AsianDate.com AnastasiaDate.com, Dating Gateways LLC, SOL Networks Limited Their slogan reads "Love Knows no Boundaries" but it should read 'There's a Sucker Born Every Minute' !!! Moscow Internet

Guys, I guess you could say that I'm probably one of the most gullible, if not the most naive man ever put on this planet because of all the fraudulent women with whom I spared no expense communicating with on AsianDate.com who successfully managed to seduce me into believing that I had a genuine shot at a real relationship with them.  Unfortunately for me, the gorgeous young Asian beauties on that website who entised me into thinking that I had a real chance with any of them, were just doing a job they were being paid to do by AsianDate.com and affiliates (sub-contractors).  The entire time I was a paid member of AsianDate.com I never wanted to believe I was being lied to or deceived by anyone.  I kept wanting to believe that the women I chatted with for hours on there were real because they made me feel like I was a God to them, constantly writing letters to me, sending me beautiful photographs, sending me their cute little messages addressed specifically to me using my first name, messages that would magically appear on the right-hand side of my computer screen whenever they knew I was online.  I kept buying more and more credits to the tune of $9,749.68 US dollars on my Paypal account during 8 months I was a member!  OMG, what a complete fool I was!!  Yes, you read it right.  No, I'm not kidding you.  From April 26th, 2016 (the first day I joined AsianDate.com) until December 25th, 2016 (Christmas Day, when I finally came to my senses and realized AsianDate.com is a total scam) I spent a grand total of $9,749.68 in the hopes I would eventually meet one of those gorgeous young Asian women in person from AsianDate.com.  But instead, all I got for my money was severe emotional heartbreak along with numerous wasted hours upon hours of my precious time.  

WARNING: AsianDate.com can be extremely addictive!  I would spend most of my days and nights sitting in front of my computer searching through an average of 25 to 50 women's profiles, saving the ones I thought were the best in my "Favorites" folder.  At the end of 8 months, I had accumulated a whopping 1,904 profiles in my "Favorites" folder.  And not a single one of those 1,904 profiles that I had accumulated in my "Favorites" folder was ever deleted or removed by either the lady herself nor AsianDate!  RED FLAG!!!  

During my 8 months as a paying member on AsianDate.com I focused in on 6 specific Asian women.  Some women would send me multiple letters almost daily.  One lady actually sent me 39 letters in one day!  She sent me well over 120 letters total, and silly me, I paid to open every single one of them thinking she was the women for me.  Of course, each letter costs ten credits (approximately $8 dollars each letter) to open and read.  Each letter would start out addressing me by my first name, followed by one or two short paragraphs of meaninglyless generic fluff that could have been written to any guy.  Most letters included a free photograph to open, but many times the photos weren't of the same woman (another RED FLAG!!!).  

AsianDate.com makes it very clear in their membership "Terms and Conditions" that contact information exchange is only allowed through their "Call Me" service, which is very expensive at a minimum cost of 100 credits (about $80 for a very short 10-minute phone call using an interpretor).  So I scheduled phone calls with each of the 6 women I focused on using the "Call Me" service offered by AsianDate.com to exchange our phone numbers and email addresses.  Everytime I tried to call them from my phone to their phone, either they wouldn't answer or the number they gave me would be invalid or a non-working number!  Same with their email addresses.  I would send them an email message, but never receive any emails from any of them!  Whenever I asked them to try calling or emailing me, they claimed to try calling me, but my phone would never ring and I would never receive any emails either (yet another RED FLAG!!!).

I would try to get them to send me a photograph of themselves holding up a white piece of paper with my name written on it to prove to me that I was actually dealing with the same exact woman I saw in her profile photos.  And to my surprise, 3 out of six of the women I asked actually did this!  But to my disappointment, I could tell that two of the photos were doctored up and fake, probably using PhotoShop, while the third was actually real but the woman's face did not look like the same woman in her profile photos because her nose and ears were different (yet one more RED FLAG!!!).

So why am I spending my precious time posting this review of AsianDate.com here on Ripoff Report ???  Obviously I'm the first to admit that I'm an idiot and a fool for spending $9,749.68 United States currency on this ripoff dating site and I merely want to try to spread the word around that AsianDate.com is in the business to deceive lonely men like me into believing we have a real shot at a genuine relationship with Asian women.  I fell for it.  Hopefully my experience will discourage other lonely men from falling for this fraudulent company.  I'm not making any of this up.  It's such a sad world we live in when companies like AsianDate.com have no conscience.  I'm sure all of the beautiful Asian women shown on their website are only paid models, and are not actual women searching for love and relationships.  All of the profiles on AsianDate never get deleted!  (RED FLAG!!!)  They are all fake profiles designed to look convincingly real.  

Two more things worth mentioning.  Whenever I tried the live video-chat feature with some of the ladies because I wanted to see them on their web-cams, I noticed many of the live web-cam videos I saw would actually "loop" after about ten minutes or so, showing me the exact same video footage as before!  I knew it wasn't a "live" web-cam whenever I would ask the lady to do something and she wouldn't do it.  Other ladies who actually did appear to be on a "live" web-cam did not look anything like their profile photos.  And some ladies had their live web-cam aimed down at their b***s so I couldn't see their face, and would not show me their face even when I asked them numerous times.  Also, whenever I complained about this (or anything else) to AsianDate customer service, the customer service agent would always act like they genuinely cared about me, even sending me follow up messages telling me they would resolve any problem I was having, claiming that every girl posted on their website has been thoroughly checked out and is real, not fake.  What a joke!  Believe me when I tell you, AsianDate is a complete scam.  You will NEVER EVER MEET any of the gorgeous women posted on AsianDate.com but you will certainly lose your money, your time and your heart!  

I heard that Paypal, Visa and Mastercard all got together and boycotted Wiki-Leaks, making it impossible for anyone to donate money to Wiki-Leaks, effectively cutting off their funding source.  Seems to me that if more guys like me were to collaborate and get a petition of maybe one-hundred-thousand signatures signed up and delivered it to the attorney general of the United States, maybe the attorney general could pressure Paypal, Visa and Mastercard to boycott payment services to AsianDate.com which should effectively cut off a major source of funding to this fraudulent operation???

I certainly hope this first-hand experience and honest review of AsianDate helps prevent others from making such a mistake as I have made.  AsianDate.com is fraudulent and cruel to lonely men looking for companionship.