RussianBeautyDate.com review

The dating portal advertises a lot of images of beautiful women on the landing page. It seems like a page, where you can find a date with a Russian or Ukraine person in no time. But reviews on the internet speak another language. There we read that this website uses fake profiles and that the subscription is a trap.

Right after the registration, a new member will receive a free basic-membership and message requests from other members. But to reply, a paid premium-membership is needed. It turns out that the subscription for the paid membership is a trap. Plus, it seems like that the profiles in the member’s pool are fake and operated by fake operators to entice the user to pay and stay on the site. The operator is the Qpid Network.

The landing page of RussianBeautyDate.com looks good so far. We see some profile pictures of good-looking women that appear to be Russian and Ukraine people. But the landing page does not offer useful information. The only thing we see is the window to make the registration. Also, the links to the terms and conditions or the imprint are missing. As we see it, these missing details are the first signs of an untrustworthy dating portal. We continue with the registration until we found the terms and conditions.

There we read some more details about the portal and its costs. The costs on RussianBeautyDate.com originate via a subscription that looks like a rip off to us. The reason is that right after the registration, a new member will receive a free basic-membership. Regard to the reviews on the internet and the terms and conditions, and the basic-membership is quite useless. The reason is that with a basic membership, it is not possible to send or read messages.

Subscription trap and leaking data protection

To be able to send and read messages, a paid premium-membership is needed, which is a rip-off regarding the experiences of former customers. We also found some reports about a fake chat. After registration is complete, it does not take long until a new user receives a lot of messages. But a fake conversation or the use of fictional profiles are not mentioned in the terms and conditions. So we can only assume that the website uses fake profiles.

The scam website’s operator is the Qpid Network, which is again operated by the Site State Macao Commercial Offshore limited. That cooperation is in Macao, a unique administrative region of the People’s Republic of China. This company gets a lot of critics because of leaking data protection. Regard to the terms and conditions, the personal information of a member will be on every website of the Qpid Network. Plus, the operator shares personal user information with third-parties.

The portal RussianBeautyDate.com may look good on the first view, but it turns out to be a scam. On this portal, the costs originate via a subscription for a paid membership, which is a trap. Plus, the operator appears to be not trustworthy at all. Additionally, the operators share personal users’ details on a network and with third-parties.