And boy, are there a lot of them! The selection is quite impressive, if I do say so myself. Additionally, I was pleased to find out that a good number of the women claimed to be fluent in "good" English, which was a relief to me as my Russian skills are a bit rusty.

However, I have to admit, there are a few drawbacks. Despite what the women say in their profiles and messages, they seem reluctant to take things off the site and engage in direct contact. I've had a total of four women who have written me almost a thousand letters combined, but still refused to chat outside of the website. It's a bit frustrating to be honest.

And then there's the issue of support. I had one woman who was finally willing to use private email, but then she switched her email and phone number shortly after I paid the fee. When I contacted J4L about the issue, they basically told me to pay up again and try asking her once more. That didn't sit well with me at all. It seems like the site doesn't offer any protection from these types of situations, even if you pay the fee and meet the 15-message requirement.

All in all, I'd say that J4L is worth a shot if you're looking to meet Russian women online. Just be prepared for some potential roadblocks along the way and don't expect much support from the site if something goes awry.

I found this website called J4L (j4l.com) and let me tell you, it's not what it seems. A lot of the reviews here say it's great and all, but they're not real. You can tell because they all say the same thing that the website owners say. It's like they're trying to trick you into thinking it's good. They even make fake accounts to "up vote" their own reviews and make it seem like people like it. But really, they're just trying to make themselves look good.

I can't believe people fall for this stuff. But if you're one of those people, listen up. Don't spend your money on this website. It's a scam. And if you don't believe me, read the negative reviews. They're all true.

The website owners shouldn't be allowed to get away with this. It's not fair to the people who actually want to find a good website. I mean, come on, we all just want to find something that works. But these scammers don't care about that. All they care about is making money.

So, if you're reading this, please don't give them your money. They don't deserve it. And shame on them for using a website like SiteJabber to make themselves look good. It's not right.