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This is a fraudulent Dating website, in the same ways Ashley Madison was. Here are some of my observations: RUN, GUYS!!!! Do NOT use AmoreDate, AsianSouls, or any of their obvious twin sites. AsianSouls and AmoreDate say they are not affiliated in any way. However, the profiles are identical. The Site processes are identical, and yet the "site's profile responders" appear to be different people.... These platforms are designed to drain your wallet. The pricing is outrageous: • ~$20 just to read and reply to a single letter • ~$4 to view one photo (and some previously paid photos get re-blurred) • $20+ to unlock “exclusive” posts • Thousands of credits (hundreds or even thousands of dollars) for things as simple as a digital GIF “gift” It’s blatant price gouging (Fraud). Worse, the profiles appear highly questionable (fraudulent). The same women — identical photos, identical descriptions — show up across the “separate” sites. Conversations are inconsistent, as if multiple people are responding behind a single profile (Fake Profiles just like the Ashley Madison site used). When discrepancies are raised, excuses follow (“My account was hacked… I didn’t write that…”). Try messaging the same profile across the different sites and the responders will say they aren’t on the other Sites / someone must have duplicated them… The entire system is structured to prevent users from moving off-platform. Requests to exchange contact details are heavily delayed and overly intricate. Meanwhile, male users are encouraged to keep buying credits to continue chats filled with affection, promises, and very provocative content — but no real-world progression (i.e. they will always say they can’t share their email and when they finally do, they’ll supply a masked email address, and then ghost you every time within 10 days). There are also significant Site-internal delays around “contact detail requests,” justified as compliance or KYC processing. From a professional standpoint — having designed KYC and customer investigation frameworks myself — these delays are operationally unnecessary and commercially motivated. Since joining, I’ve also experienced a spike in third-party scam outreach, raising serious concerns about data handling practices. Bottom line: These sites are engineered to maximize credit purchases — not meaningful connections. If you value your time, money, and personal information, stay away. Finding love is hard enough. You shouldn’t have to fight through a paywall designed like a slot machine.