OrchidRomanceReviews of orchidromance.com

This is got to be the worst dating site ever, it's all a scam. They have women up all night just asking dumb questions to get you to buy more minutes. You can spend a fortune in the matter of 1/2 hour. I can't believe there still in business.

I had a feeling that this site was not true so did some research and found these reviews below. When I went back online I asked customer services some questions like what guarentee do they give that when you have spent enough money on a girl that you would get valid contact details so you could go on WeChat and see the person you have been writing to. There is no guarentee. So when I spoke to the girl again I asked her some very pointed questions and her replys gave me even more concern that this is not a true site but a scam. As you know there is no way of knowing who you are talking to it could be a man or an old woman anything. So this is what I decided to do. As you can send a wink and a like for free I picked 20 women all Chinese and all ages and who were currently online. Within minutes I got flooded with replies wanting to chat. With the remaining credits that I had I replied back to all of them. I started each conversation of a very explicit sexual demand I will let your minds to imagine. All of the women came back with a reply saying things like, Strange but I would like to try or they were on board and liked it please send a photo. All replies were similar. So I keep doing this changing the next line to another explicit message and the girls seamed to be getting excited with every sexual demand I said what I want to do to them. The credits ran out. As you can see 100% of the girls are not true and the website is a full on scam. Lucky I only lost $250 NZD and lessen learnt. So much for the validation process. This business model can't lose as they have standard answers to every question you can ask them and will end up only going in circles. What I don't understand is this website comes out of New York USA why has this company been allowed to operate as if this was happening in New Zealand it would be shut down immediately.

Just as I suspected, your site is full of fake profiles and is just here to encourage spending. I have multiple screen shots of duplicate accounts that have the same profiles. I will be putting them out on every social media platform and every relevant review site that will expose your business practices. This is not how to conduct an honest business. I am lucky that I have not invested heavily into this application, I feel very sad that the average person may run this risk of losing large amounts of money through this platform. It needs to be stopped, those that are seeking a real relationship via online platforms should be treated with respect and honesty. I will not be using this website for the purposes that you intend now, I will collect as much data as possible to use it against your company to fight for the rights as a person that is being sold a product that is not actually true. I hope that these practices are brought to a halt as orchid romance is taking advantage by deception.

As with any online dating service it's important to be skeptical. A person may be "validated", but are they actually single, are you actually messaging her and not someone else, are the pictures really of her. Chancing on OrchidRomance.com, the response of the first gal "online" that I reached out to was quick. My oh my, she must be at this a lot, must have dozens of guys on her line, writing her, spending money to send pictures. So I'm curious, how do i personally authenticate her. How does anyone verify someone's authenticity online? 1) I found the "live video" feature to be intriguing, and there she was. Or was it a gif, a repeating video? I asked her to wave at me, and her reply was a curt, 'If you're suspicious of me, that would be a bad way to start dating. Should we end the dialogue?' So I suspect the video was recorded previously, and whoever I'm typing with probably isn't the person in the pictures. She/He/It just wanted me to continue chatting - and spending to buy credits that allowed me to send pictures, watch more video, message her etc. So I suspected that she herself worked for the site, or gets a kickback. Her reaction to my request was revealing...as if she herself didn't realize that i myself might be fake; certainly not empathetic to the reality that guys get taken for fools so frequently by beautiful women. I would think she would ask me to turn on MY camera! That brings me to my 2nd basis for skepticism. 2) Almost all the women on the site are gorgeous. Ok, it's possible the company screens and recruits very effectively. But are that many gorgeous women ever single and looking abroad and apparently that easy to please? I'm not sure, but based on other dating sites, wow, this is a very different group and reaction. 3) The content of letters and messages. A couple were reasonable. But wow, most were over the top romantic gushers out of the gate. Do they know I'm real? Why are they throwing themselves at me? Are they assuming I'm a ravenous or starving dog? Kind of nuts really. I hardly put anything in my profile, and my picture isn't bad, but sheesh...it's not appealing or realistic to be given the impression I'm worthy of her moving to live with me after one glance. 4) Then there's the gift giving and wow, what an avenue for suckers to get played. You could spend 1000's. I guess some people do that. I wouldn't, not until after I know she is real and thinks I'm something other than a moneybag. Overall something may become of writing these gals. As with any endeavor there's months of sorting wheat from chafe. But if someone can't take the slightest instruction to be authenticated, for example to wave in the camera on "live TV", we're getting nowhere, and the entire enterprise is cast in doubt. It's a long road to impress me, but let's start by you proving who you say you are, rather than gushing all over me as if you'd be happy to bear me children tomorrow. . I'm left with one major thought, one principal impression, and it is this: This dating site employs women to chat with men, be nice, be sweet, be seductive, but really only to make money from the credits men purchase. And I suspect many of the "gals" are married or with partners...my gut tells me there's just no way the local choices of men are so abusive, lazy, or ugly that these gals are actually single or so interested in foreigners. I also tried John Gary's suggestion to 'write my name on a piece of paper and send a picture in the chat', and yep, weird replies all excuses. And as someone else suggested, it's mighty odd that many "gals" (gal-bots?) are up all night their time, every night. If anyone ie, other reviewers, wants to discuss what this looks like, please contact me at Alki Rake Eryx on face... Would be happy to learn more about how they share 'the same salon', 'move from house to house between cities', why j4l.com is actually different (before I pay to find out), and a 'call center'. I've become intrigued at how this all might actually operate. Seems very sophisticated...and just plain wrong. BTW, another site i was at today, Violetdates, had "live video" as well, and "the gal" made up some similarly weird excuse not to wave in the camera.

I tried this site for 6 months one girl showed me pictures of her supposed got that I did a backsearch and was an insurance add on Google of this yacht. One girl after I told her I think her profile was fake admitted and said , you caught me didn't you! Then kept texting like nothing happened. I've texted other girls also getting strange answers to my questions. Try to get verified to no avail. Seems like a scam to me if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck....

As I was reading the other reviews I could not help but agree that this website is entirely fake. I spent a lot of money talking to several women here. I even tried to be cautious and examined every photo the women had posted. When you look at the videos and compare the photos it becomes obvious these women are not who they say. Women claiming to be in their 50s look like girls in their late 20s. When questioned they claim that's really them. The last one I talked to confessed the posted photos were not her.but enhanced images created by the website. She then fooled me with what could have been real photos and I liked what I saw. Seemed realistic. Then came some stories about hard luck friends to elicit my sympathy. We exchanged lots of stories of our lives and endearments. I was becoming very wary because some things did not add up. Finally the last thing that made me wake up was her asking me to send her a gift because a jealous friend bragged about getting one. She asked for a bottle of perfume which would have a minimal cost of $200 and a lot more. So lesson learned and I will certainly check reviews from now on. And even when contacting customer service I received a complete run around about picture size not loading, there is no fake profiles etc . Wished I checked the reviews sooner.

Well, I have experienced fraud with this company. Their 3rd party suppliers for example all of Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan are under one supplier. The girls rotate houses during the week between Almaty,Ashgabat, and Bishkek and use they all use the same company for pictures and gifts and the girls actually own the company that supplies the gifts in Bishkek. They plan all gifts delivered on same day to same girl so it is her day to be there during the week. Same hair salon. It’s all a complex scam and if you follow the money it’s easy to see. These girls are con artists make no mistake. The stories they steal from the men they post on Instagram to get prizes for the most followers. The girls call the men they fraud their piggy bank and they meet once a month to have a party at a restaurant and distribute money from the Kyrgyzstan bank. They own lovingfeel, orchidromance, amourfeel, asianmelodies, easternhoneys who knows how many others. They are basically trafficking young women. Stay away if you don’t want to be investigated later. This is my personal experience.

Just like latinfeels.com. Uses the same program and pricing. Bots contact you once you log in. Hit after hit. Lots of pretty ladies. None of which exist. Ask them to send you a pic with your name and date on a piece of paper, read the reply’s. I don’t have a cell ph, my cameras broke, somebody stole my ph, lost it in an auto accident. Nothing more than an adult chat room. Nobody here is real. Pick a fight with them, tomorrow it’s like it never happened. This site breaks hearts and pocket books. Don’t pull out your CC. You want to meet a lady there, buy a plane ticket and go there. More cheaper in the long run. Total Scammmmm.