Gemma H.

Saphrina.com is just another landing page going to the same pool of suckers that have signed up to datingfactory (that's exactly what they do... push out a long line of URLs with different niches, around 20 in total and pool everyone together).

It has arose there are many 'Fake' & 'Libelous' reviews written what seems to be from a competitor of ours. (Datingfactory.com - which hold many domains and brands, a brand for every niche of dating.)

I have been in a senior post within the online review industry for many years and can tell with ease the construction and methods of fake reviews can be published.

Slander towards other dating sites stating 'Fake' 'waste of money' ect whilst giving alternatives & plugging all Datingfactory sites like justcougars.com, saphrina.com, flirtydater.com, primetimelove.com.'

Each one of there domains (I have checked around 7 or 8 but have around 16-20 brands in total so will be more that have a Trustpilot page with the same profiles writing reviews about themselves in a positive way.

It is my clear understanding that a review on a company/service/product must have a transaction or even an experience in some cases in order to write a review in the first instance. From closer inspection to the reviews published on your site, most of the reviews are the same with keywords changed to suit the company/service that they are reviewing which looks 'impartial' by mentioning other dating domains such as Ashley Madison however then going on to offer their own brands as an alternative with. Com links to their various brands. Ashley Madison has FAR MORE members, a better platform, better marketing, yearrrrs ahead of the game. Join and inovater, not a copycat using fraudulent black hat tactics against competitors!

This is not only fake and fraudulent, this is also slander and free advertisement on their behalf.

This case (of which I have full IP addresses in which some have forgot to use a proxy to fabricate them!) - how silly of them.

The press/bloggers and media will love the screen grabs of here and trustpilot - even use the same names. "Justin Time" - oh look here he is again below! - just laughable!

Saphrina.com is just another landing page going to the same pool of suckers that have signed up to datingfactory (that's exactly what they do... push out a long line of URLs with different niches, around 20 in total and pool everyone together).

It has arose there are many 'Fake' & 'Libelous' reviews written what seems to be from a competitor of ours. (Datingfactory.com - which hold many domains and brands, a brand for every niche of dating.)

I have been in a senior post within the online review industry for many years and can tell with ease the construction and methods of fake reviews can be published.

Slander towards other dating sites stating 'Fake' 'waste of money' ect whilst giving alternatives & plugging all Datingfactory sites like justcougars.com, saphrina.com, flirtydater.com, primetimelove.com.'

Each one of there domains (I have checked around 7 or 8 but have around 16-20 brands in total so will be more that have a Trustpilot page with the same profiles writing reviews about themselves in a positive way.

It is my clear understanding that a review on a company/service/product must have a transaction or even an experience in some cases in order to write a review in the first instance. From closer inspection to the reviews published on your site, most of the reviews are the same with keywords changed to suit the company/service that they are reviewing which looks 'impartial' by mentioning other dating domains such as Ashley Madison however then going on to offer their own brands as an alternative with. Com links to their various brands. Ashley Madison has FAR MORE members, a better platform, better marketing, yearrrrs ahead of the game. Join and inovater, not a copycat using fraudulent black hat tactics against competitors!

This is not only fake and fraudulent, this is also slander and free advertisement on their behalf.

This case (of which I have full IP addresses in which some have forgot to use a proxy to fabricate them!) - how silly of them.

The press/bloggers and media will love the screen grabs of here and trustpilot - even use the same names. "Justin Time" to name one! (He's below on here too!)