Asiandate.com Asianbeauties.com Scam It now seems that I've been scammed by a beautiful Chinese girl Internet

I'd like to respond to the scam that I posted and Asiandate/Asianbeauties.com Customer Service's rebutal to what I wrote. I'm not so sure about whether Meilin was scamming me. It could have been an employee/translator in their office. I confronted the Customer Service staff with lots of evidence that I collected from other clients and my own experience. They responded by shutting down my profile. I cannot re-enter. I can see that Meilin is still online all the time. As I said, probably a translator. One customer wrote that he'd been to their office 8 times and had witnesses the scamming. His now wife also confirmed it. I've lived in China for almost 10 years and I know that cosmetic surgery is more popular, but there's not that many who have such huge breasts as you see on the site. I know that they use a breast enhancement computer program. Of course they are also photo shoots. Another person wrote that they hire models for the shoots. Several customers wrote that there was a bait and switch when they came on the tours. They couldn't see the women they were corresponding with or if they could it was only for a short time. There were even prostitutes hired as part of the scheme. My bank told me there'd been a charge to Asianbeauties Escort Service. Also after an expensive shopping trip the items were returned for cash. If you look at the pictures of their tour mixers you'll find that the girls don't look anything close to the beautiful ones on the site. Finally, it's very obvious that lots of the e-mails and requests for chatting are computer generated. Information is repeated and even I saw one that said insert clients name here. Many of the girls are sincere in finding a mate and I'm I think that it's possible that my girl Meilin could be one of them. But overall the employees and owners of the partnering offices are running a SCAM to bilk you out of thousands of dollars. BUYER BEWARE!

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