1st-International.com review

1st-International.com is supposed to be a dating website for people interested in language exchange. Initially, it looked very professional, and we were unable to find any negative reviews on from the experiences of former users. The operator is rather unknown, and they go by the name 1st International LLC, just like the domain name. They are registered in Romeoville, Illinois.

We created a profile before having a good look at the Terms and Conditions. Here is where things started looking out of place. In one of the paragraphs, the company warned visitors to the site that they may use user profiles on other websites. This is usually a sign of a fake chat service. Furthermore, the members’ area was full of women who were absolutely stunning to the point that it was unbelievable. They all looked like models, and most of them claimed to be Eastern European. By looking at their profiles, we could tell the website was a scam.

1st-International.com is a dating platform where users should be able to meet people interested in practising other languages. The landing site is written in Spanish and English. However, once we gained access to the members’ area, the language exchange concept seemed completely irrelevant. Overall, the interface was a little messy and it didn’t look modern. The company behind this rip-off is 1st International LLC, from Romeoville, Illinois. Exchanging messages with these perfect girls is going to cost an arm and a leg, especially since they are clearly not real.

Perfect women

The ladies in the members’ area could fulfil any man’s fantasies. They are beautiful and have spectacular bodies. They are elegant, cultured, and adventurous. However, they’re also supposed to be submissive with a deep desire to meet their future husband on the portal. It certainly doesn’t look like they’re here to better their language skills. We can deduce all this from the presentation on their bios, which are written extensively.

However, getting to know these girls is not as easy as it may seem. It will cost users a lot of money and for all that we know, there could be an ogre hiding behind those perfect photos. It is all a fake chat service offering an entertainment experience at best. The platform charges money to users for writing to the ladies, and different profiles have different prices. The most popular ones are probably the most expensive as well.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 20/09/2023)

By posting Content to any public area of the Website, you automatically grant, and you represent and warrant that you have the right to grant, to Us, our affiliates, licensees and successors, an irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive, fully paid, worldwide license to use, copy, perform, display, reproduce, adapt, modify and distribute such Content and to prepare derivative works of, or incorporate into other works, such information and content, and to grant and authorize sublicenses of the foregoing.

This includes, but is not limited to, you granting Us the right to post your profile on any websites run either by Us, or our affiliates or partners. You further represent and warrant that public posting and use of your content by Us will not infringe or violate the rights of any third party.

Credits needed to interact

Not only does it cost money to send letters to these fantasy ladies, but the company also charges users to view photos and videos. Even sending virtual gifts costs money. At this point, there is no doubt that this website is a rip-off. We have seen many similar scams in the past, but this is the first time we have reviewed a website disguised as a ‘language exchange’ platform. The service is not cheap at all. For example, users may view about 12 clips for 20 dollars.

1st-International.com claims to be a portal for meeting sexy women who want to improve their language skills. However, the website itself has nothing to do with language. The company operating this rip-off is 1st International LLC, from Romeoville, Illinois. We have seen similar scams like this in the past. The ladies in the members’ area are too perfect, and it is outrageously expensive to communicate with them. It is also concerning that the operator will share the user’s profile information across their network.