ValenTime
reviews and complaints

ValenTime and LatinFeels are websites that are notorious for scamming lonely men who seek love. I signed up for ValenTime and even tried a few features of Russian Singles as well. However, I was shocked to find that these sites were just scams. For instance, ValenTime advertises LatinFeels and some Chinese site, but it is just one maker behind all these sites.

The site is designed to send random messages from various profiles, which only exist to make you hope that you can buy credits (I spent $150 US dollars) to read and respond to them. While chatting on the site, I didn't even know whether I was talking to the person in the photos.

Moreover, the site rules state that you can't contact any user till you spend a considerable amount of money on that certain profile. That's where the trap is. For example, on ValenTime, you need to spend at least 3000 credits which come at $150 for every 750 credits. Hence, you are likely to spend around $600 to get a phone number which may not be legit.

After all, let me say it's terrible to experience such fraud. It feels like a waste of time and money. So, I feel obligated to help others avoid these sites' dodgy tricks.

I gotta tell you, I was hesitant to give Valentime.com a go, but boy am I happy I did! I mean, who knows what kind of hoo-ha you can get into on those dating sites, right? But let me tell ya, this one here is the real deal.

After just 2 weeks on the site, I hit gold! The most wonderful, amazing, beautiful gal by the name of Liza, all the way from Moscow, Russia. We chatted for months, ya hear me? MONTHS. Until I had to meet her in person.

So I did, I flew all the way over there and had a real-life whirlwind adventure with this gal. She showed me around, introduced me to her fam and whatnot. And let me tell ya, they were all sweethearts. This is when I finally figured out that this was the girl for me!

A couple of months later, she packed her bags and moved all the way over to the U.S. of A., y'all! Next thing you know, we're engaged and head over heels in love. We're planning a wedding and all that jazz, but I want her mom and pop to be here for the big day. It's a bit costly, but it's worth every darn penny!

Thank you, Valentime.com for introducing me to the love of my life. If y'all are single and looking to score big in the international dating scene, give this site a go. You won't regret it!

ValenTime is a website for people looking to find love and companionship online. The site offers a variety of features to help users find their perfect match, including advanced search options and messaging tools. However, after some personal research, I have some concerns about the authenticity of some of the users on the site.

One user, Gabriela, stood out to me in particular. She had several photos and videos on her profile, including pictures with her supposed boyfriend and footage of her being interviewed. However, after doing some digging, I discovered that several of the photos and videos on her profile were actually taken from her Instagram account and other social media pages.

While ValenTime eventually deactivated Gabriela's profile when presented with this evidence, it raises questions about the authenticity of other profiles on the site. How many other users are using fake photos or videos to enhance their profile and potentially deceive other users?

All in all, while ValenTime may be a useful tool for some, I would recommend proceeding with caution and thoroughly vetting any potential matches before committing to anything serious. Trusting blindly could result in heartbreak and disappointment. Remember, love is more than just a profile picture and a few messages. Be safe and be smart.

So, I decided to give ValenTime a try and see what the hype was all about. At first, I was excited to find a website where I could potentially meet someone special. But after spending some time on the site, I quickly realized that it was not what I expected.

I started chatting with a girl on the site, and all she seemed to be interested in was sending me pictures and videos. The catch, of course, was that I had to spend credits to view them. I have to admit, some of the pictures were candid shots, which was nice to see. Though, I had to study them carefully to make sure that they weren't professional photos from her profile.

Eventually, I grew suspicious of the situation. It felt like the goal was to get me to spend my hard-earned credits instead of forming a genuine connection. I couldn't help but think that these women were getting paid to keep me interested; all in the hopes of getting me to spend more money on credits.

I decided to test my theory by investing some money in credits. To my surprise, as soon as I did, emails and messages started flooding my inbox! It seemed as though the more money I spent, the more women who were interested in me.

But, in reality, it was all a sham. I came to the conclusion that there are no genuine women on this dating site who are looking for a serious relationship.

So, my advice to anyone considering using ValenTime is simple: buyer beware! I ended up spending $70 on 250 credits and it was gone in mere minutes due to spending time texting and viewing photos and videos.

I am confident that there are legitimate dating sites out there where you can connect with Slavic women, but unfortunately, this isn't one of them. It's just another cautionary tale about the dangers of online dating.

The ValenTime website is a marriage agency that promotes different girls on many different sites, and as they even admit it in their Instagram posts, the women can make money on multiple sites at the same time. One of the things that they do not do is prove to you that they are real. They never do anything to let you believe that they are real and not a fake profile. They could have more than one person running the same profiles, which leads me to believe that this is all a scam. It's not just the women; the website itself is the scam. They get paid a percentage of the money you spend, and they can keep the gifts you send, or they can take money for it instead. I think it should be illegal to talk to a fake profile if it's not who they say they are. But if the girls are real, then it's just verbal prostitution. The people on the other end talking to you have no plans of ever leaving the site or having any kind of relationship. They can assure that Men are just going to be paychecks to them. Guys, always remember this. Angles lie to keep control, and no matter what they say, they always keep control of the relationship. They will never video chat or talk to you anywhere off of the site because if they did, then you would know the truth of how it's not the woman you think it is.

There are some real grammar and spelling errors in the previous review. It's really sad that people create these fake profiles, but many people fall for the scams. However, you must stay vigilant and never trust any profile until you have proof that it's real. Many of these girls or whoever is talking to you on these sites have no plans of ever leaving the site or having a relationship of any kind. So, please be careful. Keep your eyes open and do not let your heart rule over you.

So I've been using ValenTime for a while now and I have to say that I agree with the other reviews - some of the women on this site are not serious. In fact, I was "scammed" by one of these women myself. But you know what? I can't really complain. I had fun while it lasted!

I mean, let's be real, guys. The red flags were there from the beginning. All these gorgeous women (not a single ugly one in sight!) who are just dying to talk to you? That should be warning enough. But hey, I figured I'd give it a shot. And I have to say, I enjoyed the conversations we had. It was a fun way to pass the time instead of just sitting in front of the TV all night.

And let's talk about those personal videos. That was the highlight of my experience. Getting a video from a beautiful woman who says your name? Honestly, that's pretty exciting. Yeah, it turned out to be a bit of a letdown in the end when I discovered that the woman I was talking to wasn't serious and just wanted a new phone. But really, I should have known better. All those "I love you's" and promises of a future were just part of the entertainment.

But you know what? Despite being scammed, I don't regret using ValenTime. At the end of the day, it was just a bit of fun. And honestly, with all the money I spent on this site, I could have gone on a Mail-Order Bride Tour and maybe even gotten laid! So if you're thinking of using this site or one like it, just be aware that it's not likely you'll find love. But it's a great way to pass the time and have some entertaining conversations with attractive women.

Overall, I'd give ValenTime 2.5 stars - one star for the reality of the situation, and four for the entertainment value. Plus, I did manage to get some nice photos and videos out of it. And hey, the model I was talking to even let me use her photo for my profile picture. So really, it's not all bad!

ValenTime, also known as Victoria Brides, Victoria Hearts, Anastasia, Match Truly, Charmerly, Love Swans, and Ukrainian Charms, is a site that you should avoid. It's all part of a scam where they want to take your money from your bank account. These sites have incredibly beautiful and sexy girls that are out of your age range, but they appear to want you no matter what you say or do. There is a member on all these sites named 'Ekaterina' who is really Katerina Milevskaya, a 23-year-old fashion and glamour model from Kiev with 458k followers on Instagram. It's unlikely that she's online on all these sites 24/7 as she appears to be.

The 'agents' write for the profile and encourage you to look at videos that cost 50 credits, write a mail that will cost 30 credits, view photos in a mail that cost 10 credits (most of which are available for free on her Instagram), and send astronomically priced gifts through credits. I sent a gift and received a photo of the gift with an entirely different girl pictured with it. When I contacted customer support, they responded that the "girl looks terrible without makeup." I only did that once!

The girls on the site aren't always who they say they are. Some of the photos and videos are on Instagram, but not all of them. When you have spent 3000 credits, they promise that you can ask for contact details. However, when you receive the details, they don't work! The girls are usually Ukrainian, but there are also syndicated sites of Asian women run by the same outfit based in Cyprus, registered in America, and processing your cash for credits in the UK.

These scams appear to be an acceptable part of regular, but irregular, Ukrainian business practices. Unfortunately, no one seems able or wants to address the sophisticated deceits with the crooks responsible. Overall, I highly recommend that you avoid ValenTime and their other related sites.

So, let me share my experience with ValenTime. I was excited to get started with ValenTime, and I eagerly bought myself a credit package. You'll need these credits to do many things, such as watching videos a lady sends you or texting a woman. I was astonished by how many beautiful women were interested in talking to me. They were all gorgeous, but I had this inkling that their photos were too professional. Despite that feeling, I continued talking to them, and I ended up conversing with two women.

I learned that it would cost me about 3000 credits to get access to their email information, which translated to around 800 Canadian dollars. I know that's quite a lot of money, but I was drawn into the conversation, so I kept texting. It seemed strange to me that one of the women I was texting was always available to talk, even though she claimed she was a lawyer. My gut feeling was waving red flags left and right, but I continued anyway.

After I requested her email information, I was told that it would take another seven days to get it, which meant more credit costs. So I bought one more credit package to text her. However, it wasn't as simple as texting her email address, as they claimed to block any reference to email info when texting. It was frustrating. I tried all sorts of tricks, but the women wouldn't help me. Another red flag. Throughout the week, I was waiting for the email info, and the woman I was texting constantly put me through tests. She requested pictures of me, which ate up more credits, and sent me numerous videos as well. Even after I told her several times that I wanted to text her and not watch videos, she kept on sending them.

I was invested up until this point, and I must admit that her story of her life seemed to be convincing and consistent. I finally received her email, and when I emailed her, she responded, which was a relief. However, the minute I suggested leaving the site to talk on email, she stopped communicating. I found that strange, given that we had been texting for 5-6 hours a day for the past two weeks, and we shared a deep connection, or so she claimed.

So, my advice is to steer clear of this site and find a more genuine one. All these women work for ValenTime, and their main goal is to get you to purchase as many credits as possible throughout your stay on the site. Believe me; it adds up quickly.

Valentime.com, just like other 10+ clone sites, is one of the top dating sites offering chat with Ukrainian women. While they advertise real single women looking for genuine long-term relationships, the truth is far from what they claim to deliver. In fact, they're perpetuating fake dating.

The women you may see in the photos may exist, but they're not the ones you are chatting with. Instead, Valentime.com and other clone sites pay commissions to agents based in Ukraine, who in turn employ impersonators to conduct online communication from a girl's profile. This deceptive strategy allows the websites to pass the blame on the agents since they're the ones responsible for hiring them.

The "fake dating via impersonators" scheme is dependent on the payment per each communication, which the websites use to allocate a percentage of the sum to the content providers (chat, messaging, videos, and photos). The term used for this type of scheme is "pay per letter" or PPL.

The websites pay around 20-50% of their revenue from clients' payments to the agent as a commission for providing the content. The website's terms of cooperation with the agent stipulate that the women who chat online with foreigners should not be paid, and if the websites uncover that women are paid to chat with men, the agent is fined (but not terminated). The websites know that the agents pay women to chat with men. There are job portals in Ukraine that advertise positions for such impersonators, which means that the truth is not hidden. But just to cover their tracks in case they are sued (which happens fairly often by duped clients who figure out what is going on), they pretend to do their best to make sure that the chats are real.

In reality, no woman would want to chat online daily for 5-8 hours with numerous admirers for free. It's a job for the impersonators who chat with men, and it's part of their job description. To maintain appearances, women in the photos are paid a share of the revenue for allowing their pictures to be used in the listings. Part of their contract is to provide fresh photos and videos every week and to show up on dates if a man decides to visit.

The girls from the photos may occasionally receive calls from the website's administrators and have to answer questions about their online admirers, so they are kept in the loop about communications by impersonators. Sometimes the agent assigns the impersonator's mobile phone number to the profile, so the girl in photos (aka "bride") doesn't receive such calls, and the impersonator can quickly answer any communication-related questions. The agent knows the policies of the particular website (who is using more than one PPL portal to earn money, there are only a few major players), so they know how to deal with any such "checks." Sadly, these dating/marriage agencies create fake profiles, and some even allow escorts on their platform, like the case of one unlucky client that found out that the lady he was talking to for almost a year and wasted over $14k on is an escort.

When he reported this to the website's support team, they erased his profile and refused to refund his money. This is the reality of these dating sites, and people should be careful about who they trust and spend their money on.

Valentime, wow, where do I even begin? This online dating site is really something else. At first glance, it seems like a pretty normal dating site - you sign up, you flick through some profiles, and you message people that you're interested in. But let me tell you, once you get talking to these folks, things start to get a little weird.

First of all, the models. Yeah, that's right, I said models. Now, I know what you're thinking - "models on a dating site, what could possibly go wrong?" - and you're right to be skeptical. These people seem great at first, but then the conversation starts to feel a little... off. Like, they're not really responding to what you're saying, or they're just changing the topic all of a sudden. And that's because, surprise surprise, they're actually automated responses! Valentime warns you that you might be chatting to an automated assistant, but when you're in the middle of a conversation, it's easy to forget.

So why do they do this? Well, it's simple really. After a while, the questions that people ask tend to be pretty similar, so Valentime stores up responses and then spits them out when they're needed. And the customer service is the same. When you send in a complaint, it gets stamped and sent to the server with a file number - but that's pretty much where the personalization ends. You'll get follow-up emails weeks later from supervisors, but it quickly becomes clear that they haven't even read your original concern.

But let's get back to the models. These girls are all dolled up to the nines in their profile pictures, but when you finally get to chat to them in real-time, they just don't look the same. It's almost like they're different people! And that's because they're all done up by the agency - in real life, they look completely different. Plus, the conversation with these girls can get pretty suggestive pretty quick. They'll ask you one-word answer questions, and then before you know it, they're asking you if you like oral sex.

And if you want to continue the chat, you have to buy credits. And let me tell you, Valentime is not a cheap site. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's one of the most expensive dating sites out there. The models all have the same patterns for chatting, almost like they're working shifts. And if you want to get their ID number so you can chat to them again, you have to buy stuff from their gift shop. And don't even get me started on the prices in there - a $400 bottle of perfume will cost you $900 in credits!

But listen, if you do end up buying stuff from the gift shop, make sure you don't let the girls talk you into buying stuff off the site. They'll say things like, "Oh, I don't get a cut from the credits, but if you buy me this laptop or phone, we can chat more often!" And sure, it might sound tempting, but trust me, you're gonna get ripped off big time.

Now, when it comes to customer support, things do start to get better. But it's hard to tell how much of it is actual humans helping you out, and how much is just the computer-generated site. They have answers to all your questions, but it starts to feel like they're just repeating themselves after a while.

So, is Valentime worth it? I mean, that's up to you. But if you do decide to give it a go, just be prepared for a lot of weirdness along the way. And don't believe everything the models tell you - they might not be who they say they are.

ValenTime, or as some might say, ValenScam, is yet another Ukrainian "romance" site that preys on gullible foreigners looking for love in all the wrong places. Let me tell ya, if ya think you're gonna find true love on this site, you might as well throw your money down the drain. Ain't nobody gonna fall for Boris's phony love confessions and requests for marriage, except for maybe the most suckerish among us.

Now, I ain't sayin' all Ukrainians are scammers, but let's face it, Ukraine has got a bit of a reputation when it comes to corruption. And these romance sites are no exception. They'll do whatever it takes to convince ya that they're the real deal, even if it means hiring a team of professional writers to chat with ya.

So, if you're thinkin' about tryin' out ValenTime, make sure you're okay with gettin' scammed. And if you're really that desperate for love, maybe you should consider lookin' elsewhere. Trust me, you'll thank me later.

And one more thing, if ya do decide to give ValenTime a try, watch out for a guy named Olga. I heard he's pretty good at suckin' people in.

I have to say that ValenTime is a complete and total scam. When I tried to contact them via email, I never got a response. They always had an excuse for not providing me with a cell phone number or a landline number, and would ignore my requests for their street address. It didn't make sense to me why they refused to provide such basic information.

I tried to watch their videos, but they always had annoying background noises and no one ever spoke. To make matters worse, they claimed that the phone they were using didn't have a microphone! Seriously, who would believe that? And yet they claimed to be highly paid and educated professionals even though they told me that they had no money. I couldn't help but wonder if they were either really shady, greedy SOBs or drug addicts that were being held captive.

To top it all off, they had the nerve to ask me to buy rings and phones for their stupid family ceremonies because they said they couldn't afford them. Yeah right! I wasn't born yesterday. It was just another one of their tricks to get more money out of unsuspecting people like me.

To be honest, this whole experience made me realize how important it is to know about internet security and scams. In fact, I even run workshops on this topic and have received funding from both local government and charitable trusts. So I know what I'm talking about when I say that ValenTime is a complete sham. Stay far away from them.

ValenTime is a dating service that has caused quite a stir among users. People have expressed their frustration with the company's practices regarding their female phone operators. Many have complained that the ladies who work for this service act more like operators than actual dates, constantly charging hefty fees for messages and calls.

Some users have even gone so far as to accuse ValenTime of hiring models and then running for the hills when the money starts to pour in. Reports suggest that the company pays its operators based on hourly rates, but the amount they receive seems unreasonably low compared to the amount that users are charged.

One of the biggest complaints against ValenTime is that they have rendered any phone numbers or email addresses of the operators unavailable, making it impossible for users to take the relationship beyond the confines of the website. According to users, this is because the company desires to keep its clients messaging and calling through the service and paying high fees.

If you think you are getting into a serious relationship with someone on ValenTime, think again. Users have warned others that this is nothing but a scam and that no real relationships exist within the website. They say that every message and every call is just a way for the company to make money from the pockets of its users.

It gets even worse when you hear how much they charge. For example, a letter that you write to an operator will cost you $15 to read, and the same amount to receive a response. Such fees are shocking to many, and some users have reported being charged up to $50 per hour just to interact with an operator.

To make it worse, the company charges users $25 just to view a photo or a video. Text messages are charged at $1 per text, which may seem like a small price to pay, but when you add it up over time, it can quickly get out of hand.

In conclusion, ValenTime is nothing but a big scam, and users should avoid it at all costs. Trying to find a meaningful relationship on this website is nothing more than a pipe dream. Save your money and keep your bank account safe by staying away from this site.

ValenTime.com is definitely not the place to be if you're looking for meaningful connections. I decided to give it a try and I have to say it was a complete waste of my time and my money. This website is a total joke, and it's clear that the messages I was receiving were not genuine.

What's even more frustrating is that I kept getting identical messages from the same people within minutes of each other. It was almost like they were copying and pasting the same message to each new user that joined. And even if you do manage to get the contact details of one of the women, there's always some kind of problem with their phone number or communication app.

I remember one girl telling me her phone was tapped by the FSB (Russian Security Service). Another one claimed her iPhone hasn't worked in three weeks. Who on earth doesn't use their phone for three weeks? And then there was another one who only uses Google Hangouts. These excuses are so ridiculous, they are clearly just trying to avoid any kind of personal communication.

The worst part came when I decided to do an image search on one of the girls on ValenTime.com. It turns out she was actually on a Ukrainian escort site. That was definitely not what I was looking for, and I felt like an idiot for even bothering with this site.

In conclusion, I definitely do not recommend ValenTime.com. It's a complete scam and a waste of time and money. Don't fall for their fake profiles and messages. There are much better alternatives out there if you're looking for real connections.

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ValenTime, in my experience, has left a bitter taste in my mouth. I was attracted to the website due to the stunning supermodel-like girls who were presented to me as potential dates. However, after signing up and purchasing tokens to communicate with them, I was left feeling frustrated as these girls either did not respond or attempted to coerce me into spending more money on additional features such as special photos or messages.

Although there were some women who were more average-looking, it seemed that only the supermodels were interested in me. This raised suspicions about the authenticity of the website and the intentions of the women involved. It's difficult to believe that these beautiful women would need a website to find a partner when they easily attract attention in real life.

Overall, ValenTime appears to be a platform that prioritises financial gain over genuine connections. The tactics used by some of the models may as well be scripted, as they attempt to lure men into spending more money without providing any real connection or commitment.

If you're looking for a sincere and authentic dating experience, I would recommend looking elsewhere. ValenTime may be tempting due to its attractive models, but it's important to remember that looks can be deceiving.

Valentime, Matchtruly, and other such dating websites are all being run by the same company, not to mention that Charmerly, Ukrianianchram, and Victoria Hearts are also advanced by this corporation. It is crucial for you to know that Charmdate is operating separately but committing comparable fraudulent activities with profiles that seem "validated." I had a first-hand experience with this extreme form of manipulation, and so had numerous other victims. To avoid falling into the same trap, I urge you to read up on the review concerning Victoria Hearts or learn more about Alina Tkachuk from diverse sources.

Before jumping onto the bandwagon, remember to ask yourself these questions:

Do you really want to pay a hefty amount only to be deceived?
Do you intend to bear the brunt of emotional manipulation and end up being heartbroken?
Do you want to pay, only to become another victim of fraud?

If any of these queries are answered positively, I am genuinely apologetic for myself or anyone else, who tried to caution you but failed at keeping you from becoming another victim.

ValenTime is a costly website for men, and while there may be some genuine ladies out there, the majority of the women seem to be experts in persuading men to spend more money on the site. Most of the comments and questions I received were the same from multiple women, indicating that they were following a script or using some sort of automated system. Additionally, the site sends tons of fake "alerts" with women's names that claim they've added you or sent you a message.

The women on ValenTime are often quite unresponsive or evasive when asked questions. Some even professed their "undying true love and passion" for me before I even wrote to them. The photos on the profiles are definitely not genuine, as the makeup, dress, hairstyle, pose, and profile information are often identical, indicating a high likelihood of scams and fraud.

I deeply regret not staying away from ValenTime, as I ended up wasting a lot of time, money, and emotional turmoil on the site. Furthermore, the support service is subpar, as the support staff mostly provided canned responses. When I tried to escalate an issue and requested to speak with a supervisor, however, I was repeatedly met with rude and offensive male staff members who were utterly unhelpful.

Overall, I do not recommend ValenTime to anyone seeking love or companionship online. It's a shame that some sites take advantage of individuals who are hoping to find happiness and love, but until there are stricter regulations in place to prevent these kinds of scams, the best course of action is to avoid them altogether.

It is with a heavy heart that I must confirm what many have already said about ValenTime. The models seem to send varying questions, but they often say something completely off-topic during the conversation. This can be quite frustrating for those who have paid to communicate with these models.

I personally decided to pay for a date with a lady in Kiev. ValenTime arranged a translator for me and it cost over 300 USD a day to keep the translator. The lady I met looked just like her profile picture, but on the website, it stated that she was an English translator, which was not the case. Her English was very minimal, which made communication even more challenging. She expressed interest in meeting again, but only with the translator. I found out that the company would not allow me to use a different translator, and this added more expenses to the already costly meeting.

I believe that this site is operated in a dishonest way. The women who work for ValenTime get a percentage from each client they meet. It is evident that I was fed lies during the meeting, as the lady claimed to have baked 3 cakes the morning we met. However, upon closer inspection, the cakes seemed store bought. I was taken aback by the cost of the site, and it was not worth it.

I urge anyone who is considering using ValenTime to reconsider. There are better alternatives out there, such as Ukrainedate.com. I personally met a genuine lady within 2 days using that site. ValenTime is a costly rip-off, and I implore everyone to avoid it at all costs.

ValenTime is a dating site that I used for two whole years hoping to find the woman of my dreams. Within the first few months of my search, I stumbled upon this woman who lit up my world like a miracle. We got along so well, and I had so much fun with her. It felt like we were the most in-love couple on the entire planet Earth. We shared intimate feelings and thoughts, and she even wrote to me that there is no power in the universe that could break us apart.

However, three days later, she vanished into thin air, and I could tell that her substitute wasn't the same person. The funny thing is that all the dating sites that I used denied the payment of women, but someone has to be paying them. Every woman I interacted with on ValenTime and other dating sites turned out to be fake, and that means that they have multiple profiles on different sites. After spending thousands communicating with these women, I had nothing to show for it.

Despite the fraud, I was so naive to think that providing evidence to their customer service would lead to any action. Sadly, nothing was done to rectify the situation, and it was always a loop of silence from the company. My advice to anyone searching for love on ValenTime, or any other dating site, is to always be careful. The photo of the woman you see on the site is probably fake, and it's best to be vigilant and not fall for those fraudsters.

So, ValenTime.com, huh? Let's talk about it. If you're looking for some one-on-one time with some attractive ladies, be ready to open your wallet wide. Your chances of actually getting to chat with the lady of your dreams is pretty slim. They have some real photos up there, so it's no big surprise that you might find yourself thinking you could actually meet them in person. But let's be real, it's not like anything too crazy serious is going to come from a site like this.

These girls are smart, too. They are protected very well by their agency, which is how most of them get on the site in the first place. And when you're paying for those credits to chat with them, you're really just paying the agency, who then passes along a cut to the actual girl. And even if you do manage to strike up a dialog with one of these lovelies, don't be surprised if things suddenly turn cold once the agency has your cash. After all, the girls have their contractually obligated meeting, and you have no guarantees of anything beyond that.

I've spent a fair amount of time with sites like this myself, and I'm pretty sure I can tell you the odds of actually finding a Ukrainian woman with one of them are pretty slim. So if you're really looking to take the plunge and find yourself a bride, your best bet would probably be to just go there and meet them yourself. It's a whole lot better than getting scammed on a site like ValenTime.