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Author: Saul

This is the proper label and title for this site because it has so many scam elements that it has to be exposed and revealed for. Let me therefore list them:

Scam 1. Letter "burial" or "drowning"-In just several weeks one can become overwhelmed and "buried" in hundreds of mail and some have even reported receiving over 1300 to 1500 letters in one month. The purpose is to open as many mail as one can and the more one opens the more money is made by the site because it costs to open letters. Hence the purpose of the letter burial system. Its a system of greed that is in place similar to Anastasiadate.com

Scam 2. Accusations have included having fake profiles and even bought or stolen profiles of ladies from different sites or different places especially from affiliate sites who may have deliberately given them these profiles. For example it is a 100% clear fact that profiles from Anastasiadate.com have ended up on this site with even profile details changed such as for example age details of ladies. These profiles were obviously then allowed to be given over by Anastasiadate.com to Army of Brides for their greedy monetary interests! This means also that one can be writing not to an actual lady but wasting one's finances behind a hired employee who is actually replying to one's letters! The same can be said for another site called Lovessa.com

Scam 3. Accusations can also include profile reuse meaning that they reuse or use over old profiles but with different male participants by sending them to their inbox as a supposedly "new" letter. This is why every three months they remove letters from one's inbox. Other sites would not do this by the way. The removed letters will perhaps be sent to some other person as a "new" letter in their inbox making them think that a "new" lady has written them which is absolutely not the case but when the gentleman opens the letter the site again of course will be making money from a profile where the lady behind the picture is actually nonexistent or is not even there (or perhaps it is sent even to the same person again as a new letter depending on the site's intentions).

Scam 4. Letters also may not be written related to the photo or picture that one sees. In other words one may write about one subject or topic and receive information that is totally not in line or different with that particular subject e.g. one talks about their family and you ask the lady or person about theirs and the person instead talks about their school instead totally ignoring the subject of family altogether! A case indeed for a hired employee writing the letter (which some believe to be male employees). You have therefore again wasted your funds on an unreal person or person who is actually not there!

Scam 5. Tours have been even found to be much more costly and expensive than usual where little "success" can occur but where they still collect payments at the end of the day even if one fails. Thus one can come back with a deep financial hole in ones pockets while they get to keep the money from one's failure! The girl or lady may actually be working for the agency to make sure the agency through their little moneymaker takes enough financially from you at the end of the day!

This Army is best stayed away from if one wants to end up in great affliction and adversity with this scam!

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