VictoriaBrides
Reviews and Complaints

This website, VictoriaBrides, is a real money maker for the owners. While some of the women may be real, most of them are just glamorous photo shoots. If you're just looking to browse pretty pictures, then this site is fine. However, if you want to exchange contact information, you'll run into a lot of difficulties. Most of the replies you'll receive are from bots. Once they have you talking to a profile, you'll get endless series of inane questions or comments in the hopes that you'll respond each time - and of course, pay.

I've had bad experiences with every profile I tried to get serious with. They promised love, sex, and even marriage, but I could never get a commitment to meet. The one girl I was most serious about suddenly disappeared off the site after saying that she wanted me to come and meet her in Uzerhhod. She was a simply stunning blond. Now, she was supposed to be 'verified', which means the site had her passport and contact details. When I approached them and said I was prepared to pay to be put in touch, they said they had no details! Wow!

I decided to do some research and after some time, I found three of the girls I had been in communication with on other sites. When I communicated with them, they had no knowledge of any of the messages and letters that had been exchanged on VictoriaBrides. So, I sent a message to 'her' on VB saying how nice it was to finally chat live on Skype. Back came the reply 'You are talking to me on Skype? No. Impossible'. What a scam!

One of them I am now hoping to meet as I got her WhatsApp details. The other is a professional scammer on all sites and I attach her photos here so you are warned. Overall, I would not recommend this site to anyone looking for a serious relationship. It's a waste of time and money.

I came across VictoriaBrides and was a bit hesitant to join after reading some reviews. However, I decided to give it a shot and took some time to explore the site. I eventually caved in and paid the minimum fee to get full access. I must say, the women on this site are absolutely stunning and the site is well-designed. You can instantly chat with the ladies, which is where they make their money.

As a free member, I wasn't aware of how much I had to pay for credits until I joined and received 20 free credits. I found out that $20 will get you 50 credits, which should be enough to chat with a lady for a while. However, it costs 2 credits for 2 minutes of chat, and if you chat with multiple women, your credits will quickly run out. I also noticed that despite being 48 and interested in women aged 40 to 55, I received messages from women aged 18 to 60. It seems like there's an incentive for them to talk to men.

But the thing that really got me was when I tried to give my Facebook details to a woman I was chatting with and she replied, "Do you want to get me fined?" It became clear to me that these people aren't interested in making genuine connections. They're all about the money. They pay the women to talk to you and fine them if they try to suggest alternatives to the site. To me, that's like slavery.

I regret giving these people my money, and I can't help but wonder if any connections made on this site are genuine or if the women are being paid. I advise anyone considering joining VictoriaBrides to stay clear. It's a shame because I feel sorry for the women who have aspirations that don't align with the company's values.

I've been using VictoriaBrides for a couple of years now, and I've had my fair share of ups and downs with this site. I've deleted and reinstated my profile about five times, and I've noticed that I'm not the only one who's done this. Patrick M. mentioned in his review that he had to delete his profile, and I agree with him and all the other reviews posted here. I've experienced all their complaints myself.

One thing that I've noticed that hasn't been mentioned a lot is that the ladies on this site tend to slow down their response time during chat. Sometimes it takes up to 5 to 10 minutes before I receive a reply. The site says that the clock will only run for two credits and then suspend itself until something else is sent, but I haven't found that to be true. It's frustrating, but I've learned to be patient.

I've also discovered that there are at least five different name sites that are affiliated with VictoriaBrides. These sites are Charmerly, loveSwans, Victoria heart, match truly, and Victoria brides. I've come across the possibility of even more, but I haven't verified them. I created profiles on all these sites and found that not all the Svetlana's I would chat with were the same, even though the profiles and photos were virtually identical. At first, I thought that the lady I was talking to may be a little dinghy, but after I realized they were not the same, it all made sense. You may wonder why I would talk to the same lady over many sites, basically, it was because of the price of credits. Some of these sites would give discounts, and I was looking to communicate with my lady for less money.

Overall, I would say that VictoriaBrides is a decent site, but you need to be careful. Remember that old additives boys buyer beware.

I have to say, my experience with VictoriaBrides was not a pleasant one. While I didn't lose as much money as some of the other men on the site, I still feel like I wasted a lot of time and money on fake women. I wish I had read their disclaimer about partnering with other agencies who are incentivized to keep you talking through impersonating women.

One thing that really stood out to me was the fact that I received the exact same message from two different girls on the same day. It was clear that the interpreter was sending these messages, and it made me question the authenticity of the entire site. It's really frustrating to spend money on a site like this and not even know if you're talking to a real person.

If you're lucky enough to find one of the 10-15% of genuine women on the site, consider yourself lucky. But even then, it's not worth spending the money to get their phone number or email. You have to spend over 800 dollars just to get their contact information, and even then, you're not really speaking to them directly. The interpreter will be on the line or reading their emails, which takes away from the authenticity of the conversation.

I read about one man who was ripped off for over 3500 dollars by the time he went to meet the woman in person. She was not the same loving woman he had met online, and he was left alone and heartbroken in a foreign country. It's really sad to see how this agency controls everything, including the date.

It's important to beware of sites like this, as they have many other scam sites like Love Swans and Asian Sites. Many of the messages you receive are automated, and you'll notice a steady stream of women begging you to respond to them at all hours of the day or night. This is a sure sign that you're talking to a bot or workers on the night shift.

Overall, I would not recommend VictoriaBrides to anyone. It's clear that their MO is to keep you talking through messaging as much as possible and requesting new photos of you, which will burn through your credits at an even faster rate. Save your time and money and look for a more genuine dating site.

I've used VictoriaBrides twice now, and I have to say, it's been a bit of a mixed bag. On the one hand, I did meet a younger woman, and let's be real, who doesn't like a younger woman? But unfortunately, things didn't work out the first time around. She wasn't willing to take things to the next level and meet up in person, so I was pretty disappointed and stopped using the site altogether.

But then, I got an email from VictoriaBrides that I almost deleted as spam. But something made me take a chance and respond, and I'm glad I did. I've been single for a while now, and I thought maybe this could be a chance to find someone who was really looking for a relationship. We exchanged a few letters, but she wanted to do live chat, so we did that for a bit. It was fun, but it did add up pretty quickly. I had to spend a certain amount of money on the site before I could request her personal email address, which took a few days to process. But once I got it, we chatted for a few more days and things seemed to be going well.

However, things took a turn when she started pushing for us to meet up in person very quickly. I was in the process of getting a Visa to travel to her country, but it was taking some time. She grew impatient and we ended up cutting things off.

One of the biggest issues with VictoriaBrides is that the women can use the site for free. They can send out as many letters as they want to different men, and the more responses they get, the more money the site makes. Letters can cost up to $9 each after the first one, and credits can be used up pretty quickly at those rates. Chatting is a bit more reasonable, but it's important to make sure the woman you're talking to is aware of the cost per minute. The woman I was chatting with wasn't always quick to reply, so I ended up using a lot of credits just waiting for her to respond.

I did end up requesting a refund for my last credit purchase, and it took a bit of back-and-forth with the site operators to get it. My advice to any men using VictoriaBrides is to be upfront with the women you're talking to about what you're looking for and what your budget is. Quick chat responses and long letters might be more desirable, unless you're swimming in cash. All in all, it's not a bad site, but it does have its drawbacks.

I recently signed up for Victoria Brides and let me tell you, it's a total scam! They charge you for credits at a rate of $2 per minute and the time goes by so quickly. They don't even warn you when your time is almost up. It's all just a ploy to get you to spend more money with no hope of ever actually meeting any of the women on the site.

When you first sign up and pay with your credit card, the women come at you like locusts. But don't be fooled by their pictures, they're often fake. And even when they do send you real pictures, they look nothing like their profile. It's like they've photoshopped their head onto a different body. And don't even get me started on the small talk. They ask the most ridiculous questions like "what's the weather like?" or "what are you eating?" It's like they're not even trying.

But the biggest lie of all is when they say they need to pay to use the site. That's totally false! And some of them even contacted me while I was at work during lunch and then got mad when I said I had to go back to work. They accused me of working too much and not being interested. And when I asked some of them to send me an email with all their questions, they said it would cost them money. What a bunch of lies!

And let's be real, why would a 20-year-old hottie be interested in a man in his 40s? It just doesn't make sense. I'm convinced that the women on this site are either professionals working for the company or they're getting paid to participate in this scam. Either way, it's not worth your time or money.

So, my advice to you is to avoid this site at all costs. They're just after your money and it's a classic bait and switch. I was lucky enough to have my credit card company refund all the charges, but not everyone will be so lucky. Don't fall for their tricks and find a better dating site.

I recently decided to give VictoriaBrides a try. I was feeling lonely and had some extra cash to spend. Plus, I have always been a fan of Slavic women. I started chatting with a few ladies and one in particular caught my eye. Daria, with the ID number 3292160, was not only physically attractive but also very intelligent and sophisticated. I was impressed by the pictures she shared of her son and her office. So, I decided to pay 3000 credits, which cost me $600, to connect with her via my hotmail account.

However, things didn't go as smoothly as I had hoped. Daria claimed she didn't understand VictoriaBride's instructions and missed some connections. I ended up buying more credits and still had trouble connecting with her. Eventually, I asked her to go to Mexico with me and she seemed great. But after a couple of emails, she disappeared. I was confused and frustrated.

I decided to try my luck with another lady and got a mass text from Daria that was clearly not meant for me. I was disappointed and felt like I had wasted my money. I tried to communicate with her, but somehow it was my fault. I was fed up and decided to be a bit of a jerk. I bragged about my finances, including my IRA, income, mutual funds, houses, and boat. Suddenly, Daria was all over me, sending me dozens of messages a day with lots of heart emojis. I told her not to demean herself and moved on to another lady with a similar story.

This time, the lady gave me her cell number, but after about a week, I received a letter from a Mr. Singh (see photo below) who claimed that I had actually been writing to him. He explained that he had been hired by a group of sick Russian guys to write messages on behalf of the ladies on the site. He was disgusted by the whole thing and sent me internal documents to prove it. Apparently, the photos were of models and not the actual people writing the messages. Each writer earned $1 for every 45 credits they earned, and they received 1 credit per text, 5 credits per sticker, and 25 credits per video.

Mr. Singh had signed an NDA but was so sick of the scam that he decided to blow the whistle on the whole operation. He was planning to move back to New Delhi and hoped he wouldn't be traced. I was shocked and disappointed. I had spent so much money on a site that was clearly a scam.

In conclusion, I would advise anyone considering using VictoriaBrides to save their money and try free porn sites like YouPorn, PornHub, or XVideos instead. They are much cheaper and just as real. Don't fall for the scam like I did.

I recently started working for VictoriaBrides as a translator, and let me tell you, it's been quite the experience. The company, which goes by the name Global Date, is just one of many partners and subsidiaries of VictoriaBrides. As a translator, my job is to communicate with foreign clients on behalf of the so-called "brides." You can check out the company's information and job offers on their website.

When you start working, you're given a login and password to access a bride's profile. From there, you can write emails and chat with clients, who are mostly from the US and Europe. To be effective, you're trained to come up with catchy phrases like "If you were a cat, where would you lick me? :)" and send them to every client in your database. As clients respond, you have to flirt with them, pretending to be a girl. Your goal is to get them to take actions that cost credits, like sending photos, writing emails, posting images, and most importantly, sending gifts like phones or flowers. For each action, the translator is rewarded with money. Desperate to make more money, translators flirt and pretend to be in "love" with a hundred or so clients per day.

To make clients more susceptible, all translators are trained to come up with crazy stories like "my cat has cancer" or "my granny is ill." At the end of the day, translators switch places with other workers, and the cheating goes on. There are about 50 translators in a room with team leaders and a supervisor. All "brides" are models hired by VictoriaBrides to use their names and Instagram photos. The "brides" know what's going on but keep their mouths shut because they're paid a salary.

It's unbelievable how many tricks and cheats are involved in this operation. It's clearly a crime, a well-planned scam. I wonder why the police haven't done anything about it. Why don't the victims take action? I want to do something to help.

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I gotta say, VictoriaBrides is a real doozy. I mean, you can kiss your money goodbye if you ever try to get a refund. It's like these people are just stringing you along with endless chats and letters, only to find out that none of them are even real when you finally make it to Ukraine. I did some digging and found out that some of the addresses in Kiev were actually just local agents selling pictures of their sex-friends to unsuspecting dummies like us in the US. It's all part of this huge fake photo/chat sex trade business that's thriving in Ukraine thanks to the IMBRA-sex-trade-politics of the US.

And don't even get me started on the women. All of the attractive ones on the site are either married with kids, living with sex scammers and pimps, or selling their profile info and pictures to local agents and "model" services for money. None of them are actually interested in a real relationship with you, despite what the site might lead you to believe. This same scam goes on in Russia and Belarus, but not to the same extent since they have a greater rule of law and more ethical business practices.

But here's the kicker: the site has blocked all the innocent ladies from Russia and Belarus, even though they had nothing to do with the Ukraine invasion. It's just crazy and racist and arrogant. Meanwhile, Zelensky is committing war crimes left and right, shooting his own people in the back and using innocent women and school children as shields for his horrific humanity war crimes.

If you're thinking of using VictoriaBrides, my advice is to do whatever you can to get your money back immediately. And trust me, I know what I'm talking about. I speak the language fluently and have lived here my whole life. Photos to come later.))

I recently joined VictoriaBrides to view beautiful women, and let me tell you, their letters are very alluring. The women on this site are stunning, with their flawless makeup, stylish outfits, and captivating physical features. However, be prepared to pay, pay, and pay some more if you want to take things to the next level.

If you want their personal contact information, you'll have to pay big bucks. And if you want to set up a meeting, get ready to foot the bill for a trip to Ukraine, including airfare, hotel, and entertainment. And don't forget about the interpreter - you'll have to pay them by the hour, and they'll run interference so you won't get any alone time with your date.

When I arrived in Ukraine, I was presented with a disclaimer warning me that I hadn't even dated yet. But I was smitten with my date, who had been in love with me for months prior to my arrival. She was even more beautiful in person than I had expected. However, the "love" quickly fizzled out in the real world. She was frigid and barely spoke a word of English, with the interpreter blocking all conversation. I was left alone while they chatted away, and when I did manage to get a few words in, they were through the interpreter.

The taxi service was expensive, and I suspect it was run by the same muscle man every time. My date even texted other prospects while we were on our date, and then dropped a bombshell on me - she claimed that I looked like I wanted to have sex with her. I was shocked and hurt, as I had never even suggested anything of the sort. She promised she wouldn't leave me in a strange country and language, but she abandoned me after just two days.

In total, I spent $3500 American dollars on this experience, and I was left feeling duped, heartbroken, and embarrassed. I met other Americans at an Irish pub who had also been taken advantage of by VictoriaBrides, and we all commiserated over our sad and lonely experiences.

My advice to anyone considering using VictoriaBrides is to beware, beware, beware! Remember the story of Odysseus, who had his shipmates tie him to the mast of the ship so he wouldn't be lured by the Sirens' irresistible songs. Tie yourself to the mast, my friends, and don't fall for the alluring promises of VictoriaBrides.

Isn't it a total and utter scam when I get 1000 messages per day from girls who are online days and nights non-stop and I have no profile pic? It happens very rarely on J4Date

- another dating site that I'm using and I'm totally content with it, especially now that I can compare it to VB, maybe I should just let it well alone and don't mess with success. For some reason I had thought that most dating sites worked in an honest manner, which proved to be wrong when I dealt with VB. Victoriabrides is just a showcase of hot, sexy and absolutely fake photos that are used to entice us to sign up and pay, then they just want to keep us hooked in chats for as long as possible. The truth is you can hardly find an honest lady there who would pursue a real relationship.

I #[protected] have been blocked by the site and would like to know the reason why I have been blocked ! Has a Lady from the site filed a complaint, I have just ordered a phone for lady #[protected] and I would also like to know if this is going to be delivered or will this site refund my money that I paid for this phone . I am so perplexed as to why I have been blocked from the site, could you please email me and tell me what is going on here . Thank you in anticipation of this being resolved . Athol, email is, ag.[protected]@hotmail.com

It's not about love, it's just about money. International dating is a sophisticated thing, but there are still some sites, like http://J4Love.net
that take care of their reputation, as a result they don't let scammers have their "business" on their sites, so there are higher chances of meeting an honest and real lady there.
Sadly, Victoriabrides doesn't belong to such sites. They use all possible tricks to make you spend money, burn credits for nothing as quickly as possible, they use fake profiles to keep you hooked and you just keep buying credits, with no tangible result.