Onlineclub.chat Obvious click-bait site
This dating website is filled with fraudulent profiles. 1200 female profiles, but only one male. All of the women are supposedly in the United States, but by their spelling (favourite rather than favorite, etc), household items in pictures (different 220 volt style electrical outlets, not 120 volt), and the payment method listed on the site is in Euros.
You are given 300 free credits on the site upon registration. It costs 50 credits to reveal more of women's scantily clad and nude pictures and 50 credits to send a message to them. At first you receive a few unsolicited messages from women, being nice. When sending messages in return, they all seem to reply right away in the same typing and grammar style, as if the same person. They suddenly insult you as you run out of credits, as though an attempt to get you to pay for additional credits to defend yourself against his/her insults.
The whois lookup on the sit is inconclusive, as the site uses a Domain Name Protection Service, hiding the identity of the website registrar and owner.