AmourleeReviews of amourlee.com

Need to know more. Just ask any of the girls for a photo of them with date and time on a piece of paper. They can't do it because they're fake profiles. They also bombard you with photos that'll light up Google Lense like a Christmas tree with results from all over the internet. Successfully disputed every charge from them with my card issuer.

Scam site, you can reverse search the images and they are Instagram models lol

Completely scam. And easy to test simple ask any of the girls to send you a video of them saying your name. It will never happen they will come up with and endless array of reason why it's not possible. They simply cannot prove who they claim to be. One sent me a photo of what she claimed was her house. It was Leeds castle in Maidstone lol. Update: I was able to find loads of these women on other dating sites. The main on being FindBride.com and was also able to verify it was the same person messaging on both theses sites.

I didn't even need to publish my photos or finish my profile to understand what this website is about. This is another pay-per-letter site full of tempting and beautiful models. All communication is paid for. Just take a look at the risks section at the bottom of their site. There they will openly admit that it might not be the woman you're talking to, that they use male/female translators to help with the language barriers, and that people behind the lady profiles are paid revenue for communicating with men.

I would say don't use any coin related sites like this one at all, I've been round a lot of them,all scamming money off of single men, I decided to try this one,this is no different to the rest,I was browsing the other night and getting the usual pointless messages, hoping you would answer them,when all of a sudden up pops a profile of a woman I have been talking with for nearly a year on another site,this other site I have found out is a complete waste of money and a scam, so I answered her on here,she pretended she didn't know me, and on the other site she had been saying how she was coming to live with me, regardless to say I don't trust any of these pay to chat services, these companies are all based in well known scam areas, so do yourself and your wallet a favour, stop dreaming and meet real people, unfortunately I've learnt the hard way, but if I can stop someone else from losing money on false promises and hope, then it's worth the money that I lost.

Scam! I Checked the site and I got 20 messages within 5 Mins from model looking women about how interested they are. LoL don't waist your money! It's fake.

This site is outrageously expensive. You have a charge for every mail or instant message you send and as for viewing photos you have to spend many multiples of that for sending messages. Very quickly after just messaging a few people you will easily end up spending 60 pounds or more and you can't get the other person's contacts before spending at least several hundred pounds. What's worse is there are loads of fake profiles messaging you with small talk just so you can quickly run down your purchased credits. Stay away from this site.

Here's my experience. I found a nice woman on the Amourlee site. Attractive, smart, had a sense of humor (laughed at my poor jokes) and someone I could imagine getting close to given some time. So, I'm chatting away for a couple of months thinking everything is going well, so I suggested getting off the site and onto a messaging site and shared my account name. She said it was not allowed so I dropped it for a few weeks and continued to pay for credits so I could get to know her. When I first connected with her, her approach was slightly sexual and over the top, a bit. I thought she thought it was necessry to get my attention, but she became more real and conversational as the weeks went on. I was ALWAYS a gentleman, always respectful and kind, slightly flirtatious but never overtly sexual...that can wait when I meet her. I never asked for explicit photos or anything "inappropriate" and this girl really liked that, saying I was different than the rest of men who had reached out to her - always wanting nude photos and explicit messages. Back to the messaging service...so one day I notice a new connection in one of my messaging platforms. I don't recognize the name or photo...but the user says "hi - it's "JANE"" (not the real name) from Amourlee. I could not have been more pleased, but then notice the photo on the account is different than "JANE's" and I immediately ask - thinking that maybe she's using another person's account. She then confessed that she was not "JANE" but "Marsha" (not real name either) and that she was getting paid to write to me through a "marriage agency" in Ukraine and that she believed that ALL the women's photos on Amourlee were actually AVATARS for women and men who were getting paid to talk to lonely men (like me, I guess). For the last several months, In the back of my mind, I kept thinking "wow, this is almost too good to true". and here "Marsha" was telling me it was. She then confessed that she was only 28 years old (Jane was 41) and that she had fallen in love with me, because I was "such a great guy". She wanted to know if we could continue to get to know each other. She sent me photos of her "real" self and I liked her enough for coming clean that i helped her quit the marriage agency and move on with her life. She was so grateful, because the agency she worked for treated the women terribly for all their "work". She is too young for me, frankly, but I rewarded her honesty (though she did lie to me for 4 months) if she agreed to quit working for Amourlee and/or the marriage agency...and she did (I believe). So, guys, this is just my story, but after this, I will look at any dating site differently, especially if every woman looks like a model. I will never use Amourlee again. Oh - one last thing - in my profile I asked whoever messaged me (and I received over 1000 messages, btw) to address the message as "Hello Richard" (vs. my profile nickname). NONE of the senders did that...it was always dumb questions like "what's your favorite color" or "flower" or something very flirtacious...Never "Dear Richard" - so they're not even reading the profiles before those 1000+ women (or bots) wrote to me. Be careful out there...don't waste your money. If it looks too good to be true (models and professional photography) then it is. Not maybe...it is.