Kevin B.

I had goonies guy as my profile pic. And had the hottest 20 year old chicks hit on me and ask me if I would live them. Lol. I'm 60, advanced degree and have no problem getting a woman. I just wanted to see how shady this place was. Not an unattractive woman on the site. They all look like models. I asked a few of them I was messaging to write my name on a piece of paper and hold it up to her face so I knew it was her. She kept asking me if I wanted to see her naked and I said no, I want to see that pic first with my name on it. She never gave it, none of them did. I swear this is a prostitution ring where the "dates" actually do all they can to keep you talking and spending money. Do a solid favor to yourself and stay away from here! If my profile pics got my inbox full of hot women who want me to love them, they have me confused for a sucker. Save your money, this place is a clear scam

You can say what you want Amour Factory, but clearly you cant have that many "models" who swarm on anyone the second they are online, no matter what you put in your profile, the swarm is the same and it is clearly a sweat-shop type arrangement with the sole purpose of getting suckers to continue talking to the girls who they think really have interest in them, which they wont. Why don't you show you are legit (you vetted them, why cant the token buyers vet them?) All it would take is if the one they are talking too, can have proof it is them they are talking too, buy sending a pic of their name or something next to their face? That would make sense and prove you aren't a scam site, because you are and wont do this simple step because you have only so many "Stock photos" of the models to share and it's further proof that the ladies they think they are talking too aren't the actual ones they are talking too. This would make it more legitimate. They talk perfect English, and when I asked them to do this step, suddenly they seem to not understand my request. I offered to put their name on a piece of paper, take a picture of it, to show it's me, but they sure cant reciprocate which clearly screams SCAM. Do you understand this? Or do you suddenly not understand English either? It is a legitimate and simple request to prove you are who you say you are, and will prove you aren't just out for members money. Lets see if you step up and recommend this step to the sweat-shop "employees" that they should do this step. I bet you wont because it will expose the scam you are running. Shame on you