I personally have not had the opportunity to look at the other suggested websites,
I personally have not had the opportunity to look at the other suggested websites, however a couple of the regular contributors here appear to have had some success on the *free* websites and have emailed with their positive stories.
Re. chnlove, what you say is probably correct. AgencyScams (?) website had a few stories from members who travelled to China explaining the arrangement some ladies had with chnlove (their fees were waived in return for allowing their photos to be re-posted and refreshed). My own opinion is that there are probably some ladies who are part of the fraud; and many others who are completely unaware they are being used as well.
Take note as well that some of the "success stories" on the internet invariably involve actual staff of chnlove? Interesting. So, my modest proposal would, ethically speaking: by policy, ban any chnlove representative from being eligible to meet clientle. I suspect, then, you would see the relatively small number of "success stories" fall even lower. My sympathy to legitimate ladies who may have paid a fair sum to have their interests *not* properly represented by this company. Put the pieces of the puzzle together on your own.
On the subject of photos on the other websites: what you see is what you (will) get. Certainly, the photoshop-ed photos on chnlove are superb (airbrushed). Then, ask the lady (translator) to see their natural photographs and you will quickly see the playing field is very level.
For that reason, there is probably a lot of good to be said about the other, *free* websites.
Best wishes on your search. Keep broadening your networks and I am sure you will eventually meet your match without having to be defrauded.
I personally have not had the opportunity to look at the other suggested websites, however a couple of the regular contributors here appear to have had some success on the *free* websites and have emailed with their positive stories.
Re. chnlove, what you say is probably correct. AgencyScams (?) website had a few stories from members who travelled to China explaining the arrangement some ladies had with chnlove (their fees were waived in return for allowing their photos to be re-posted and refreshed). My own opinion is that there are probably some ladies who are part of the fraud; and many others who are completely unaware they are being used as well.
Take note as well that some of the "success stories" on the internet invariably involve actual staff of chnlove? Interesting. So, my modest proposal would, ethically speaking: by policy, ban any chnlove representative from being eligible to meet clientle. I suspect, then, you would see the relatively small number of "success stories" fall even lower. My sympathy to legitimate ladies who may have paid a fair sum to have their interests *not* properly represented by this company. Put the pieces of the puzzle together on your own.
On the subject of photos on the other websites: what you see is what you (will) get. Certainly, the photoshop-ed photos on chnlove are superb (airbrushed). Then, ask the lady (translator) to see their natural photographs and you will quickly see the playing field is very level.
For that reason, there is probably a lot of good to be said about the other, *free* websites.
Best wishes on your search. Keep broadening your networks and I am sure you will eventually meet your match without having to be defrauded.