- Report: #543381
Complaint Review: dream-marriage.com - Internet Internet
Reported By:
visualsdk -
, , United States of America
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dream-marriage.com
Internet, Internet, United States of America
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dream-marriage.com 100% Scam Internet
Who knows if you can eventually - at some point, after thousands of dollars, actually meet anyone on this site or not - but their practices are very fraudulent on the way there.
I join, and fill out a profile.
In 3 months get over TWO THOUSAND messages,........ 1st HUGE red flag
Well maybe I am a drop dead gorgeous guy?
Nope - had no picture posted.....
Well, maybe my profile stated some pretty interesting things?
Well, yes it did, but there was not a single one of the HUNDREDS of messages I actually read - where ANY ONE SINGLE LADY MAKE A COMMENT ABOUT ANYTHING STATED IN MY PROFILE.
All the messages had this almost cheesy poetic ring
In 80-90% of the messages I received - I was being asked questions whose answers lied in my profile, examples:
- I was asked what I did for a living
Hmmmmmm, well that was stated in my profile
- I was asked my passions and hobbies
Well, you guessed it, again - that was stated in my profile
- I was asked if I cam from a large family and if I was close to them
Strike three, also stated in my profile
So - I ask you - exactly how or why did these THOUSANDS of ladies contact me.....
I had no picture - it was clearly obvious virtually none of them (I honestly believe it was none of them) - read my profile.........
Soooooo, hmmmmm - doesn't add up.... does it.
So I sent messages to about 200 of them asking about this.
Almost all of them responded again, SLIGHTY, addressing my message, but for the most part another generalized e-mail.
However ONE - response included a statement that:
"The agency usually send the first message to people they think I'd be interested in"
Well if that is the case, and they charge for "credits" that it takes to communicate,.... well it's fraud - just not direct theft.
Go ahead and send your rebuttal Dream Marriage - I still have more to lay out here when you do ;)
