- Posts commented last
- The latest posts
- The latest comments
- Men & women
- Ladies only
- Gentlemen's club
- Marrying in America, Australia, New Zealand, Canada
- Marrying in Europe
- Marrying in Muslim countries (Turkey, UAE, etc)
- Marrying in countries except Europe, America, Australia, Canada and Muslim countries
- I seek advice
- Share your experience
- Our happy couples and happy wishes
- Life after marriage. Immigration, adaptation to life abroad
- Meeting in real life
- Children in a family with a foreign man
- Travelling
- People, culture & society
- A place to live. Real estate.
- Administrative issues
- Studying foreign languages/ language barriers
- Beauty, health, lifestyle
- Humour
- My art
- Esotericism and psychology
- Our four-legged friends
- The school of happiness
- Positive psychology club "Rule your life"
- Greetings section (birthdays, best wishes, congratulations, etc.)
Maybe it is just good fortune but I am yet to find a scammer that is actually good at it. That's not to say that fake profiles don't attempt contact but it is just so obvious and laughable that I can't believe anyone falls for it. For example I got a message this morning and it went hello handsome mister here is my whatsapp contact me and I will share more of my private picture and her profile was obviously some model...seriously, the level of desperation and stupidity a guy must have to think that could be serious. The next level from there is just marginally better, they'll say my name and not just put a cut and paste message... but by message 2 or 3 they're in love with me and can't imagine a life without me...again a little more common sense would rule out these ones too. At best somebody who falls in love after 2 messages is unstable but more likely disingenuous. I would say that the percentage of scammers out there working the long game who are skilled scammers is probably low but it is a good idea to vet anybody before you invest any serious time into them.