The web matchmaking service Chnlove.com engages in a number of deceptive and fraudulent practices. They charge money for credits that can be used in communicating with women listed on their web site. The credits are quite expensive. Up to US$5.50 per credit After you purchase credits and contact a woman advertised on the site, you find out when she writes back that you get charged a credit for her response as well as your message. This is not mentioned in advance in any obvious place. If a woman "admirer" contacts you first she indicates she was attracted by your profile but it is clear that she never read the profile and you are just receiving a boilerplate letter. So in order to try to not spend money on women who are not in a position to easily communicate by email, you put requests in your online profile that women should only contact you under specific conditions. However, it quickly becomes clear that the women contacting you have never read your profile, because they do not mention any of the things that you requested. In addition when one carries on a prolonged back and forth exchange you gradually become aware that the photos on the web site are fake, either pictures of the women at a much younger age, or retouched photos, etc. By the time you find out that this is not what is claims to be and is in fact just a honey trap to lure men into spending a fortune under false pretenses it is too late. Complaints are met with polite refusals to refund your money. I would strongly warn people against giving any money to Chnlove.com or their companion site for Thai women. They are simply not honest.

#613010: What you are implying, without proof, is called hearsay and constitutes "slanderous activity"; Cease and desist or you will be contacted personally. I can assure you, you will not be so quick with the tongue afterward.Goodbye.

thank you for the information, I must admit the 50 yr old women look very young for 50

I spent three months in contact with what I thought was a Chinese woman that was seriously interested in me. Over that time I noticed inconsistencies in the stories and letters. I also saw photos of the woman over that time transformed from a beautiful woman that looked half her age into an unattractive frumpy middle aged overweight woman. It became obvious to me that I had been swindled and they had pulled a bait and switch. The experience cost me in excess of 1000 dollars before I figured it out and pulled the plug. I later went to China on other business and met the lady. While there I visited with the woman for a full day and have since had email conversations with her. I got the entire truth. This is what I know as fact and can prove with photos, documents and letters. The matching agencies use Chnlove.com as an umbrella/shield to present their stable of women to the gullible public. The women do not write to you and your letters are not being read by the ladies. You are talking flirting and falling in love and discussing your deepest secrets with a translator who is trained on how to pull the heart strings of a love sick western man. I Dont want to make you puke but there is a good chance that she is a he and has a hairy chest and a pot bell. The lady who they are representing has very little knowledge of the correspondence between you and the agency. But they are aware of the tactics and dishonesty that is taking place on their behalf. They (translator) discourage direct communications of any kind, as it will end their revenue stream generated by translating letters between the two of you. Some excuses you may hear is " I don't have a computer" " I am not computer literate." "I cant afford a cell phone or we could talk. " "My English is terrible and I feel much more comfortable using the agencies translators for our communications". You will hear many stories and excuses that directly contradict each other. Let me say this, computers are very accessible to everyone in China. You can go to an internet cafe and use the computer for an hour for 5 RMB (that's less than a buck). Most everyone under 50 years old is computer literate. The computer game QQ farm is a national pastime in China. And cant afford a cell phone. what a load of crap. you cant sling a dead cat in China without hitting someone trying to sell you a used/stolen cell phone for pennies on the dollar. I once saw a decrepit old man riding a cart pulled by a water buffalo while talking on his cell phone. The photos. My god the photos. You have never see such beautiful women in your life. Only trouble is they are fake. fake. fake. They start with a professional photo session with tons of makeup and
then they photo shop the image into someone that you would not recognize if she were staring you in the face. When you finally realize this beautiful, young woman is pushing40-50 years old and can't possibly look this good you ask for more everyday "normal" photos. Well they knew you would ask and they have those waiting for you prepared in advance just for you. And heavily Photo shopped. The ladies pay a huge fee for the agencies representing them. An additional fee is collected from them/you if the scam is successful in getting you to marry them. Don't think that you can outsmart them or detect a scam from the real thing. They have thought of everything and know their business. No slur intended but the Chinese have had thousands of years of practice separating you from your money. I strongly advise you to stay away from Chinese marriage agencies that use this marketing technique. They are nothing more that organized crime with a very good store front. If you want more testimonials both good and bad then visit chnlove.info

I set up an account with this agency about a week ago Sept. 9th 2011. I set up a very brief profile of myself & submitted a photo as well. I started receiving e-mails (almost immediatly) from some of the most beautiful Chinese & Thai women (Should have seen the Red Flag) I have ever seen. Believe me, I am no Clark Gable. Need less to say I was quite surprised. At first the e-mails came from women within the age limits that I requested. I decided to respond to some of these women. Even though I felt this may be too good to be true. Here is the catch: In order to send e-mail you were required to purchase credits about $5.00 per credit. = 1 email. I decided to give it a shot so I purchased 10 credits (SillY Me). After I wrote to one lady about 3 years younger, I received a response the following day. After reading her letter I realized I was scammed. The response was hardly any different from the first letter. None of the questions I asked were ever answerd. I decided I was going to try & get what was left of my money back. FORGET IT. The only way you can get them is by some 12 digit long distance # in Hong Kong. SO I figured I would answer a few more letters indicating that if the ladies wanted to continue communicating with me that they can contact me by my private e-mail. Needless to say that does not work because the so called translater filter out your e-mail address. Just to emphasize how phony this site is I am now getting letters from beautiful girls younger than my daughters! Bottom line don't fall for this one. All they are interested in is your money and probably a good laugh at your expense. Another way for the Chinese to screw the American Consumer..........