BeHappy2day

Please look at the attached picture where the message explicitly states it's a AI generated message. I have used this website for 3 months and spent around 2000 dollars. I received ~1300 messages uninvitedly from many fake ladies. However, each girl we have written for weeks failed to contact you through email, WhatsApp or Facebook even after declaring love. The site officials even intervened to make it look normal.
The information you give in private to a lady pops up in other girls' messages. None of the girls after showing much intimacy will contact you other than these messages.
What a shame!

Do not use this website! It's a rip-off

So corrupt! I met my g/f on Seek4Bride.com -this site is working better because they don't have all this scam going on, they have real ladies. What they do on Behappy2day, they just steal money from consumers. No woman agrees to meet to real. To be more exact, they do agree at first, but then they always come up with some sort of excuse. But the bottom line is they are just making money there, separating male users from their cash. Don't be duped. You can go on forever and never go anywhere with these "ladies" who are nothing but bots and staff members who pretend to be looking for relationship.

This has been the best service so far, I have been on many other dating sites, but I have not experienced such precise and adequate service. I met absolutely beautiful lady, Olga, she is pretty, loving, funny and intelligent. We kicked it off immediately we started talking and we are going for our third date soon I am so happy I met her. I am definitely a lucky guy!

An example:

Picture 1. Gabriela Profile picture from BeHappy2Day (ID: *******)
2. Same Profile picture and ID on OneWife.com (ID: *******)
Picture 3. Gabriela Instagram account picture January 2019
https://www.instagram.com/gabriellkrainova/
Picture 4. Gabriela and her man about April 2019
Picture 5. Gabriela and her man about May 2019 (Monaco)
Picture 6. Gabriela and her man about October 2019
Picture 7. Gabriela and her man about November 2019. Caption Translation "Thank God for you"
Picture 8. Gabriela and her man in the elevator to their "New Home" mid-May 2020
Picture 9. Gabriela and her man celebrating their "New Home" mid-May 2020. Caption Translation: "With housewarming us Vlad and I moved. HOORAY""
10. Gabriella and her man driving around - late January 2021

I wonder if this woman actually has time to chat with this site's "Customers" between her man, her modeling jobs, travelling, and the other three plus dating sites where she has a profile posted.

All of this reminds me of the Aerosmith "Sweet Emotions" music video:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=82cJgPXU-ik

Good luck to you, but all this looks too suspicious and risky for me.

Nobody should think twice about signing up to BeHappy2Day. I am sure it's an ideal place to find both great female friends and the special one. It took me half a year to grow a relationship but everything was worth it.

The site might be expensive, but it offers the possibility to share private contact information via a virtual gift. I found a woman here end of August, after two days chatting, we shared email addresses and we have met in September.
Now almost 9 months later we are making plans to marry and having a family.
I have had chats with some other woman before, and all woman are seriously looking for an husband. Just be nice and gentle and you will for sure meet your woman.

Hello guys. If you are using an online dating platform, make sure to look out for signs that the woman you're talking to is actually a scammer:
1-Scammers tend to move very quickly in terms of trying to establish an emotional connection. Within a short period, they may say they love you and that they feel a very deep connection to you. Be on your guard if they call you 'dear' or 'sweetie' up front. Using pet names right away could indicate that a scammer is trying to hastily forge an emotional connection.
2-Despite they have a nice computer or a new smartphone( my new IPhone is broken.), there will always be an excuse why they can't meet in person or show themselves on camera. They say they live overseas or somewhere remote, or their technology isn't working.
3-Thanks to Google Image you can search for a presence online as everybody is using social medias. So another bad sign is when their online profile doesn't match what they tell you about themselves.( A women told me that she loved me and wanted to live with me in the second message in the first week).
4-BeHappy2day claims to be legitimate but is actually filled with scammers or underpopulated. Be aware they can mine your information.( Use Google Image to verify the pictures are not owned by someone different from the woman in contact with you. If you are lucky you would be able to chat on social medias with the real ones and confirm that it is a scam. I could talk with a few women outside of BeHappy2day and realized that a lot of their profiles are completely fake.
5-Their Profile Contents are Too-Good-To-Be-True. ( Doctor, Businesswoman, Rich, Virgin, Good in bed, willing to be your slave.)
6-Automated Conversations. To make the most out of their so-called "market", most scammers use automated messages to fool multiple individuals simultaneously. They even don't answer your questions or are not carrying about your family or job.very strange conversations sometimes.
7-Fake profiles use daring photos of a person (a model mostly, some porn models also).
A good number of these fake profiles will send limited and racy photos that are taken from pornographic material. The worst part is when these scammers ask their victims for payment if the latter asks for more photos.(10 credits for more pictures or videos here).
8-One of the most common tactics used nowadays is getting the man to be interested in a girl who always lives far away so there is no real chance of a real meeting. Then the girl will say they want to video chat instead, but of course they are really a webcam girl, and it will cost money to be able to chat with them. (30 credits for a 30 minutes chat here). Some women are almost 4 to 8 hours online to catch you when you sign in. Some women have the same profil in 2 or 3 websites so they are for sure working for the dating websites. Who would spend eight hours seven days a week online? Don't worry they would schedule a chat with you to be sure you'll spend more money.
9-While being a little nervous for someone you've been talking to online for months is normal, it's not normal to avoid video chatting or another way of communication outside of the website at all costs after your relation reached a certain level.
10-FBI Warns of Criminals Using Online Dating Sites to Target Victims and Recruit Money Mules…I am tired to heard that poor people have this only way to win money in some friend countries.
11-Sister-jewels websites. Yes I found a copy of BeHappy2day website www.onewife.com with a lot of similarities( just change the name, a few colors….)Take a look if you are interested to understand where you are.
12--No real anti-scam policy. Even if BeHappy2day claims to fight scams and try to protect you it's never their fault is something goes wrong. I sent them some evidences about a few women using pictures stolen on social medias and porn blogs or websites. The customers service never removed these profils and refused to admit a problem was existing.
I quote here BeHappy2day "You may recognize a scam if a user falsifies her personal profile's details deliberately, for example: name, age, children, language level or marital status. We will thoroughly investigate the case, and delete the user from our database.
A user's profile is used by a third party, without the user's awareness (for example, an agency uses the user's profile without her knowledge to communicate with you). We will thoroughly investigate the case, and fine and/or ban the affiliate partner that initiated the scam activity on our website."
So I my case BeHappy2day didn't respected their own anti-scam policy.

Conclusion: The anti-scam policies not respected and the came girls pushing you to spend more money with a lot of messages, costly chat invitations, not free pictures, no real messages are a red flag for me. I consider that BeHappy2Day is a real scam. I join a copy of a fake profil using pictures from a real model already in a relation. Don't waste your time, money and feelings...we only live once.

When you first sign up you are overwhelmed be the amount of attention from gorgeous women! And of course every interaction is costly but that is not the worst. I messaged this one particular girl for a while even video chatted with her, she let me know of a hidden feature to get a girls contact info so we could communicate outside the website, of course it is costly but I went ahead and did it anyway. So I did it, and I started messaging this girl outside the site... and after I finally got a selfie from her it was a different girl... this site might have real girls but most are professional daters who are probably paid to stay on the site communicate with guys and maybe even sell information to others.
I have even had other girls refuse to communicate outside the site after assuring me they are seriously interested in me romantically.

This site is complete scam, lies and cheating,I put my ad and withen 2 weeks had close to 1000 mails,How that is possible?,i paied almost 7€ for each Gor a few to open and wrote them Bach,NONE DIDN,T GET BACK TO ME, is a tope off and most ads the photos all done with a profesional and don,t see any average ads.

I was very briefly a member of this site. The girls here throw out sexual comments to get you to talk to them. Some of those comments I still use as examples of the most shocking things asked from a complete stranger. I did not still around long enough to request contacts. But the rule of thumb is if she refuses to provide contacts, only wants to talk on the site, or claims such nonsense as "I do not have email" and the like, she is a scammer. Sure many of the girls do not have internet at home, or a smart phone, or something along those lines, but I have yet to meet one that did not have an email address that she checks at least one a week or so. I have never meet a girl that who was serious was not at least willing to attempt to communicate outside of the sites. Typically every instant chat and video chat marriage agency site I have seen so far pays many if not all of its girls to talk to men. Many of the girls this is a full time job that pays well, as there are plenty of idiot men that will stick around and pay out 100,200,300 a week in fees and chat features for a girl that will never meet them. I would give this site 1 star, but I did not stick around to see how bad it might be.

This is a PPL site, which is very professional, but, from what I can tell from my three experiences visiting with women through three different PPL sites, is that they all apply the 'insincerity scam'. It is very common for women to have something come up such as a family or work issue which takes them away from being able to meet you, or, meeting you for only one day, or making it rather inconvenient for you to meet them in another city, even though you made arrangements to visit with her for real experiences. In contrast, I've met three different women, on three different visits through Elenasmodels, and each was like a normal real interest situation, I could've gotten married to two of the women, but I decided I just wasn't really attracted enough, though I'm still on occasional communication with one because we have good chemistry and have fun together. The other one of the three which was the first one I met, the chemistry was just not quite there, though still a good visit, and very real on the communications.
So, in basically each case of the PPL, there seems to have been some insincerity scamming. The second time I did PPL, I met one woman I had been in correspondence with prior to visiting with, and, met two women through the marriage agency while visiting who I'd not known about before, and one woman who had to go to another city 4+ hours away while I was on my flight. I'm just being brief here, but, I don't recommend PPL. If you do, get your own taxi at the airport, book your own hotel or apartment, - unless the prices are really good. And, lastly, only visit (going on the idea for the developed potential of making family with) women who don't need an interpreter, i. E. have 'good enough' conversational English skills. And, make clear to them that you are the guest, and they are hosting you, though you'll do the paying of the things, but the point is, suggest some things you'd like to do while visiting them, but also have them think of things to do. Also, use the public bus transportation as much as possible, or trains if appropriate. Walk as practical and enjoyable. Minimize the use of or don't use taxis.

This review is based on extensive experience with foreign dating sites, including extensive experience with this particular site. In fact, I've attempted numerous relationships on this site.
The first thing I can tell you is the services you think you're paying for here are not legitimate, and you should not believe anything this platform tells its customers – in terms of its policies. This platform's word means nothing. These same assertions apply to some other foreign dating platforms also.
The staff are totally deceitful and not interested in facilitating your satisfaction, beyond their sole interest in taking money from you.
Unsuspecting, trusting consumers will fall for catchy marketing lines such as "Your satisfaction is our passion", their "First class dating" icon, and their policy affirmation that their women are fully verified, single women seeking a companion abroad.
ITS LIES, FOLKS!
The name, Behappy2day is a sardonic joke on how this platform really operates. Bemiserable2day, or Berippedoff2day – plus every subsequent day you use this site – are more accurate and appropriate.
In the written information, in their FAQ section, this site claims that it's the women who do their own writing to you.
The women DO NOT exclusively carry out correspondence with you. This is unequivocal. I can prove it with many segments of writing I've paid to receive. Behappy2day is a fraudulent relationship service.
I've tried relationships with various ladies on this site; the letters and storylines from the supposed lady's end can be summarized as conspicuously hokey and containing stark incoherencies that no real person could possibly be making.
The layers of my own experience on this site clearly indicate it fully facilitates pay-per-letter scams. The corruption comes from the website itself, although they brush off scrutiny with ludicrous customer service excuses such as "We are just a communication platform."
When you're exchanging letters with someone abroad, how do you know you're actually talking to the person in the profile images, and how do you know she's actually single and actually serious about a future with you?
This is where Behappy2day fails with flying colours to provide a legitimate service.
I've repeatedly asked different women I've been in contact with on this site to identify themselves visually, in a way specific to my relationship with each lady. They unanimously fail to do this. The voice on the other end tries insipid persuasion and bogus rhetoric to make me feel guilty about not showing blind trust. Yet all these ladies started out in early letters professing boundless love.
This is an absurd contradiction: purported love, but they can't send a simple photo, specific to my request criteria, to help affirm their identity. How difficult is it to send a photo – for example: standing in front of a landmark, in the location where a lady supposedly resides, so I can see this is true with my own eyes? Think about what it means.
Taking this problem to website staff, the staff persistently evade questions. I mean 100% evasion. They will not touch this topic.
The personalized photo's I've managed to attain from ladies on this site came after substantial resistance and delays, and although these ladies are in different parts of the world, the notes they're holding are written in the same electronically generated font, obviously concocted by the website.
Conveniently, the website staff call it proof that my relationships with their ladies are real. Apparently "proof" and B.S. Are interchangeable notions on Behappy2day.

My advice to anyone using any relationship platform: if the person on the other end can't readily identify herself regularly with visuals specific to your own relationship with her, then stop the relationship, plain and simple.
So, on Behappy2day, getting past this first step is not even possible (with many ladies), and its not possible because the site is facilitating fraudulent relationships for profit.
The next steps of knowing if the ladies are actually single and actually interested in you are also very shady on this site.
I know for a fact, because of extensive experience on foreign sites and cross-references with other sites, that some ladies on Behappy2day are not legitimate singles. The only reason they have a profile on a dating site such as Behappy2day is to earn / solicit money from paying users.
You'll never gain an opportunity to meet such a lady. Your efforts will be a one-way street of being deprived of your money, no matter how much you try to build a real relationship.
Either their visual data is being manipulated by this platform to rip you off, or the ladies themselves are simply acting – and it can be of combination of both.
The articulated policies of verified profiles and assurance that all ladies are real and looking for their companion abroad is a MAJOR LIE. Do not fall for it.
The staff tells you the same B.S. Over and over about how their ladies have gone through security checks, but these are empty words.
This site has blundered its own credibility so badly with me, all I can say to anyone else is: avoid it entirely.
Be rigid in your approach to any online relationship and do not fall for blind trust. If your blind trust is being solicited, however subtly, while you keep having to pay for communication, stop falling for it.
Put everything to the test with your own logic and cautiousness. Bear in mind other people's testimonies, plus the necessity for you to see visual material that takes guesswork out of your experience.
Pay-per-letter scams should be treated as very serious infringements on consumers.
They're ripping off the consumer on three different fronts:
First, you're spending your money on a service, which you're not aware is fake. Behappy2day is not good value to begin with (there are less expensive foreign sites), so this makes it all the worse when you're spending a lot on an illegitimate correspondence.
Second, you're being ripped off for your own time. You're investing your own time in writing personal messages to help build a relationship, but its not a legitimate relationship to begin with.
Third, there's the emotional fall-out and adverse effects this has on your own well-being when the bubble bursts, and you discover the romantic interest from the lady's end was fake.
I want to dig into the topic of letter legitimacy even more with observations I've made, through prolonged, consistently negative experiences on this platform.
The letters you receive earlier in any given relationship here contain strong affirmations of interest in you, including affirmations of love and commitment.
I received basically the same letter, written on the same template, from different ladies, at different points in time, who live in different parts of the world, in which they're emphatically thanking me. Various sentences start of with "Thank you" and continue with utmost sentimental words.
Have any other users of this site received the same thing? Its obviously formulaic and fake.
After approximately 3 letters, you get a notification that the lady you're corresponding with has added you to her favourite's. It makes you feel special. But after trying different relationships on this site, you realize this is just an automated ploy. It means nothing.
Throughout the letter correspondence there's hokey patronizing and paraphrasing of your own statements, in the ladies' letters, mirroring agreement with everything you say. Real people do not speak like this. This hokey writing is spat out by A.I. Or staff.
If the ladies carry out their own correspondence, why do letters written to you by ladies in locations all over the world start with "Hello, dear [your name]". Think about it. This is bogus. The letters are coming from the website.
But more than these things, what stands out as totally bogus is sharp contradictions in statements and train-of-thought which are conspicuously visible in some back-to-back letters I've received, supposedly written by the same lady.
When bringing this to the attention of website staff and cross-checking for credibility, it becomes very clear they're the crooks. They're liars and B.S. Artists who try to conjure up any justification or excuse, or who otherwise evade your questions. The customer service here is a façade.
On top of all this, the ladies are apt to suddenly end the relationship or invent an excuse why they can't leave their location, when you get to the point of trying to organize your future together.
ITS BOGUS!
In one of my experiences on this site, I started communicating with two ladies at the same time, because the first lady, with whom I was solely corresponding, started weaving reasons into her dialogue about why she couldn't leave her country (although nothing I was being told was verified by her visually).
I started noticing a bizarre interplay in my dialogue with these two ladies. I would write something to one of them, such as a remark about the weather, and I'd get a new letter from the other lady, who would start talking about the weather.
The explanation is the website was scamming me for letter exchange.
The anti-scam policy on this website ensures you won't be asked to send a lady money. But this policy is drastically overshadowed by the website's own sleazy illegitimacy.
At the front door, they're politely assuring you won't get scammed on their site, but at the backdoor they're concurrently ripping of your credit card with a fraudulent product: a fake relationship encapsulated by fake letters.
I've noticed the fellow who calls himself dating scout and writes reviews about dating sites has some decent things to say about Behappy2day.
Here's my advice buddy: finance one of your single friend's relationship attempts on this platform. Watch him get ripped off and lied to over and over on your tab, then try writing an accurate review of this website.
On this site, they have testimonials of some couples who met via their site. Yes, it might be possible to meet someone here and have it transpire into something, but its very likely to not be without significant hassle, if it even ever happens. I've personally wasted years trying.
Why doesn't this website provide space for testimonials from all the men they've ripped off again and again and again? – All the men left with stress and sorrows because they tried to trust this site. Huh?
If you're having a bad time with a site like this, don't let it push you around. Report your experience to your card holder. Tell regulatory business bureaus. Post comments about your experience to inform other people.
In passing, I'll relate two other big red flags I've experienced on this site, among so many others. Having registered years ago, I remember some of the same profiles that were on this site when I first registered. In more recent times, I asked website staff how long one such lady has had her profile on their site. The staff lied through their teeth with the answer. They told me less than 6 months. In reality, this lady's profile has been on this site for more than 3 years. Let me tell you unequivocally: the website is using this and other such profiles to rip you off.
Another lady with whom I corresponded is described as being fluent in English. In one of her letters to me she acknowledged that I'm looking for my lifetime husband. The letter was obviously written by A.I. Which hasn't figured out I'm a man looking for a wife. Jesus! What a ridiculous platform.

Using Behappy2day has been nothing but a waste of time and disappointment, and its no coincidence or chance thing.
People and businesses who rip other people off and play games in any way for profit, under pretense of romantic interest and facilitating relationships, are losers.
Behappy2day does not give a damn about your customer experience or success. Their prerogative is not to help connect people; its to rip you off.

So, please, think carefully about how you proceed with your relationship interests.

I met girls whom I knew before, and they even did not recognize me! So stay away from this site!

Another fraudulent web site, similar to anastasia.com.
I received 192 e-mails in 4 days!? Age range - 19 to 57.
Some of the chat requests started as: Hello, %Client Name%! Disgusting!

A while ago I had an account there when the design of the site was different. A few months ago I opened a new account because I found a woman with whom I had already been communicating and found her profile on other sites as well. So I started a test messaging her on a few of these sites - every letter back from her was different and if you understand a bit how these sites work it was clear - not serious, stay way.

In principal this site works like any other PPL site in EE - pay per letter, write with translators - NOT the women themselves - and only afterwards are involved - if at all. Letters are kept general - once you read the question "Do you agree dear?" it is a red flag where you should start to ask yourself if the communication is real and genuine. Just ask in a letter: "Do you prefer black or white" - probable answer "it depends on my mood, do you agree dear?" *sarcasm off*

After all, please make up your own mind - reviews here are only a recommendation and reflect a personal opinion - but if 8 or 9 out of 10 ppl say, stay away it is a good indicator.

Without any offense - the positive reviews here for Behappy2day are coming from users with mostly only 1 rating - *nothing more to add*

It's far too costly for the quality of services they provide
You could try it, the girls are very attractive

In the past, I've had a lot of problems meeting women that I can really connect with on a personal level. Online, it was even worse. But somehow, this site was different. I was lucky enough to meet a very special lady who was sweet and genuine with a fantastic sense of humor. We just kept messaging each other. The more we chatted online, the more I fell for her. Finally, we met, and she's the best thing that ever happened to me. Seriously, Im a lucky guy!

While any site owner can attest to being legitimate, the true test of any paid dating website/mobile app is whether it is subscription based. Any site purported to be an "agency" would not be running the "Credit Mill" long con.

At present, it'll cost you ~$1.50 to perform most any communication function such as reading or sending a letter or to view a girl's additional photos.

I setup a profile 30 days ago and purposely left it as incomplete as possible. I also didn't post a profile photo.

With this profile setup, I currently have ~1000 letters from prospective "brides".

Were I to join a subscription based datesite it'd cost me about $30 USD a month for unlimited communication with the ability to go off site whenever I choose.

Reading and replying, just once, to just 10% of the letters received on this site would run me $300 USD.

This datesite "agency" is a pure credit mill long con.

Good site, everything they promised was delivered. I had to leave the site as I found someone offline. Would be happy to come back if needed.

What an amazing experience! Awesome women, genuine connections and the very real possibility of finding true love. Since I signed up with the behappy2day dating site, Im happy every day.

I signed up a few minutes ago because it was highly rated on a few sites.

Upon loging in I asmost instantly get pretty long messages and life stories that no person can type in 4 seconds.
Normally people start with "hi", but okay.
My profile is also very interesting! (It only has my first name in it)

The search function just assumes im a guy, without any option to change it. Maybe im a girl?
Although being described as an international dating site, the search function only covers 10-15 countries. There is one person subscribed in australia and around 8 in the entire united states.

I'm thankful for using a throwaway email adress.
Also saw another independant 'review' stating how awesome this site is "if you like this style of dating".
Great to see you're writing your own reviews!

This site is a scam, and certainly not international enough to call itself an international dating site. There's a few stray woman from other countries and that's it. (Can't tell about the male offer)
Don't bother

I never even subscribed to them and I get an email from them telling me that I have an account with them and that there are brides waiting for me to respond.

I never do dating sites online, And since I don't know the username or password that was used to create the account, I can't plug in to tell them to tear it down. And THEN I posted on Facebook as I wanted to know how they got my email address and then they tell me to log into my account to talk to customer service. And then I told them, either they take down my so called account or I would see if the News would help me out

Stay away from this site! Seriously! Too many profiles of 'women' who want to speak with you the moment you log in. Also, you constantly receive letters from 'women', many of whom are NEVER ONLINE! WHAT?!

Been communicating to a 'girl' for almost two full years, then one day 'she' vanishes. Should also mention that the people who run this site never even let me know from the moment she vanished why she left for good. Also, never got to actually see the $#*! on videochat, which is the site's best option to see if the women are real once they have a camera on their computer(many DON'T, so BEWARE!)

Spoke to another one for a month late last year in 2016 and also never saw her after that EVER again, despite having a camera feature to use the aformentioned videochat. Basically, alot of money, and I mean: ALOT was spent trying to get a lover on this so called dating/matchmaking site.

$#*! THIS GARBAGE SITE AND STAY AWAY!

This is a cold cruel palce for a lonley man, i spent a lot of money with one particular girl and when we got to email contact she vanished, she was on 10 different sites with basic level english to fluent, from working in a travel agency to being a lawyer, i realise when she was away to help her family to family illness etc etc, i was being strung along and dumped, what did she get out of this well your off the site emailng her so the site gets no money, or she will use you for her own pleasure for photos and video to strip for her, you will think you and inch from marriage and any human will get bedazzled by her or them, they are top class at what they do, and the site will milk you pennyless, these great reviews here are bull, the site wil also encourage the girl to stay on the site and brianwash here of the dangers of not being protected by the site, they will try to brainwash you into a trip to ukriane where they will supply you wit apt and everything, the site will never have the slightest simpathy for you in anything you as them, they are cold hearted and ruthless, i wasted 5 months and thousands of dollars here, -- advice to the lonely amazing women site is cheap and grilliant so is v i p brides also kiev and ukraine dating contact if free 10 dolla r a month subscription, 150 dollars you can make contact with any girl, stay away from the ecrooks-- like foriegn affairs-- be happy today -- and thier affiliated sites where thes girls look nothing like thier model photo shoots where every flaw in looks is hid, the girls dont know the expense you will have to be out, and they get free model shoot and free hire of clothes, scam crooks be aware of the girls english speaking ability and visa's to leave countries,